Brigham Buhler
Guest: Brigham Buhler
Date: 2026-03-18 | Duration: 2h 22m
Category: Health & Medicine, Politics & Media
Episode Overview
About Brigham Buhler
Brigham Buhler is the innovative founder of Ways2Well, a cutting-edge functional and regenerative care clinic dedicated to optimizing health through personalized approaches. With a background in health optimization and wellness, Buhler has garnered recognition for his commitment to transforming traditional healthcare into a more holistic experience, focusing on long-term wellness rather than just symptom management. His appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience (episode #2376) highlighted his expertise in regenerative medicine and the impact of lifestyle choices on overall health, making him a compelling voice in the wellness community. Brigham's passion for empowering individuals to take control of their health journey sets him apart in the ever-evolving landscape of modern medicine.
Key Moments
- – Pharmaceutical Industry
- – FDA Regulations
- – Compounding Pharmacies
- – Peptide Therapy
- – Insurance Companies
- – Medical Compliance
- – Telemedicine
- – AI in Healthcare
- – Stem Cell Therapy
- – Red Light Therapy
- – Chronic Disease Management
- – Genetic Testing
- – Longevity Science
- – Sports Medicine
- – Biologics
- – Healthcare Economics
- – Patient Outcomes
- – Ultrasound Guided Injections
- 0:00:47 – Discussion on public health concerns
- 0:01:18 – Insidious spread of private industry influence
- 0:04:38 – Contamination of specimens with HIV
- 0:06:25 – Pharma lobbying and legal actions
- 0:07:12 – FDA decision-making process explained
- 0:10:26 – Gene carrier testing introduction
- 0:13:52 – Legal risks of indictments and asset seizure
- 0:16:13 – Debate on peptide therapy safety
- 0:17:55 – Experience with Abbott Laboratories and FDA compliance
- 0:19:08 – Chain of custody in drug manufacturing
- 0:21:08 – Challenges faced by compounding pharmacies
- 0:23:48 – FDA inspection failures at Eli Lilly
- 0:25:58 – FDA officials moving to pharmaceutical companies
- 0:27:37 – Clinician challenges with insurance companies
- 0:30:40 – Insurance companies skewing facts
- 0:31:47 – Studies on BPC for spine and joint healing
- 0:34:53 – Outsourcing pharmaceutical manufacturing
- 0:36:26 – Discussion on BPC 157 and regulatory concerns
- 0:37:12 – Nationwide telemedicine prescription fulfillment
- 0:39:41 – Lack of human safety studies in operating room products
- 0:42:57 – Resilience of life forms in medical treatments
- 0:44:31 – Surgical product serial number tracking
- 0:48:06 – Personal story of loss and solution
- 0:50:01 – Testosterone and prostate cancer correlation
- 0:52:45 – Pharmacy benefit managers and drug coverage
- 0:54:11 – Managed care plan dynamics
- 0:56:14 – Patient experience at Ways to Well clinic
- 0:58:17 – Methylfolate detoxification and gut biome testing
- 1:02:36 – ATP decline and aging effects
- 1:04:27 – Large language models transforming healthcare
- 1:08:30 – Extended clinician-patient consultation model
- 1:14:07 – Limitations of AI based on input data
- 1:18:51 – Longevity and human lifespan discussions
- 1:21:15 – Red light therapy reducing inflammation
- 1:24:05 – Sunlight's impact on testosterone and sex drive
- 1:32:32 – Profit-driven healthcare system critique
- 1:41:18 – Regeneration capabilities of salamanders
- 2:06:05 – Ultrasound guided mesenchymal stem cell injections
- 2:10:29 – Athlete dedication to recovery treatments
Transcript Excerpt
Starting point is 00:00:01 Joe Rogan podcast, checking out. The Joe Rogan Experience. Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day. Great. Good to see you, my friend. Thanks for having me. My pleasure, always. Lots going on, man. Starting point is 00:00:20 There is a lot going on. Pretty usual. I got fucking allergies, dude. Do you hear me? Oh, yeah. You sound stuffed up. I was going to ask. Oh, it's crazy. Starting point is 00:00:28 I was like, am I getting sick? And then I worked out. I'm like, no, I feel great. Like, physically. I feel great. I don't know what's spiking right now, do you know? I don't know. There's a bunch going on. Starting point is 00:00:39 Everybody's got sore throats. It's crazy they say you don't get it when you live here for like a few years, and then you start getting it a lot, and I was like, I ain't getting it. And then about four years in, I started getting these horrible sore throats and stuffy noses. Is there a peptide for that? When I first moved here, the cedar killed me. I mean, because Houston doesn't have cedar, so it was pine trees. in Houston and moving to Austin, the cedar crushed me for the first, like, year and a half, Starting point is 00:01:07 and then I got over it. My body just got used to it, I guess. Yeah, I think my body has to get used to it. One thing that does help is colostrum. I take colotte, that armora. Yeah, you can tell a difference? Yeah, yeah. Makes a big difference. Starting point is 00:01:19 Yeah, if you take it a lot, take it every day, stay consistent. Yeah, I think all of that stuff, there's benefits that so many people overlook. I don't know. So, we were talking. What's the latest? Man, so I know you just had Secretary Kennedy on a few weeks ago. The latest is, you know, hot off the press as of yesterday. I know the administration is still working diligently to reclassify peptides. Starting point is 00:01:51 I know that that kind of got unveiled on the podcast. Man, that has been a labor of lo...
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