Calley & Casey Means: The Truth About Ozempic, the Pill, and How Big Pharma Keeps You Sick
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Meantime, here's are the latest eisenach with Kelly, and casey means OK. So I actually think this book is going to, I never say this, but I mean, I think this book is gonna have a big effect on, of course, the country. And the reason I think that um is because youtube the perfect people to write IT.

And so I I never do this, but just want to start with your bike. So you are siblings kissing, calling. You happened to have grown up in the same neighbor od as me.

And washington, like blocks from me. So I know the world that you're from. You're writing about food, nutrition, the regulatory bodies that are poisoning in the country. You are lobby st and you are are a stand for educated physician um I just wanna go through quickly each one and starting with you your doctor.

Yes, tell us the progression .

of your thinking on this and what I did your life .

yeah absolutely. So trying to stay medical school, then became trying to head .

and next understanding .

d medical school, stanford when on the train, and had a next surgery nine years. And in my post graduate training.

medical lege did well.

was present on my family class, you know, graduating top my class with honnor in medical school and went on to a very competitive surgical of I.

So I just say, Normally I dismissed credentials out of hand, but these are real credentials. And they they matter.

I think OK and I did with every good little medical student, you know wants to do, which is climbing ranks of that economic latter. But you did well, and I got to the top of that mountain, right, nine years in to my post graduate training. And I looked around me and I realized that that, you know, patients in amErica are getting destroyed.

Children, adults, the elderly, you're so distracted and you're the surgical substantive folks on the year and throw where I was and you get distracted, uh and IT was tapping americans. And our health is getting worse every single year. Patients in amErica getting much sicker, every year more depressed. We're getting in feral and life presences, going down in a country that spending almost two x more than another .

country in the world. So before we get IT into the details of what you did tell us, I mean, of why you did, you tell us what you did so you think your whole life working toward this goal, you reach the top and then you you decide not to do IT. Yeah, you know, I mean.

Operating from my fifth year of my article, residents. And i'm looking down at a patient front of me whose on our third revision, sinus surgery. And you know, I know how to die.

No is, sir. I know what I write the prescriptions. I know how to do the surgery. But what I kind of realized that moment was like, I have no idea why this patients actually sick.

He has so many of our health issue is predators are right as she's got some brain fog, she's got obesity and she's got the science issue. And in my training, you know, I was never, ever, ever taught to look at the whole patient, to look at how all these things are connected. And I was only taught how to do the surgery and then build for IT.

And I realized that there is a huge, uh, problem in how our president media right now, which is what we're glaring, the root causes of why americans are sick and we're profiting off of patients getting sick and then doing things with them. That's the way the business model held care works, you know the most the way that health care, which is the largest investors growing industry, the united states, makes money as you have more patients in the system having more things done to them for longer periods of time. And when I kind of put some these pieces together and realize that my training had totally a essentially incapacity, even really understanding why patients are sick and and how to actually help them thrive, I actually to walk away from the surgical world because I realized, ed, that I was only making money off of essentially uh, not spending time helping patients understand their health .

and actually just profiting off their elements. You and forgave IT up voluntarily.

I on my birthday, thirty birthday, I walk into the office of my of the chair of the department, and I put on the skull bull, and I, I walked away, and I devoted my life to wire americans getting sicker every year. Why are fifty percent of american children dealing with a chronic health issue? This was less than one percent fifty years ago. Why is our health getting destroyed in the more that we spend?

And what did they say when you walk in? Dear colleagues, stanford say i'm giving IT up at thirty. You know.

IT wasn't really a conversation. I knew that I couldn't cut into one more person until I understood why americans are getting sicker every single year. Um I think that unfortunate thing is that daughters don't really understand because every level of our education is systematically focused on blinding us from thinking about root causes.

We are we have over hundred medical and surgical subspecialties right now. And you know how you make money in the american alcor system. As you take a patient with tender for issues and you send them to tender phones, specialists put on tendeth one mads may they have eventually have tender phone surgeries.

You never actually are taught how to put the pieces together, look at the whole body as a system, which, of course, IT is. And part of this is because, you know, who are the people underwriting our medical education? As the pharma companies we are, we are taught how to be very algorithmic and robotic and how we look at patients. And so ultimately, I left the surgical world and I went down the rabbit hole asking why.

why are we getting secret with a rather move? Yeah to do something like .

that yeah I your whole life.

you're working hard to goal and then you give IT up yeah after nine .

years yeah you know, this is the thing that was I understood and that I am working and we are spending our lives to have Angelyn ed the spoke good energy. Is that reasons why americans are getting sicker every year are very simple. Americans want to be healthy.

Americans do not want to die early. They do not want to see their kids with all these chronic health issues like autism and food allergies and obesity and prediabetes, and forty percent of teens with mental health issues. No one wants this, but the system is rigged against the american patient to create diseases and then profit off of them.

This is happening across almost every level. Level of our major industry is from process food to attack to farma. And so really, what what americans didn't understand is that these trends can stop immediately.

We need to understand why we're sec, which is our our primarily our toxic food system, and the way systematically several industries are profiting off of our addiction, al and illness. And if we can understand that and create very simple a top down and bottom of strategy to address that, americans will become rapidly healthier. And so as a physician, you know, I took oath to do no harm, and I took an oath to help patients thrive. And so the way that we can do that is by help you understand the levers of, of, of, of corruption that are essentially keeping .

a sick I I guess, reason impressing you um and the short person I mean this is the company clear want to talk about herself, which is great ah but I think it's relevant because IT speaks to the intensity of your commitment into your sincere you're giving up the prize, you're giving up the money because you really believe this. yes. And I think it's I just want to establish at the outset, thank you. We say anything more sugar, her brother, you're very close to happen to know that. And um in your obviously part of your sist president relies to stanford is a kind of thing like, oh, my sister is a stand for cheese and for medical school SHE decides not to practice surgery the most impressive of all specialties what's .

your reaction I call her? And such is a completed yet we raise, what should you see you right next to you, kind of condition to climb up. The latter, of course, with the stand for I was the horror business school.

You know, that was what life is about. Just kind of get collecting those credentials, casey, research of the N. I H, as we talked about top of our stanford medicine class, to me that was, that was IT and truly a new head on this.

SHE had, no, I think this is, this is her life. This is her identity. This is called everything to her. And SHE bravely stabbed with no plan just from a moral obligation. And I thought he was a complete IT.

And what I know now, and what i've been radical zed on, is he is convinced ed me that this is the most important issue in the country at an issue of corruption. Uh, that starts to stand for medico being fifty percent funded by pharma and not, uh, training doctors on one nutrition class staff d medico harper medico ninety percent of medical don't offer or require one nutrition class. Doctors simply aren't learning why people are getting secret soon.

They do eighty percent, of course, slopes and pharmacology. It's on how to take people that are getting circumcised er and manage those conditions, not to cure them. And that's a huge problem because that dynamic of the largest industry in the country is .

destroying human capital. So on as your sister is on one end of the equation, you're on the other. You both have you know you're from a community of drivers, that's what dish is and merit badge gathers and you've gotten to the greater badgers ever, right?

Hbs, stand for medical school. But you're all of a sudden finding yourself in washington. Can you just explain .

your backbite? Yeah so just case was a bit sort than me on the biology road. I wanted to be contributed us from an early age and winter stanford to to go back in the politics study economics.

Local science went straight back to campaigns after school of what I learned quickly that in campaigns over work for the bigger spenders and D, C, and I found myself across the the desk from food industry and the farming industry. The farm industry spends five times more in D C. Oil industry um by far the biggest spender by partition.

You're working for farma. But starting with food, I learned early on that the food industry, this is my construct. The food industry, uh and the processing industry is created by the cigaret industry.

And I think this is very telling at something I learned. So in the nineteen nineties, the two largest food comes in the world war, R. J.

renaldo. And felt worse. What happened is when the surgeon general, way too late in the one thousand nine hundred and eighty six cigarettes were may be problematic.

These are some of the largest comes in the world with the largest cash piles of any company in the words they they did as they use their cash piles to buy food. Companies know we think about the eighties as the wall street air ma, in a lot of deals. The two biggest ema deals up until one thousand nine ninety and world history, were cigarettes buying food companies.

So you had in the nineties, these two cigarette companies very strategically do two things. They shifted their thousands of scientists who are experts making secret, addictive to the food department. So we had the rise of alter process food, where our food now is a science experiment.

The second thing they did is they shifted their lobbies to the cigarette and industry, of course, was the biggest, you know, lobbying spenders and very had a good playbook. They shifted their playbook on lobbying and rigging institutional trust to food. So they created the food permit.

