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CrossFit Health Panel: Chronic Disease

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CrossFit Health panelists highlight some of the biggest rewards of CrossFit during a panel discussion on Chronic Disease.

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Ruiqin Huang
September 23rd, 2022 at 8:36 am
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3 rounds for time:
2200m c2 bike
50 an-mat sit-ups
25 deadlifts 185#
rest 2:00 b/t sets.

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Jim Rix
September 22nd, 2021 at 5:41 pm
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10 RFT of
50 yard swim 
10 push-ups 
15 squats
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Good to get in the water again!

58/5’8”/153
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Bobby Peters
September 22nd, 2021 at 4:45 pm
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Where do you get the CrossFit Health shirt?
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Mitch Collins
September 22nd, 2021 at 2:05 pm
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If you look at the "health care" system as an economic entity, it makes perfect sense. Bad sense, but perfect. In economic terms, a physician is a production unit, and the 10-minute time slots are revenue units. Spend more time with a patient but don't get more revenue, and the physician, or her practice, is out of business.  Absent a systemic change to the economic incentives, we will be the definition of crazy with ever-worsening outcomes. The only way that has worked is single-payer. It is not perfect, but among the other 29 developed countries, their health care costs less and has equal or better outcomes.  

It isn't complicated. It is (mostly) not an ethical failure.  It is rudimentary economics.
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Jim Rix
September 22nd, 2021 at 5:47 pm
The payment system is a huge problem, but it can be changed to incentivize health over procedural treatments and the prescription of drugs. From my experience, I’ve never ran into a doc who truly understands and works on the holistic level of nutrition and (especially) movement. I’m trying out a new Osteopath tomorrow, as the DO track sounds more health focused than the MD track.
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