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I am neutral. Here is proof he is a doctor: doctor.webmd com/doctor/gai6069316/dylan-petkus-ratings Maybe writing a book or audio book would help poorer people get access to the help they need. It would also be good advertising that his book’s readers pays for. The word of mouth and social proof would be amazing. That’s off course if it’s true. If it’s not true then one of the powers that shouldn’t be would shut him down or a class action lawsuit would. But on the other hand the powers that shouldn’t be might hide stuff that works better than their solutions. So they could shut him down while he is actually helpful. So who knows? 🤷‍♀️ Interesting to note is that the 1 star ⭐️ reviews are from people who didn’t have the money so they didn’t use the program. So their reviews might be more a reflection of their negative emotions than it is from negative experience. Hopefully they can figure it out themselves. Hopefully Dylan put a book or audio home study course together that’s well in reach of those who make less than $1700 per month. The other ⭐️ ⭐️ 2+ stars was from people who actually did the course. You are well loved 🙋‍♂️

Invest your time in other things. I agree with other reviews that emphasize how manipulative and scripted the tactics were. I also couldn’t find evidence that they were doctors when using the docinfo.org. The theory is good - but there are many other resources out there offered by people I respect much more highly. I plan to do my own research into mitochondrial dysfunction. Here’s a few things that have helped so far: Dr. Terry Wahls Irene Lyon Dr. Rhonda Patrick - she interviewed a Dr. Panda about circadian rhythms Dr. Mark Hyman Zesty Ginger Article on micronutrients for mitochondrial health: search “ Feeding mitochondria: Potential role of nutritional components to improve critical illness convalescence” Best of luck to everyone - you can do it without spending $8000, and while being treated with the basic respect you deserve as a human being!

Snake oil sales pitch. Be very wary of anyone that does not allow comments on youtube or other social media. I am very informed. What a waste of an hour call and two hours listening to all the promises. 1st they said 12k but if you sign up today its 8k then after I pushed back she ok it's 7k. I said i need to do my research before signing up for anything and thats when the uninformed script reading interviewer started to get a bit nasty. I could say alot more but I dont want to spend more energy on Optimal Circadian Health. BEWARE!!!!! She said she was confident. I don't care about her opinion. She never asked me if I felt confident. The entire experience was such a sham marketing experience. I was left feeling disgusted for the time I wasted.

I honestly think Dr. Petkus is a genius with finally the right paradigm when it comes to fatigue issues. That paradigm, namely, if I can say this right, is that fatigue is a global meltdown in the function of your mitochondria, the power houses of all your cells that must be, and can be, healed through reinvigorating the metabolism pathway through the mitochondria of sugar, fat, etc. into ATP by optimizing your circadian rhythms so that the perfect amount of melatonin can be produced to heal your mitochondria. (I got that much from the videos in his Facebook group.) Since the life cycle of mitochondria is three weeks, it takes three weeks to a couple of months to see results. Conventional medicine has no answers, really. Functional medicine is like shooting buckshot at the problem and hoping that something hits. But Dylan Petkus, MD and his wife, Molly McKinney, MD, both had problems with fatigue, so they had to figure it out for themselves, by themselves, to be able to function in the world... and they did. I wish I could work with them because I've worked with so many others to know that the others didn't have the answer for my fatigue and from what I hear in the logic of Dr. Petkus's videos, they more than likely do. But it is a lot of money for those of us who haven't been able to work for years and years. I don't think they charge too much at all for the amount of time they give you and the results that they seem to be getting. I believe it's worth the price. It's just hard because we're used to insurance paying that sort of thing. And insurance doesn't pay for this kind of outside-of-the-box genius. So, I'm listening to his videos and trying to catch some crumbs as he explains the problem and what doesn't work and why, but understandingly withholds the action steps to take until you are his patient. So, in short, if you want real help with your fatigue, my money is on Dr. Petkus and Dr. McKinney. I just don't have enough to pay them. :/