So the cigarette industry, through the food and companies they bought, paid off the F, T A, the U. S, D, A, harvard to create report saying, trigger and cause of B, C, D. And they lobbied for the food permit in the nineties, we all remember, which said, you know, animal base fats are bad.

Carbs are good. To remember, carbs and sugar, basically the base of the parameter. So the american diet, because of that, because we trust our medical institutions that they know, uh, we shifted our diet significantly to alter process food.

IT was very intentional. The food permit that was a alter processes marketing document, that carbs were fine, sugar was fine, and that shifted. And you look at dietary patterns today, kids, a child died is seventy percent alter process food.

Now what does that mean? right? Those are literally foods invented by the cigarette industry to adopt kids. You obviously we've got sugar, but there's thousands of different ingredients and science concoctions that scientists work in a lab to make IT more portable, to make IT more addictive. So food consumption, power consumption, is skyrocketed.

And the buy projects, these toxic ingredients that the cigaret industry I watched and help with this bought off the U. S, D. A, bought off the F, D, A, is the rehab c. Among ourselves, the the foundation of our diet is ingredients ts that we aren't biological made IT that didn't exist one hundred years ago. The foundation of our diet is three things.

When you look at any label IT added sugar, process sugar, which basically an excess a hundred years ago just from natural sources, older process grains had to invented one hundred years ago, the processing tapes, the fiber off, the basically hidden sugars devoid of nutritional value. And c oils, seed oils, at the top source of american calories. And this is an action american, or oil, this is the baseline of american calories right now.

And these seed oils were actually created by john iraq feller as a byproduct of oil production, basically engine lubricant. And the rock fell on. And those are with them, actually lobbied to have this, uh, suitable for human consumption.

That's how those came. There are much cheaper, but they're highly inflammatory. And just by definition, just at the highest level, these ingredients and all the chemicals we can't name that are an alter process.

Food are not natural Greens that our bodies are made to handle others. As we talk about in good energy. This produces a lot of side effects to ourselves, the food industries and trying to kill americans.

They're trying to make food cheap and addictive. And what I learned you know on the morning meeting with the food companies trying to lobby and influence uh, the U S D. A. Uh being the lifeblood of nutrition research paying off IT. Our nutrition research is harvard and stanford as a junior employed shock by that.

Um so you saw that oh oh .

my first week you know as working for these industries. Um IT was a list of top professors um and the food industry pays eleven times more for foundational nutrition research than the N H um you go to in a nutrition school in the country the lifeboat of their school proud the emetic sis from the process food industry. In the past two years there has been fifty thousand p reviewed research studies on nutrition.

We're the only animal that has peer of your nutrition studies, and we're the only animals that are systematically ob diabetic. I am being crippled by metal auto function. We're born within a nate sense of sense of knowing what's right for us.

The problem very strategically, and this is well known among the industry as ultra cess food does because they're able to do the science experiment that food at hydrazine or biology hydrates are signals you know high fruit tos corns are up. Fruit tos IT makes us one eight more um because in the wild, you know when you see a bunch of fruit out there, you know you will advise to eat IT. You historically um we would basically rigged our biology to hydration our signals that you know make associated so that's what alter process food does.

So that's the food industry. okay? The food industry actually, with their own set, want to make food addictive and cheaper IT kind of make sense.

The criminal devils bargain is that it's highly tied to the health care industry and its, casey said. The fastest going industry amErica right now is A I it's not tech. It's health care is the largest and fastest growing industry.

And just as a statement of economic fact, the best thing for that industry is a child getting sick um when a child get sick or any american can get sick with a chronic condition, with diese, obesity, kidney disease, hard to his whatever, they go on a lifetime medication, they go on the matt form and they go on the stand. They have lifetime treatments and they keep back more commodities ties. If you are diabetic, you have an average of for other commodities ties, so you keep racking up, but you don't die, you just suffer.

You will never really get infertility, depression, you start racking them up. So that's very good for the medical system to have these chronic conditions that need to be managed to, from pure economics standpoint, how the system set up. That's all happening largely because of our food system and other media habits we can talk about, but largely because of our rise of alter process food that really, really hacking ourselves and really hyda king ourselves.

The criminal part, the devils bargain, is that the healthcare system, you expect to be speaking out about why we're getting so sick, but they're not only silent on the reasons they don't know, train casey, the first day of stanford at school that were basically taken as a given that people are lazing and to get sick or just going to drive from treating them, that their side on an audit, complicit. Working for coke, I helped steer money to the amErica a cola. Yeah, working for coca cola.

Um they actually pay money to the american diese association. Um they actually pay money to the american acai pd atra s if there's one thing the american diabetes association with such the standard of careful diese managers doing, they should be saying we're not accept money for which is diabetes is water. They accept money from coke.

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F O R. Hills dale dot com. Which you cannot OK. So okay, thank you. So you work for coca cola, your its stanford medical school and both of you have converged on what I think is a kind of evAngelism and I say that is a compliment um and this book is the result of that. What can you just give us the the basic eline condition of health in the united states?

absolutely. So the word I used earlier destroyed is not hyperbolic and anyway, shape perform. Seventy four percent of american adults now are overweight or obese.

Close to fifty percent of children are overweight or obese. Hundred and twenty years ago, when someone was obese, there were case reports trend about IT. Literally.

there were people in the circus.

Yeah, it's unusual. IT is now ty percent of our country. Seventy seven percent of Young adults are unfit to serve in the military because of these issues like obesity.

Now let's talk about diabetes. Fifty percent, a full fifty percent of american adults have free diets or type two diabetes, which is a fundamental issue in our selves. The country tucker have prediabetes or type of diabetes, and thirty percent of teens now have prediabetes.

This was a condition that no pedrosan we've seen in their lifetime. Fifty years ago, one percent of americans in nine hundred fifties, in one thousand nine hundred fifty, had type two diabetes. We have eighteen percent of teens with fatty liver disease, a disease that used to be in late stage alcoholics.

Cancer rates are sky rock in the Young and the elderly. Young adult cancers are up seventy nine percent, and this is the first year in american history were estimated, have over two million cases of cancer. Twenty five percent of american women are in an anti depression medication.

Forty percent of eighteen year year olds have a mental health diagnosis. We have the highest infant and maternal mortality rate in the entire developed world, despite sending two x on infant maternal care than another country. So you have a higher risk of dying as a woman giving birth amErica than any other developed country in the world.

Autism rates and kids are one in thirty six nationally. This was one in fifteen hundred in the year two thousand. And the screening has not changed in california.

where I I just to linger on that, and the screening has not changed. So in two thousand.

two from one and hundred in california, one in thirty six. Right now, IT was one in five hundred in california, one and twenty two, one of the worst states in the country for autism. So this is just a all of these conditions.

I mean, and I could go to immune diseases in for is at peak rates. I mean, I don't know how this is on front page news. Inferior lt is going up one percent per year. Spam counts are going down one percent per year since the one thousand nine hundred and seventy firm counter down continue, continue increasing.

Our bodies are crying .

up for twenty six percent of women have policy to cover an syndrome. Now the thing that people need to understand is that all of these conditions are caused or during by the exact same thing, which is metal bolic disfunction, this core foundational issue of how our bodies on the soil of a function which is driven by our toxic food system and our toxic environment, these subbed in city's forces that are creating slow, progressive, starting now in fetal life, that allow patients to be profitable. And on the farmer tread mill for their entire lives.

They make a sick, but they don't kill us, and then we are drugged for a life. You look at what happening in children, A A child born in a hospital in the united states today, within an hours of coming from source into this, you know, into this body, the first thing that happens to them is pharmaceutical intervention. Without really asking, you know, I think there is barely inform concern about this.

That child's eyes are smear with your etherization appointment and they're given a hap titus b vaccine in their first day of a light. And what are these two things for? I mean this right? I mention this because it's it's just emblematic of how we are put on the farm A A td ml from the moment we are born in this country, for reasons that are very strange. The ethnic annoyed is to prevent climate al infections of the eye, which we test women for climate a is so why would every baby I just need this appointed if the mom doesn't have and the happy vaccine is for happy as b which is a sexually transmitted disease and I V drug user disease of course which babies are not going to be exposed to um and yet every single baby in amErica is getting intervention. So from the literally the day .

we are born wise.

they give to the women who, even if they have tested.

be the lowing majority. absolutely. So I don't understand, why would you treat a child on his first day of life for illnesses? You know, for a fact he doesn't have IT doesn't onna get.

