Who knows you are here today? | Ranika Koneru | TEDxHSRW

Ranika Koneru talks about years working inside healthcare systems, from running weight loss clinics in the U.S. to starting Origynz Longevity in the Netherlands. She describes a recurring gap between medical protocols and the people they are meant to help. The talk links this gap to the science behind it and is aimed at leaders, parents, and anyone who has cared for someone else. Her central argument is that declining health, weaker teams, and strained families stem from disconnection rather than a lack of discipline. The talk was given at an independently organized TEDx event and filmed and edited by Fotocinema (Arkadiusz Tomala).

• Experience running weight loss clinics in the U.S. and starting Origynz Longevity in the Netherlands
• The gap between healthcare protocols and the people they serve
• Disconnection, not discipline, as the root cause of eroding health and relationships
• Intended for leaders, parents, and caregivers

Ranika has spent years inside healthcare systems, from running weight loss clinics in the U.S. to the Netherlands, and kept seeing the same gap between protocols and the people they were meant to help. In this talk, she shares that story and the science behind it with leaders, parents, and anyone who has cared for someone else. What’s eroding our health, our teams, and our families was never a discipline problem; it was always a disconnection problem. Filmed and edited by Fotocinema (Arkadiusz Tomala). Ranika Koneru has spent years inside the systems meant to help people heal, and watched them fall short in the same quiet way every time. From running weight loss clinics in the U.S. to starting Origynz Longevity in the Netherlands, she kept finding the same distance between the protocols and the people inside them. Today she brings that story, and the science behind it, to leaders, parents, and anyone who has ever tried to take care of someone else. Because what’s slowly eroding our health, our teams, and our families was never a discipline problem. It was always a disconnection problem. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx