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2. Clinical reorientation.
For forward-thinking clinics, this shift creates opportunity.
They can:

• Focus on outcomes over volume.
• Deploy staff in remote support roles, not just
procedural ones.
• Leverage AI-enabled platforms to track long-term
therapeutic efficacy with less overhead.

Rather than scaling up complexity, clinics that embrace
plant-based platforms can scale down—and scale out—as
accessible, digitally connected, biologics-literate
community hubs.

3. Pharmacies: From Centralized Dispensers to
Decentralized Networks

Specialty pharmacies emerged to meet the demands of
complex biologic logistics:

• Refrigeration from manufacturing to patient.
• Complex insurance coordination.
• Monitoring refill compliance for high-cost drugs.
• Managing narrow dispensing windows.

In return, they’ve become a multibillion-dollar segment of
the pharmaceutical supply chain—often extracting value
simply for navigating complexity.

But what happens when the complexity disappears?

With edible biologics:

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