So this is what I saw working for armer. So it's let's get out of the passion of this debate and just talk about the economic and so take the happy, okay? There is actually no dynamic and american capitalism like the vaccine schedule because the second you get something on that schedule, the governments paying hundreds of billions of dollars for a product that then Mandated for every single american living.

So just from i'm just speaking again, not let's not even get into the efficacy y of axy from ec and talking math, working with the farming industry is a huge economic comparative. To get more and more vaccines on the schedule. You couldn't watch the olympics this past couple weeks ago without seeing just add after add for actually new vaccines.

This is big business, right? Hundreds of billion of dollars. And again, once you get to approved, what happens? It's paid for for everyone. And you have the most trusted institutions in the world calling anyone a war criminal for even asking a question about IT. So this is well known by the industry.

And can I just say so we um this will appear on all kinds of different social media platforms but maybe the biggest is youtube oh by google and this they will send to this they will demonize ze this video just so far you have not attacks of action, but you are um showing evidence of some skepticism of their efficacy or the need for them and youtube will demonize ze this video for what you just said, your stanford educative physician but youtube has decided your not and I and I think this .

is a such important conversation because I ask everyone listening if they can still listen to this is why is youtube? Why is the media? By the way, youtube in the media are heavily funded by farmers. Farmers, the number one funder of mainstream news media and one of the largest funders just demonstrated. Ly, just actually this, just the fact for youtube ads, you can't watch you to video without saying farmers.

And so just just like they're funding and have a reck line, as we talked about this last time, working for these industries, we pay tech companies, we paid media companies, not really even to influence consumers, but have a direct line to them. It's part of the public affairs strategy, right? We know that if we can find D A large part of youtube ab budget, we have a direct line of communication ation to those companies. And then we have studies from harvard that we've paid for two saying that it's anti science to say anything. The questions are products which we can jam mp down the throat of the people that .

we now right so directly is not to consumers that a lesser concern. Direct line is to the media company is so you can affect censorship.

Just is, again, as an economic fact, you know, eighty percent of an age grants have a conflict interest. There is very little conflict interest rules for academic studies. So the game is clear. You fund the academic studies, and you have the seal of harvard, the seal, the nh.

You know, saying that these products, these pharmacy dal products are perfect and then you use those studies to influence the tech companies and the media companies that you've also paid and have a dragged line of communication that there's misinformation. Let's get back to happy. But I just want to make one maco point.

It's the selective outrage. Why are we so concerned about talking about vaccines? Why is there such an impetus from our trusted titus that you are a horrible parent if you even ask a question about seven, two shots, your kids? And why isn't at that level of urgency around child hod nutrition want .

childhood cloning?

Child is a chronic ic disease. Why is that? Oh, we can't possibly expect parents not to load their kids with a bunch of sugar and all these toxin Green.

And by the way, those people can afford whole food. It's, it's, it's actually racist in classes Stevens and just people should be able to afford or organic food. We we can't possible CT parents need to have non toxic food.

But all but in comes to pharmacology interventions. There's no Price too high. And if you don't follow IT to a tea, you're a terrible person.

Why is that when we have nine out of ten colors americans, preventable lifestyle conditions, when ninety five percent of medical costs go towards reversible chronic conditions, that the case he is talking about, why isn't there that urgency of the medical committee educating parents about why people get sick? And and really the only veteran of the only thing is being sensor doing thing is being enforced. The top down is absolute hearts to pharmacology products.

why? During cove IT, which was a metabolize tion, you know, this, this was a disease that attack weak immunity stems. This is a disease that only killed uh, people that were overweight or metabolize unctions.

Americans died a much higher rate than european asian countries. Why wasn't there the same effects on harding up our mune systems and attacked the road cause of that? And of this, all the air time was run a pharmaceutics lum.

This doesn't actually make sense, but IT IT gets to the money. So working for the farmer companies, there's just nothing Better than getting on the vaccine schedule. Nature not be a controversial comment, right? If you have a list of drugs that are made for amErica and pay for the government, you want to schedule so controversial comment.

it's it's not allowed. It's a robot comment. You're not allowed to say that they will demonize ze this video for what you just .

said and I would, what is that telling? I would ask the media companies and ask youtube to have the same passion for child iconic seas and nutrition as they do for enforcing unionism ity on pharmaceutical .

injections for kids so man, I am more um it's infuriating is worse than that is evil um again video, just to me, let me ask to the specifics of the shot. All my four children had IT. I didn't .

even know we had .

IT he had IT is there I mean, to take the other side for a second. Yeah, IT, is there a reason that we would do this?

I pushed, and I welcome any doctor response. I pushed leading medical experts on this. I'm like, okay, so a child's born that just take the IDE the child's born had be is spread by two routes, sexually transmit disease or enter veness needles.

So my one day old doesn't gonna be having sex or doing haroon right away. So what's the purpose of getting this on the schedule in the first day of life, the first hours of life? And if you push, and I welcome anyone to do this with their doctor, you get to two things.

You get to the american patients are too stupid to remembers what we need to do IT right away. That's literally like what they say. And then my doctor told me that the, uh, a child, a daycare, could trip over a needle that has habitat beyond that's slitted what they get to that the needle could be in the playground.

H, that somebody just did heron or something through the needle down IT. Has habitats be blood on IT? I asked the doctor, has there ever been in human history a case of appetite be to being transfer that way? They said, no, that is only through intervenes, needles and sex.

So you actually to just, just, still and this, and again, welcome any to respond. There is not anxious scenario, absence of convenience, needles or sex that a person gets habituated to be. There is not a reason for this to be given.

But IT happened. And I saw this. IT was a huge investment for this vaccine.

IT was a huge, huge economic problem. And this should not be controversial. Think about being at these drug companies.

有 want the drug given out when you've made the investment。 So they're able to work with their bodies at the F, D. A.

They're able to use the studies. They're able to there's this constant feeling in the micro common. American people are too stupid to ask a question or too stupid to remember to take these important drugs. So there's an argument and momentum to get you on the schedule day one, but there's no there's not actual .

medical we have even discussed. I mean, I think you prove in the point that there's no good reason. The flip side is, are there good reasons not to take IT? So let me just ask you, as a physician and a woman of child bering age, what's your view?

I mean, there's s not a single medication that exists that doesn't have side effects and where there's not some you know range of the things that can happen when you inject something in the body. And for the happy vacation in particular, I mean the two of the handful of inactive ingredients or for malahide and aluminum, which is an arrow toxin. And of course, we'll say like over the body to the baby is negligible, whatever, but when you're getting several shot at one time, these things make a difference.

You know our body the overwhelmed right now with the amount of toxic inputs that are going in and they're breaking our bodies, right? And so you know, if it's not necessary for the vast and jorge of kids to have this at birth, and you could give IT to them when they reach teenagers, right and bigger, and their bodies can handle more of these, you know, these chemicals and and toxins are these shots, then you have to ask yourself, why are we exposing the whole population to potential risk that any pharmacology medication will have a risk of side effects if it's not necessary? And not a question that I think every parent should be able to to ask, you know but Kelly talks about if you follow the money, it's pressense ter.

I mean, you look at the american and of pediatric and like who are they remain funded ers meet Johnson who makes formula, the company that makes influence of vaccines. Uh, abbot nutrition, which makes formula, you know these people are funding the organization that picks Cherry picks the research to make our pediatric guidelines. okay.

So there's hundreds of thousands of papers that are published every year about the importance of nutrition and exercise and sleep and avoiding pesticide is an avoiding plastics in our food ds. Just tens of thousands of papers every single year. But what goes into the guidelines which are created by professional organizations like the america, the association american kind of pediatric, who are funded by things like process food companies, uh, pharmacist's companies. And then of course, in the case of the A D A, people like cockle and carberry, so people will always .

save chocolate .

company millions for the american divide association. So absolutely.

I just want to say, because I don't want to ever sound judges or pretend that I have good in your habits, because demonstrated ly, I don't. They make great chocolate awesome, but .

they probably fluency our .

it's just like, I know these property should exist.

but you know what? We we follow this cult of evidence based medicine, right? Which is that we follow the guidelines. But the guidelines Cherry pick research from the canon of scientific literature out there, which is why when I was in medical school, there were just huge swath of the science that I wasn't seeing.

But so can I ask a very fundamental question, why would we follow the guidelines rather than the outcomes? So you just said at the five minutes ago, you are outlining this terrifying and sad in catastrophic series of stats describing the total collapse of public healthy unit rates. And so who who cares what the guidelines arising? Anyone just zoom out for second and be like all these kids have diabetes, which leads to dementia like this. Is this not working? right?

