Dr. Tiller argues that achieving meaningful improvements in health typically requires commitment and effort rather than relying on quick fixes.

“as an exercise scientist and a skeptic of this idea that any health and wellness outcome that is worth achieving has to be what you have to work for it you have to you have to put in some time and some effort and some commitment”

The medical establishment frequently suppresses effective frequency-based technologies because they are more interested in protecting financial interests than promoting simple, cost-effective healing

“But, that's why Royal Raymond Rife was pretty much shut down at that time period because there wasn't as enough money. We can say that, I'm assuming, you know, that most people would realize that because they couldn't sell something over and over and over again.”