What do you think is the problem Daniel, that 40% of surgeries fail? For that matter, what do you think determines whether or not the surgery is a success or failure? Do you think it's solely up to the surgeon to fix us? Do we just continue to abuse our bodies, overworking them and feeding them toxins then go get new parts or repairs good as new and expect them to be fine with business as usual? I suppose it all depends on what has caused the body to get into a state of needing surgery. How can the fire be put out if you keep throwing a burning match on the flames? 🤔 I witness all too often surgeries for arthritis due to improper use of the joints and the patient refuses to do their part taking proper care of the joint whether that care be physical therapy, weight loss, cessation of damage causing avtivities and frequently all three of those. Would the need for more surgery ensue? Very likely yes. Does that mean that the first surgery failed? I know every case is uniquely different, but there is an overwhelming abundance of patients refusing to correct what landed them in the OR to begin with. Just an angle on the topic. Let's see what others have to say... good talking point🤙🤔.