No one that well, that's I mean, the question is not working as the question I would basically put in front of every doctor in america, like if you're not looking around you and just scratching your head and saying what the hell is going on, yes, and you are profiting off of this crisis, you know. And I want everything, the most dangerous thing you can do in america. Now, obviously asked the question why so you I understand about anything.

You know, just a point to kind of answer your question about why is this happening? Why aren't following outcomes? It's institutionalize ed, to not actually focus on outcomes because the business model of the health care system is volume, is how many patients can you see, not what their outcomes are. We are paid for volume, not outcomes.

Now did you see that as a surgeon?

I went i'm going, yeah so absolutely. I mean, it's it's how many chart notes can you write and build every day? That's why doctors are seeing thirty to forty patients a day with fifteen different diagnoses reach. Obviously, you can help that patient thrive and get healthy. Or all you can do is right the description because we are paid for volume.

And the unofficial monta dr.

unofficial montreal, a private practice dicing, is you eat what you kill, which means you get paid. You eat for how much volume you can do, how many surgeons you can sell, how many people you can get through and out of your office. Now, back in when obama care was coming about, they were you, which was an really another failure.

There was lip service that was paid to this idea of value based care. Okay, I which sounds great on paper, right? So value is good outcomes over lower cost.

This sounds great. Will get paid more as doctors. We have Better outcomes over lower costs.

What is the highest value intervention you can do for a patient? Get indeed healthy, doesn't cost a lot, has incredible outcomes. University, right? Going to sleep, good exercise. We would have moved towards that.

But even that was corrupted by corporate interest, because how the doctor had to report on quality was, through these metals called myself, basically merit the incentive little criteria. And they were most of them were based on how many of their patients were medicated. So instead of a doctor having report quality, as I have a patient who got Better, got healthier, how much of the patient population was on long term medication.

So the actual good outcome was defined by medication and hearings in a practice rather than is the patient reverse of their disease. Every disease I IT wasn't actually IT wasn't the outcome. The outcome ended up being how many of the patients took meds. So even with lip service to good outcomes, it's not a healthy yourself, ell, it's a medicated patient are too different things. We did not learn that in medicals.

What can I ask you? I mean, again, and I wanted get too personal. But like what about the doctors that you were trained with or served under? Who trained you? I'm sure a lot of are good people.

I know all them were smart. Yes, like the things that you're describing would be pretty easy for anyone with like you over eighty to notice. They not notice this is there are several .

aspects to IT. You know, I think that because medical is funded by far. But you know, when I was at time for medical school, we got a three million dollar grant from fizz to revise our curriculum with.

And you look, look at the articles from this time. IT was around two thousand eleven. The grant was with no strings attached. They had no control over what the curriculum development was gna be. But you know, accepting three million dollars from fisa, of course, this can have .

influence what learning as well, actually. Yeah, the the dean. During her time, phillip pizza o was a pain specialist.

Fazer was the one of largest opioid makers and uh, he received direct consulting payments from opioid makers and that year that they received that fires or grant, who was appointed, which I was action involved with, was working for former at the time to an N I H. Panel to make obeid, uh, guidance with the with the version in crisis. He selected that panel.

How can you have a more procedures person in need of to ever meet school nine out of the nineteen people he selected were directly paid for with consulting payments from opp company and that panel in two thousand and two thousand and twelve recommended more relaxed, obviate standards and said that the idea dictor eis for blown and LED to an increase of the curve. And O B I deaths. And you know, we're talking a lot about the O B I crisis right now, j events talking about IT destroying apple age and large parts of american america.

Uh, what people don't, I think, realize is that the majority of o bid over those staff s arted with illegal presence tion. So that's how IT work. So I was .

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Taxes in these extra speeds lower about forty details. For the doctors, all the education is just targeted towards having you just have one hammer, right? You have one hammer, which is your prescription pad in your surgery, you don't have any other tools in your toolbox, right?

Because from the very beginning, from the very way that were even taught about the body, IT has been corrupted, right? IT has been, it's rotten. It's rotten the way that were. It's wrong biologically, how we think about the body.

But you even look at the .

well in the sense that we don't learn any. There are not eighty percent medicals who don't have a single class on nutrition. And yet food is the cause of neath.

So you are saying, but even to you out a little further, you were saying breakfast put so well and you were saying that medical education disconnects the body into its components, but doesn't address IT as a thing.

So this is the point that's going potentially create insolence in our economy and and ruin us as a species. Is this exact point.

not that the stakes are high.

is that we have convinced people and doctors that the body is one hundred separate parts. The body is one system, one unified system. Obviously, something happening, your toe can affect everywhere else in the body.

And yet we have essentially brainwashed people and doctors to believe that specialization is king, right? What is the most procedures? Doctor, right? Is someone who is hyper subspecies basically diminish the value of primary care and pediatrics these general specialty is yet someone who say neuro autologous is like at the peak of the it's literally someone who did my residency.

So five years have had an next surgery residency and then two additional years, just focusing on two square inches of the year to focus on the the year, basically, and do surgery of the ear. That is the genus stanford right now, the denim ferd medical schools, a neuro autologous. So the more specialized you get, the more prestige issue you get.

And what this does is that creates a system in which we actually start to see the body as a hundred different, separate parts. And we lose sight of how all of these things are connected. We lose sight of the research that telling us how all these diseases are connected, that the diabetes is happening all your, all of your body.

Actually, we know the type to diabetes greatly increase your risk for hearing loss. But neurological gist doesn't really want to think about that. They want to Operate on the year, right? And so you sight of the connections and you get a patient in fifteen different specialist office. So many americans are going through this right now where you go to the primary care daughter with tennis h shoes, and you end up with tender for referable different specialists. And no one has any education, time or financial incentive to think about how all those diseases are related. So what you do is you have specialists reacting to the the symptoms happening in different parts of the body, rather than anyone understanding how to think about how it's all connected, which when you go down that road, when you start asking why, you realized that is extremely, extremely simple, that all aspects of mor american society, or rig against american patients to get us, you know, addicted to food, allegiant to pharma and just spending ten hours a day on our phones addicted. And now we are all sick, our bodies are breaking and it's leading to all these organ specific symptoms that are related to a very .

simple just press you just a tiny bit hate this.

Why did you .

come to that conclusion? And none of your colleagues did. I just I think it's really important yeah to understand why certain people see obvious, truthful. Everyone else is including smart people are blinded to them. What about you allowed you to connect these pretty obvious thoughts?

Parenting.

how? What did your parents do?

My parents, uh, our parents focused on incentives. Incentives are everything. Incentives are why americans are sick right now. If we change the incentives, we'd get healthy. In two years, our country would be the most competitive country in the world. Um my parents incentive in our family was ask questions not to have any stars or Marks or anything, you know. So what was celebrate in our family was sitting down at the the dinner table and dc and asking questions and poking and ideas.

We were celebrated for thinking about things in a bigger picture that is not you talked about this with tim dillon on your recent pogis, the board, they just want the stars for their kids know to just to get all these little badgers. But that was not what was celebrate. Pt.

our own compulsory to climb up the latter. But IT was always still like.

asked him, and they never, we never fell actually .

like our parents without happy with rising up IT. IT was like, where are we being good people ask, and that was really instilled us.

Do they have like A A explicit moral center?

Like this is right. I think they were very spiritual. People know we were raised with spirituality. We were reading, you know, sacred taxes and the bible, and roomy, and and and and all these different things from a Young age, discussing IT at the dinner table, thinking about philosophy. And so that was what was celebrated.

not for when I quit .

my surgical residency in my fifth and final. You, after hundreds of thousands of dollars, my education, my parents, for me, a party they were after I am, they came and no apparent would do that. No parent, they, they were. And they never told me .

to hundred hundred .

thousand and solo. They were so proud of me for coming to my own conclusions and seeing IT.

And I there's a lot of even though. So the incentive for parents in least and dc, where I raised my children, is to tell people in your neighbor od, your friend 对， you have a daughter who is a stanford.

And they never pushed to go to stanford. They never push us to, even they never, I never, once ever, in our entire childhood, they said, you need to go to your college council meeting, ever, ever. They were about having fun and thinking, we were, you know, they were they were older parents too.

You know, my parents were in their forties when they had us. They lived live. They were not living through us.

