Is your chronic illness getting worse despite following your doctor's treatment? You're not alone — and it may not be your fault. In this episode of The Human Condition, chiropractor Michael Pearce exposes the medical sabotage hiding in plain sight inside conventional medicine.

Most people who get sicker while "doing everything right" have been misled by flawed first assumptions baked into the medical system — from what to eat, to which supplements to take, to which treatments to trust. Dr. Michael Pierce breaks down:

✔ Why medical training keeps doctors locked into a broken system

✔ How medical propaganda creates dependency and hopelessness

✔ The hidden dangers of anti-nutrients, oxalates, glyphosate, EMFs and fluoride

✔ Why less than 8% of Americans have healthy lab results

✔ How chiropractic and natural medicine have been challenging these myths for over 100 years

✔ What "self-limiting illness" means and why doctors no longer teach it

If you've been told your condition will only get worse — watch this first.

Why do some people get sick while others stay healthy despite bad habits? The answer lies in the relationship between your genes and your environment — and it may change how you think about chronic illness forever.

In this episode, Michael Pearce introduces the "Stone and the Sea" model: your genes are stones, fixed in place — but the tide (your environment, nutrients, sleep, stress, and resources) determines whether those stones surface as illness or stay submerged.

Discover why type 2 diabetes, arthritis, and even mental illness may be reversible — and what resources your body actually needs to suppress disease at the genetic level.

What is diagnosis really? In this video, we explore the hidden problem with diagnosis and why labels alone don’t explain chronic illness. Modern diagnosis often becomes a way to code symptoms for billing and treatment approval, but true diagnosis should uncover the root cause, the etiology, and the deeper process driving disease. We discuss symptom labels, chronic disease, metabolic syndrome, root cause thinking, and why understanding the “cause of the cause” matters if you want real healing.