Prevention Over Prescription with Dr. K
Jun 16, 2026 · 11 min · 12 segments
In this episode of Prevention Over Prescription, Dr. K reflects on a recent trip to Monaco and how it reinforced his mission to transform healthcare through prevention and metabolic health. He…
Kwadwo KyeremantengHostHe went to Monaco, had the time of his life, got to see Kim Kardashian, Yanis, all the drivers, and got to live this crazy existence on a yacht and all this stuff.
Listen, this might seem very random, but After this experience, I got to say I'm feeling super inspired.
Why is that? You're seeing all these folks that were around you with these extravagant yachts, these great suits and designer outfits, and they're done to the nines.
You know what I'm saying? But all these people around me, are achieving great things.
A lot of them are doing work that is improving the lives and the wellbeing of many thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people.
And so what left me with that feeling of wanting to aim high, aim for the skies when it comes to our goals and objectives.
You heard on this platform many a time, I'm saying, I want... y'all to avoid seeing me in the ICU.
Which means thinking outside the box, using unconventional ways to get to that.
And I have been never this, I've been never had such motivation in my life to just aim for the skies.
You know, like Yes, you could sit in another meeting about tweaking these levers that aren't going to necessarily move the needle in a grand fashion.
And for me, When we focus on metabolic health and preventative health, this is a huge lever that we need to go full bore on.
Like when we know that metabolic health is tied to heart health, brain health, mental illness, fertility, some cancers, infections, the cost of metabolic health The impact it has for not only the patient, but their loved ones.
He went to Monaco, had the time of his life, got to see Kim Kardashian, Yanis, all the drivers, and got to live this crazy existence on a yacht and all this stuff.
Listen, this might seem very random, but After this experience, I got to say I'm feeling super inspired.
Why is that? You're seeing all these folks that were around you with these extravagant yachts, these great suits and designer outfits, and they're done to the nines.
You know what I'm saying? But all these people around me, are achieving great things.
A lot of them are doing work that is improving the lives and the wellbeing of many thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people.
And so what left me with that feeling of wanting to aim high, aim for the skies when it comes to our goals and objectives.
You heard on this platform many a time, I'm saying, I want... y'all to avoid seeing me in the ICU.
Which means thinking outside the box, using unconventional ways to get to that.
And I have been never this, I've been never had such motivation in my life to just aim for the skies.
You know, like Yes, you could sit in another meeting about tweaking these levers that aren't going to necessarily move the needle in a grand fashion.
And for me, When we focus on metabolic health and preventative health, this is a huge lever that we need to go full bore on.
Like when we know that metabolic health is tied to heart health, brain health, mental illness, fertility, some cancers, infections, the cost of metabolic health The impact it has for not only the patient, but their loved ones.
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