They were spiritually grounded. They're not afraid of death. They don't they aren't driven by the materialism that just makes you rack up a awful of awards that was .

about to that is .

the thing that is the reason. And and I mean, there's privilege involving IT to, of course, like we had financial, a lot of my friends going to medicine, they were supporting their families, right? And and and I I have so much respect for that and the fact people's options are limited.

But doctors are in a trap. It's five hundred hundred thousand dollars of education. You have this guaranteed salary, and all you have to do is drink the cool ID.

All you have to do is stay heads down and not ask questions, not ask why, and you can really feel good about your work, right? People are sick as hell. This country. And we do need people to be doing heart surgery. Girl's people will die. But the, the, the thing that is so imperative for people to understand is that the reasons were having surgery, the reasons why we're getting sick, the reasons why american competitive ess is pluming, the reasons why our kids are chronically ill, half of the kids in america, chronically ill, are all from preventable issues. So if your doctor, who's not spending any time on focusing on that than, unfortunately, for Better or worse, you are been growing on the problems.

I honestly .

think you're gonna change the world. I mean that. I mean that.

Thank you. Thank you. So thank you. Thank you for .

having us description of your parents is a IT brings .

me to you. Oh, I cannot wait to have children. There is no greater role. There is no greater role in this world. I know I was sold such a bill of lies like climb the court, we can clip the medical latter, become the chair of an institution, I can think of no greater thing that we can do, then have children and keep them healthy.

And I just know up until a couple years ago, I children, I was a liability to to this value system of, just like rise the rank he to make money. But I don't think there's anything more important we could be doing than creating healthy children who are thinking for themselves. We are eating healthy food and I cannot wait for that role.

And I think it's it's a spiritual corruption of our society right now that we have forgotten that this is the most important thing that we can do. You know, it's unbelievable how far off we are. And I think IT is deeply a spiritual crisis because we have lost sight of what .

really matters in our in our lives. Good, so that is sorry. So just completely cared away. So I guess now is the time just talking about your parents, tell us and your brother, I have talked about this, said some length, I know this is painful, but about your mother heard illness, how that affected your what you're doing now .

our father was our best friend um this book is dedicated to her and you know, I think my mom SHE sort of the archetypal american patient, you know and um SHE someone who was totally faithful to american health per system and like so many other americans, was ultor completely let down by IT.

You know he passed away far too early um after forty years of completely missed warning signs of the root causes of all the different symptoms in conditions SHE was racking up. So now SHE having me when he was forty, I was a humongous st. Baby born in supply hospital ah I was almost twelve pounds.

Kelly was almost twelve pounds and that's a huge baby and actually a term for a baby over eight point five pounds which is to across omi a which pretends medaba gives in a mother and media gives in the baby. And I had them. I was two and ten pounds, but the time was an eight grade know.

And my mom had trouble losing the baby weight, had a very tough menippus in our sixties, got all the american diagnoses, high collection, all they gave us that, and high blood pressure. They gave inhibited, high blood sugar. They ever met four men. So this is Normal to write a passage. You know, every americans getting these diseases.

So he went to all the specialist, he went to the cardiologist, and the eugenic cared doctor got medications you know SHE is seventy two years old um doing everything the daughters are telling me to do, taking the pills every single day and he gets the diagnosis of, uh, she's SHE belly pain one day went to the doctor at last ted for a few weeks. He got A C T scan stage for wilderness medical tic pratic cancer SHE was dead thirteen days later. And SHE was seen at the best hospitals.

And in the country, you know, he was seen IT. SHE was skin exactly fiscal at mail. SHE was being seen at stanford and potomac's data.

They looked at an eye. They looked at us after her death and said, oh my god, this is so unlucky. And I knew enough at that time.

I know there was nothing unlucky about this. This was an entirely predictable sequence of events from the age of forty to the age seventy. chill.

Yes, I think every possible advances. Clearly high functioning person who followed the guidance had the means to do IT had a daughter with your speciality knowledge of physician daughter so like SHE had every possible advantage.

every single thing they said and died at seventy two in the prime of her life um from conditions that were on the exact same spectrum. So these can every condition I mentioned in early in this episode and every condition SHE had her on this metaphor disease.

So you believe so pancreatic cancer, specifically, if my memory serves, and I think that does, was kind of an unusual IT was always famously dangerous. I have noticed, like all of a sudden, people, you know.

what are the rest factors? Obesity, diabetes, smoking? IT is fundamentally a lifestyle disease.

Why is going breast cancer mean?

Breast cancer is now one and eight women. You know, this is an extra often and during cancer, well, where all these extra actions coming from, oh huh, maybe it's the six billion pounds of pesticides that are being invisibly spread on all of our food and poisoning IT. And what are these pesticides doing? The estrogen receptor agonis interesting, being sold to us from china and from germany.

You know, they are not using in their food there.

So what is what does that mean? I am, I just want to make sure the science is great. I really understand that it's the effects of these chemicals on food is what?

So the the sensibility, these these chemicals are being used six billion pounds globally per year because of pest control. They're also being used on our children's parks and golf courses. And all over the place, they're invisible their tastes, and they are directly toxic to our clio biology.

So their pesticide side is the word for of the act of killing so urbi des and such sides, funder sides. And they are so toxic that twenty percent of all suicides globally are performed by drinking pesticide. And yet we're told by our government they're totally safe.

There is this one. This one will shock you. Uh, but you look at so you know the largest merger ever done in germany was bar monsanto, where bar a, which is the pharmacy company, merged with monsanto a, which is an atrocity MC company that IT states.

If you look at what bar makes they make cancer drugs for things like non hodgkins lanford. And if you look at what monsanto makes, which is round up, which is the most widely used passive in america, the cancer that IT a causes is non hodgkin lam foa. They paid out a eleven billion dollars in the past couple years for not hodgkin's limp oma cases.

So the companies are merging that are directly known to cause the disease with a medical company that has a treatment for the disease like this. Is very, very dark. And um so it's like Kelly said, you know it's kind of this revolving door uh between create the illness, treat the illness and hide the science that tells us what's happening.

But but this is all result of food industry wanting food cheaper. And we spent per capital half as much on food as as they do in europe. But but we spend three times for per capital on a health care.

So I would my big point to everyone is this is not the free market at work. This is food companies lobbying to have duro toxins and incongruous ping chemicals on our food that that are toxic, that aren't allowed on any other food and any other developed country in order to make food a lot cheaper. And then hear point about, you know, what does the um what do these chemicals do? IT increases extradited um and you know these kids are inhaling horn moon disrupting chemicals. So the new york times is recently had a front page article, uh, that puberty rates are particular among women in united states are pluming. Uh, people are hitting puberty Younger, early, Younger girls.

The average girl in amErica is getting hitting puberty, which is sexual maturity, six years earlier than they were in one thousand hundred. We have the earliest puberty rates of any continent in the world, its age ten and ten to thirteen. And this is in large part thought to do because of, we are literally giving children in astro on with all the plastics were ingesting, which are geno estrogen, meaning they are exogenous artificial.

And the pesticide which can activate the ata receptor is like atrophy. I mean, you can put a zine, which is a pesticide that we spray, uh, about seventy million pounds of in the U. S.

Every year. It's not legal in europe, but it's sold to us from international county. No, you cannot use that.

And you put this on a developing male frog, embro and IT turns into a female frog. That's how much of an a disrupting insurgent, underground disrupting chemical that IT is. And so these chemicals are not inert.

And again, because we can Cherry pick science. And so much of these science, I mean, these papers are P, R papers paid for by industry. The monsanto papers was a huge thing that, you know, revision. They had to declassify these documents that monsanto had basically ghost written scientific papers to say that these chemicals are safe.

We obvious questions to um the incidents of transgender m whatever calling IT um have you sky in sky rock? Thousands of percent increase in the last ten years. And there are many threads to this is partly a political movement and social movement. But you sort of wonder if it's not also a biological .

response to these chemicals is this is a more fact. Our child environment is to an unprecedented gree full of hormone disrupting chemicals. The assault on a child's cells and hormones is unrelenting right now.

unrelenting. And their bodies are small. They can't handle IT, you know.

So you take a child and you put them on a screen, for the average kid is using a screen seven hours a day. okay? And so this is hitting their dopamine.

So that's one input you've got. We're eating a credit s were the plastic per week, right? And these are hormone disrupting chemicals.

All of our eating plastic in that volume.

Well, the plastic, plastics are in everything now there in our air, there are nano particles of plastic in the air breathing there, in our water there, covering every piece of food that we buy in the grocery. Or are you good to europe? All the vegetables are, you know, they're just in these free markets.

