Most Expensivest Season 1 Episode 2 Bill of Health
- TV-MA
- November 22, 2017
- 22 min
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8.0 (9)
In episode 2 of Most Expensivest season 1, titled "Bill of Health," host 2 Chainz explores the world of health and wellness, and the exorbitant prices people are willing to pay for it.
The episode starts with 2 Chainz meeting up with Dr. Oz to discuss the latest health trends and treatments. They talk about cryotherapy, a treatment where you expose your body to extremely cold temperatures, and 2 Chainz gives it a try. They also discuss the importance of investing in your health and how money can be a motivator for some people to take care of themselves.
Next, 2 Chainz visits a luxury gym in New York City where personal trainers can cost up to $1,000 an hour. He meets with one of the trainers, who shows him some of the gym's state-of-the-art equipment and gives him a workout. The gym also offers recovery treatments like acupuncture and cupping, which are popular with athletes.
2 Chainz then heads to a cannabis farm in California to learn about the health benefits of medical marijuana. He talks with the owner of the farm about how cannabis can be used to treat various medical conditions, and they even try some of the products themselves.
In the next segment, 2 Chainz meets up with a couple who runs a wellness center that offers a variety of treatments like IV therapy and infrared sauna sessions. They explain the benefits of these treatments and why people are willing to pay top dollar for them.
The episode wraps up with 2 Chainz visiting a luxurious health clinic in California that offers a range of services like genetic testing, hormone therapy, and stem cell treatments. He speaks with some of the patients who have undergone these treatments and learns about their experiences.
Overall, "Bill of Health" offers a fascinating look into the world of health and wellness, and the extreme prices people are willing to pay for it. Whether it's cryotherapy, personal training, or medical marijuana, people are constantly searching for ways to improve their health, and for many, money is no object.
