Dr. Max Gullhane discusses the recent health summit in El Salvador and the exciting developments in health and decentralization. Dr. Jack Kruse announced a groundbreaking constitutional amendment to protect patients' rights and allow for innovative treatments. El Salvador's adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender has transformed the country and created opportunities for cutting-edge medicine. The proposed amendment would give doctors the discretion to prescribe treatments based on their medical judgment and allow for the use of repurposed medications. The pushback comes from financial and economic interests that want to protect the power to enforce the use of novel medications. The conversation also touches on the need for a decentralized food system and the barriers to achieving it, such as regulations and processing limitations. The conversation covers various topics related to decentralized health and the regenerative movement. The speakers discuss the potential of El Salvador as a forward-thinking country for implementing regenerative farming practices. They also touch on the topic of raw milk and the unnecessary regulations surrounding it. The conversation then shifts to the collective body of work of Dr. Kruse, Morley Robbins, and Dr. Laszlo Boros, highlighting their different perspectives and contributions to the decentralized health movement. The importance of putting aside ego and focusing on the mission of helping people is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the opportunity to spread the message of decentralized health and the upcoming events and courses related to regenerative health.