You know, they are not package in the U. S. You go to treat your job, single piece of food that you ve got, the plastic water bottle, every single can that we drink in the united states is line with a plastic coating.

Every single one it's all getting in. And this can actually directly disrupt our medical central function, which is the metaphor c machinery of the cell. So microplate tics actually can disrupt the way we make energy in the body. And we know that meta lic issues are the root cause of every chronic facing americans today.

You can make this up, you know? And then you have the end, you have the there is many effects of these things um by undergoing disrupting and my conditional disruption or two of the really big ones, then you ve got the kids eating seventy percent of their calories that a child is eating today is from a factory, industrial manufactured alter process foods. We know that these foods are destroying our seller, biology.

So it's really you know and with school start times because they are not getting up sleep, so across sleep, across movement, you know the average kid is spending less time outdoors than a prisoner in amErica right now, like kids are not going outside, we're locking into sunshine, are expecting rythm are destroyed. So every level of society, public school start times, are disrupting our food, our nutrition, our sleep, our stress and doping our movement patterns and our talk ends. And we are, we are getting destroyed.

This is the visible hand, and we just have to understand this when we're talking about healthy care policy, there's nothing more proof this sector, he said, or really hydrates king a kids doping, right? Think about the trillion of dollars that are generated from a child's document being hacked, being on that phone all day. You know, it's not a good nor bad necessarily, just an economic fact. There's a huge and center for that could to be, you know, the chronic stress to be just triggered non stop on that phone.

There is huge profit for a child to be addicted to alter process food and continued demand from their parents that food there's huge addicted there's huge uh, instead of virtual to be sick and getting on the stands, which are doubled in prescription rates and high schools in the past ten years to get on the assessors that are now handed out like Candy and high schools to get on the matt forman you know to get on the asymptotic is now being recommended. Their pushing for six years old and not for if your child is overweight. Lifetime for scripture epic um that's very profitable.

So so you have basically the free market work, I think, capes and the Grace invention in human history. But just looking agnostical at the incentive is as many pills as we can give that kid, as much we can keep that kid in fear, as much as we can keep that kid sick without dying right away. That's what fusing the largest industry in the country.

most of us will actually, all of us go through a daily lives using all sorts of quote, free technology without paying attention to why it's quote, free, who's paying for this and how think about IT for me. Think about your free email account, the free mechanical your system used to chat with your friends, the free either weather APP or game APP. You open up and never think about.

It's all free, but is IT. No, it's not free. These companies aren't developing expensive of products and just giving him because they love you. They're doing IT because their programs take all your information.

They who up your data, private personal data and sell IT to data brokers and the government and all of those people who are not your friends are very interested, ted, in manipulating you and your personal political and financial decisions. It's scary as hell, and it's happening out in the open without anybody is saying anything about IT. This is a huge problem.

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I mean, is to ask, there are so many this could one ten hours? Let's just stop with othmi c really quick because olympic c um and you, I had a pretty remarkable conversation at oceanic. And at the end of that I thought, well, that's never gonna popular because that's kind of terrifying. I was wrong as usual and now IT is ubiquitous. Kids you're taking and cautions are taking and um as a physician, what do you IT was your your view of olympic?

I think it's very dark. I think it's um it's a stranglehold on the U. S. Population, almost like little tifany. This idea that there is a magic pill, I mean literally the book by yohane is called magic pill uh and convincing us that you know celebration from our account is can be found in a shot when we are living in a toxic strew that's destroying our soil biology. Of course, for certain patients, taking G, L, P, one agony is going to be helpful for the .

conditions and might jump start .

their their way to getting back in.

So not fluent in this. No.

no, it's that's what the medications are. And so they're basically simulating a hormone that made in our digestive system that q society and does many other things. And so IT means .

making making you and and .

what's so interesting, you know, like we are the like kales had earlier, like we are the only species in the world that has an obesity in chrome, the epidemic, the only species in the world that has a chronic c disease, obesity epidemic because of ultra process food. You think about every other animal in the wild, they are eating real natural foods, except for domesticated and animals, which are also getting common diseases.

Just like humans, they're eating our food. But every they're animal, they're able to regulate their society. They're not even themselves to death like we are. We're literally eating themselves to death. The reason is because these foods like Kelly taught about, with the cigarette companies and the scientists moving to create addictive, to process foods they are designed to, several are the tighty mechanisms, like G, L, P, once a creation, so that we never know that we're full. But if we were eating whole real food, we would cue the exquisite to tidy mechanisms in our bodies, and we would not over eat if you, if you're eating real, whole, unprocessed, utrum rich foods, we have receptors in our gut that make us feel full.

You almost can, if you, at just protein, which is hard, can really, you can not know that right, can eat too much stake is not even.

And think about this, you know, it's incredible if you can convince people that this is not true, you know, and defy of the entire animal kingdom, what's happening with other animal. This could be on track to be the most profitable medication ever in human history. IT will be if if the powers that be let IT.

And what the unfortunately part is that IT doesn't take our bodies out of the toxic to that's crushing our biology. We may melt some fat, but we're we essentially creating starvation to melt fat and muscle without changing any other lovers that we just talked about that are crushing our biology. So this is not the public health solution. You look at what's .

happening though, do you? The potential .

downside mean there's every medication has downsides and this one has well known side effects. IT disproportionate causes lose muscle mass, which creates frailty, which is one of the things that can cause old people in all age to have very poor quality of life in early death. IT has a higher rate of direct cancer.

IT has risks on the label of kidney function of and create tidies of all sorts of things, every medication I side effects. So if we're gonna, ask perscribed this. So there is a bill right now in congress, H R.

Four eight one eight, which is the treat and reduce obesity act. And you know, you look at this and you think this is great, the government's focusing more on obesity, and this is awesome. There's one line that all that matters in that, which is that they want to expand medicare access to include coverage for these meat, for obesity medications, which are these drugs for people that include overweight and obese.

That is seventy four percent of the american population. If this bill goes through and everyone who is eligible for this drug gets IT paid by taxpayers, that will represent over three trillion dollars per year in drugs to the american people without changing any of the root causes of what a sick. And to add insult to injury, this will be tax pair money being largely funded to europe who makes the drug. So .

people, which they don't describe, it's ten times less expensive, and that is not the standard of care in in norway when you are obese is that was made yeah yeah there's a step later and you get the kito diet and exercise and advice on the government in the .

country that makes us some big and .

american pediatric. And their most recent ob c guidelines are recommending these drugs for kids as Young as twelve and pushing for six. This is a lifelong medication at the cost about fifteen hundred years a month, with many side effects that does not cause, that does not change any of the ruo causes issues that are toxify literally destroying our brains.

And buy. I can I ask you, me, I, as you've said three times, and I hope you'll say three more, every drug has side effects, but they seem a intentionally downplayed. In a lot of cases, I have no woman, almost famously, with certain covered related medicines. But um but there are others where they just don't really want to talk about doctors don't seem to want to talk about the potential side effects. Why is that?

Because if you have an obese patient， weird. Okay, let me just paint a picture. They're pushing for six obese or overweight to six .

years old yeah so we .

have obviously and ob c crisis among six year old odds right now in the country. In japan, the shaw ob c rate is three percent. In the united states, fifty percent percent teens are overweight, obese.

So let just look at that, right? We're clearly just force feeding into our children toxic food that's causing this massive issue. And now any parent watching, particularly lower income because this bill is pushing for medicare.

E so if you're lower incomes, so why are they loved in? Why is this? Why is this company in santa via one of the five largest living spenders in amErica and shing so hard for this? And why is the stocks so high? It's the twelve most viable company in the world.

They're expecting eighty to ninety per thousand profits from the united states, from the government, by rigged institution. What institution are farmer comes rigging. They're actually rigging.

medicated. There are actually profiting off. Poor people medicate.

Is spending more on my, a country of this function in the entire U. S. Defense budget and growing much faster, right?

This is a metal .

contra various lic issues. s. We're spending .

on on medicate more unpreventable meta electronic conditions than the defense budget and medicaid, one of the fastest scoring items. And h in the budget that's all rigged by farmer as a piggy bank. So this bill, if you put olympic on that schedule, then any lower income six year old, the doctor can say, i've got harvard studies here saying that obesity is genetic. It's not your child's fault. Let's get them a lifetime jobs of its genetic.

Why didn't IT exist in one hundred years ago?

Good question. But the harvard and the N. I, an american, amy p. Directors saying it's a brain disease, is genetic and on sixty medi says, we talked about our leading harvard physician for tema ody stanford said that that throw well, power out the window.

This is a genetic condition and it's actually SHE said uh, in the front and classes and racist to suggest anything other than genetic so that the message being told from medical, we ask why because the second you can get that six year old on a lifetime injection and let's just take this to every drug, it's the chronic disease. They are told that injection is a savior, right? And then the government is the largest line item in our budget.

It's going to bankrupt. The country is growing faster than any other line item in the budget, right? And medicaid, the government is going to pay for that lower income kid fifteen hundred dollars a month because the government also has to just pay the sticker Price, right? We are paying our sticker Price is ten times more expensive than germany.

So so so so the second you get something on the medicate schedule, then all lower income people are open season. And what's so criminal about this, and what so representative why this is prompt, is that the medical system is saying, they're saying it's a social justice issue. It's a moral issue.

We have to pay fifty hundred dollars for seventy four percent of U. S. Adult to overweight es per month that we have.

We have to find the money. The stock is the twelve most available coming the world at the expectation the U. S. Is going to say that.

But where is that urgency from the medical system about why this stuff is happening in the first place? Why is not happening in japan? Where's the urgency on saying, hey, parents made, we shouldn't feed our kids toxic food.

Maybe we should be looking at the root cause of obesity. And so this is the key point. Forget any public policy, the medical leadership should just say the truth.

They should explain why there's no bc crisis among children. It's not a olympic efficiency because of very simple inputs to our metabolite environment and Frankly, a rick system where our food has been compromised. There is nothing conservative, liberal about our food system.

Didn't agree more, not the medical system before. Any public policy should simply state that. And a key point in amErica is that we listen to medical leaders.

We change our diet when the food permit came out. We smoking rates polluted when the surgeon general part, doctor founder said, get the vexed SE people we respect and listen. But medical providers, they actually literally have social justice components where they are.

They're actually are not able to recommend a natural food because there is a component in the U. S. D. Nutrition guidelines, which takes encounter social justice.

So they're worried about affordability. May I ask what what does that mean? So it's it's racist .

to eat non poisonous food in america. IT is classes and races to suggest that mother shouts be poised in their kid. Yes, that is what the USD argued.

So IT seems like, get another example, there are so many of them, and you've talked about them when you were loving for coke of the richest people in the society, that once we're alluding the society using issues like racism or sexism or classes m as cuddles to beat back criticism of the looting.

right? The indo V C P is a registered lobby's for today, are registered.

Our head is like, how is that? How we how are we so delusional that we think IT is easier to inject a child weekly? For life, then find a way to get that child healthy food like that is that is a track that we're on right now that is that is insane.

But we're believing IT we're drinking that cool aid IT doesn't any sense we could take these dollars so simply, so easily and fun all them towards healthier diet and lifestyle. Three trillion dollars a year. We could feed country every single american family with organic food for three trillion dollars a year. But instead where we're taking those health care dollars and steer them towards drugs, which doesn't fix the root cause issue.

our message isn't drg and drug is just like looks look at the problem, like say, say, say you look at america, kids and adults are weaning. It's like you'd never say like let's keep have this keep happening and then jab everyone and drug everyone and managed the good IT was just never, it's just falls. The science, maybe drugs actually do come in to play there. But the history of chronic disease medications been a complete disaster. We always say if you have a gunshot wound, uh, an emergency surgical need that's gonna ill, you right away, a complicated child birth infection, hundred percent.

The medical systems america.

the issues. Chrome disease medications didn't exist before sixty. The first one was the birth control pill, the first pill that you took for more than a couple of weeks.

They didn't cure the issue right away ever. So in nineteen nineteen, sixty six percent of the media was on chronic conditions where we can talk about that. But ninety zero percent with chronic conditions.

Today, ninety five percent of spending is chronic conditions. Because what the the system realized is that they can take the trust and gender after war, two with antioxidant, arise medical innovations that helped win that war, and then steer towards chronic conditions. So by the thousand nine hundred and seventy, thirty percent of women in the united run volume, a highly addictive drug, basically. Dk, yes, and and it's just been a battle to shift the medical system, chronic disease and we just go .

to the pill really quick. I just want to say up front IT I am protestant, never had a problem that first control never thought about IT but um and also that's my position or has been my position which is a radical changing as we speak but I always for that way so I never really thought about that. But I always noticed that you were not allowed to criticize the pill period like that was not allowed in the world I grew up in.

You can have all kinds cookie in. You cannot criticize the birth control pill. And now I feel like maybe we were played a little bit. You're let things strictly yeah. I mean.

I I can speak a position, but I can also just speak a woman who has taken all these different medications because it's liberation. It's liberation. We can do what every you know.

And I can try to get a period when you can, you know, work in the hospital hundred dollars a week and put off having, and then freeze my eggs at thirty seven and have kids know. So as a woman, I mean, I do think, of course, these drugs have helped in some ways, but we are proscribing them like Candy. We're describing them for tony.

We're proscribing ing them. P, C, O, S, political varians in million cause of unfortunate at the states, which is a metabolic sue drawn by our food um and have the food into actual genetics and then of course for birth control. So you got these medications that are literally shutting down the the hormones in the female body that create this cyclical life giving nature of women.

We basically told women these hormones s don't matter, your ability to create the most miracle of any miracles, which is create life, just shut IT down. There is no impacts. That's crazy to me.

And as i've woken up from this, I realized, like your cycle, and having these hormonal cycles is is part in partial with our health in every possible way, and also with the miracle of creating life. And so for years, you just lose the biofeedback of what's happening with your eye. Cle is one of the key parameters, or female health.

How is your cycle doing? Is a regular, is a heavy and we're we just shut IT down and say there is no repercussions for that, which I think it's to a larger issue, which is a disrespect of life, right? It's a disrespect of things that create life.

And I think about you've got the pill and IT just goes hand in hand with the rise, and this is going to seem a little far out there. But like IT goes rising right with the hand of industrial agriculture, you know, the spring of these pesticides, the things that give life in this world, which are women and soil. We have tried to dominate and shut down the cycles. We have lost respect for life, which again gets to the spiritual cries.

Keep going. I love. And I think you are speaking truth right now. I can.

for the sake of efficiency, right, for this delusion of short term gains for yields, for profit. But what we need to realize is that we live in an interdependent ecosystem that has to be harmonious, not dominated, which means genta you. And so by taking hammer to women's hormones, taking a hammer to pass, what we've done is we ve essentially, we are destroying the, the, the things that give life in this country. And that is why that is, I think, part of the root cause of why things feel so dark right now, because it's bigger than all of this. We are actually turning our back on life.

Does that surprise you that all this happened within twenty years of developing the atam bomb?

And I mean, speaking of that, I mean, I think it's really, really to think about the relationship between war and is happening. So where where all the that that i've destroyed our life giving soil and are creating a fragile food system, which is going to create a food crisis at some point.

Where did they all come from? Naughty germany, right? So hitler was developing chemicals of war and trying to create agricultural solutions to create more food yields for germany.

And these some some of these pesticides, es organic fosti e chemicals, were turned directly in to spray that we're putting on all our food. The interrelationship between nazi germany and what's being spread on every piece of food united states is deeply linked and we need think about that. But and I one other thing I just wanted say this is being federally subsidized by the government to foreign ills.

We haven't spoken about the foreign ills, but you think about this funneling of money that's happening and and how the government in a way is working against us. And I don't think it's nefarious that I think people just don't understand. We've talked to so many congress people, they just understand the health effects of of all these things that are happening of the process.

And you know, everyone likes the orio, so it's a tough issue because we're addicted. But the farm bills are making all these unhealthy foods cheaper. They federally subsidize comedy crops, which turned into processed food.

So this is the corn, the soy, the weed, making these foods artificially cheaper. So this is why, you know, people say this is and this is where the social justice piece comes into IT IT. IT is in many ways, IT is much harder as a poor american to buy food that is not poisoned because our government is making the poisoned food cheaper.

You know what what is happening. We don't even if it's not a free market at work, this is not market. It's rigged. It's rigged against poor people. And so there's nothing conservative about what's a sit.

And trump is calling this out, his obviously this out, but calling out a ragged market is not an attack on the free market. We need to speak truth. There are particularly its impact in human.

And calling out a rigged market is a call for .

a free market is imperative. And we are not working for these companies. We actually, to use that argument, you rig the market and then yell any state whenever and anyone questions the rig market in the fact that there's more agricultural subsides that go to tobacco to fruits and vegetables.

Point four percent of agricultural subsides go to fruits and vegetables. Um two percent goes to tobacco, ninety percent goes to alter process food. And it's highly a slide tired against small farmers. You know this gets dark. I mean, talking about the notes know fifteen .

percent of well, I mean, it's just I do you think it's not accidental that that was regime based on a cult practices that hate a Christian and whose sign interact was known and ever seems to remember IT was murdering hundreds of thousands of germans in hospitals, uh, through utan asia, so called merc killing of kids and adults who were standard. And so yeah does that surprise you that atomic weapons and poison pesticides both came from that regime? No, not really.

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Today, fifteen percent of high scholars on atta atta was greater by not to german y so mark, yet this is, this is a great book cobi st uh, about this. But, but mark developed the preacher at all in order to get the german soldiers. So they got one pill a day, and actually was discontinued by the end of the war, because there is such psychosis among the german soldiers taking this every day.

I was to make them more aggressive. They actually reformulated at mark and made a stronger version. And that is out of all which is now given to fifteen percent of children um you know and this this this idea that you know many parents watching, just as olympics being push on their kid's being push on sand, push on parents graduated with medical city saying their for not following this medical guidance.

They're also, if their kid is a little bit distracted, being sitting in a sedentary an environment with limited sunlight, being forced entry process food, they're getting a little fidgety and they are prescribed out all right away that's the standard of are not even thinking about you, think about any animal you put in a cage, low some light salary for eating all to process food. So this ser, this is a societal level here. We're really committing mass trial abuse of many ways, and we're Normalizing that.

And we're not speaking out about that. And and then and we're giving people stimulus developed by naughty germany. I mean, it's uh it's kind of crazy.

That's much more profit. What I mean from a pure economic standpoint, getting a kid off of this tread mail cost millions of dollars. You know A A diabetic personal medicate if they are diabetic by the time of thirty, they're getting millions of dollars. They are generating millions of dollars paid for the government to pharmaceutical and health care companies. Millions dollars.

If you train a lower income person, you know, and talks about medical health, you don't Frankly reading the principles casey talks about the book um and and they are they're going on the path of thriving of of understanding with their family, what they're putting in their bodies of of movement. They are costing the system millions dollars. That's how the kind of economic reality, how the system works on that kind of the battle.

Getting to your point about how people let this happen on doctors, I think the brilliance of the systemic design is the most revere. People in our society are basically able to keep up this system. They're able to have their fancy studies that really just take responsibility for managing the disease instead of curing, right? They they sensor.

I I I I had a call when I attacked the dean of tough nutrition school with the most prominent nutrition research in the country um dario mozara. He called me and actually threatened to call stanford where we both went and he said, um you know we know the same people stanford, this is this is not right to be upsetting the apple card um and I said, what does your school not take? The majority of tuning for food companies to impact construction passes had said, of course we do, but that doesn't impact my judgment.

And the fact that you're calling that out and the fact that you're questioning the study that we conducted with the N. H. That said, Lucy charms are healthier than beef. The fact you are calling is not really isn't polite this isn't how works, Kelly and I know we know the same people, both stanford and this is this isn't polite um i'm i'm gna call stamford um and h basically writing need to be kicked out of the the club that that child this work.

And then these studies are used to create, you influence the U. S. A guidelines.

Ninety five percent of people on the U. S. D. A.

Nutrition guidelines for america, twenty, twenty twenty five had a conflict mentors for food companies. These studies are used to influence what the U. S.

D. A is basically saying can go in school lunch as the U. S.

D. A controls the U. S. School lunch program, which serves three billion meals per year to students.

Largest fast food in amErica is the U. S. D. A lunch program. And you know just this past year, craft hand as broaden deals with the U S, D A to put lunch. Habs in schools.

These the top growth.

Y for craft. What's lunch ble?

It's the process class square trackers and crackers that's .

going to be the school lunches. And these corporate deals are happening and its its studies like this that then assume lunches are there.

You look .

at the ingredient, there's about sixty ingredients in these in these packages. There's no fruit, there is no vegetables. It's literally processed lower process sugar, process oil. It's just these staples of the, of the american alter process food system that will, that will just roading children's brains and bodies.

you would you believe, right today? And they think this the most criminal. And we talk about wake. We can change today the U. S, D, A, which sets the standards that impact schools, that impact parents perceptions, everything they say that a healthy diet for two old is up to ten percent added sugar. They're recommending added sugar for two year olds.

When we have a medical health crisis, a traditional ob c crisis, and we're thirty three percent of Young adults now have three dibs, which would just been absolutely unthinkable. There's an assault on children cells because of our food, added sugar, a huge one. And the U. S. Recommend they imagine.

And this is is so simple, if medical leaders actually had courage, if we had the the volume and the urgency of our medical community talking about the covet vaccine, about the child chronic disease crisis, not banning sugar, not banning anything, but just from a medical perspective saying it's it's probably good idea to relook at what we're feeding kids in the mist of a medical alth crisis. And probably sugar should be discouraged. They don't say that right now.

The USD just put a report out saying a die at ninety three percent and alter processes for kids could be healthy. The U. S. D. Is doing marketing for alter process food.

They're not speaking in a clear voice because ninety five percent of the advisers on the committee are corrupted forty percent of the advisers the present bind us has already ready um put for the next committee are paid for by make a moyne c why do we have a huge chunk of the U S. Nutrition guideline committee paid for by olympic? You have to impact .

that drug yeah .

and then you've got, you know Jason and traver Kelly doing brother and you might have seen are now endorsing ing a new serial blend with general mills and every mainstream media outlet is with them basically laughing about how great this is. No, they're not talking about this metal disease epidemic that's destroying our children. They just turn a blind eye to any of the problematic nature of this because of course, they're funding add funding comes from permanent food.

Can I ask, so, um you are focused on children, which is, you know, in this city with the right thing. But for, you know, people, my age, maybe even a new age, you know, watching someone you love die from dementia, from males heim's univerSally regarded as the worst thing, just the worst thing. And IT seems to meet the incident of dementia like rising. Yeah, imagining that if it's true wise that happening, what can be done? It's going up rapidly.

It's happening. Younger people. We're seeing all timers and people as Young as fifty. There are no drugs actually reverse the the disease. There are no good drugs for all timers.

And we know still still there are no drugs that there are drugs that slightly slow the progression but do nothing to reverse the disease. And uh, research from top channels in the world, like the land set, have explicitly stated that IT is modifiable lifestyle factors that drive the development of the disease. Things like healthy eating, smoking, uh, and moving and exercise. Uh, these are the the best possible way we can prevent all timers in this country is by people getting up and moving more, eating unprocessed organic food, not smoking um and important you never hear that right. This is is a largely .

preventable .

disease that ozana with with simple free lifestyle habit right now, all heim's demented. Many research are calling IT type three diabetes. okay? We have type two diabetes, type abeles type diabetes, because there is such a link between metabolic C.

S. Function and the development of the disease. And you think about IT makes the complete obvious sense.

The brain is two percent of our body weight, but IT uses twenty percent of our energy because it's like a computer is high processing power, right? It's using tons of energy to make all these billions of neurons work, right? So twenty percent of our body's energy medaba disfunction is a problem with our body, makes energy because ourselves are destroyed by our food and our environment.

So you have a problem in the body systemically like diabetes or type or prediabetes that make IT that's representation. Our bodies not making energy properly, that is going to disproportionate effect the brain. okay? So an underpowered brain is going to not be able to think properly.

And that's what's happening in all time, is 在 noral energetic theory of all timers that creates the downstream issues that we talk about， like that packs in the brain and things like that. These are responses to a fundamental issue with how the brain is power ing itself. So we need to just all wake up and realize we need to support the cells of the body with the simple evidence based habits that let us be metabolite healthy. So our brain has the energy to do its work.

If if dementia elsewhere, uh, many forms dementia, correct? yes. okay. So but if at least the big one is caused by metai is function is IT conceivably reversible slowly with changes to behavior?

There are amazing researchers like doctor deal bridson, the doctor David promoter, many other who have shown that we can reverse the symptoms of alzheimer's with a healthier lifestyle. A dr. Dale brettison, who wrote the end of alzheimer's, as which everyone should read .

most effective reversal protocol.

If if he talks about how .

there there's not one thing here, right, it's a breaking of the cells and that can happen from a lot of different things, our environment. So he talks about like thirty six in the roof that basically have to be plugged for the rain to stop pouring into the house, right? So it's not just one thing.

We've got to check our vitamin d levels. We ve got to check our instant levels. We've got ta get our b twelve levels right?

There's all these things that we no effect to the biology brain, and essentially when you overwarm the body too much and under nura shit, there's going to be break down. And so we have to exam in each of these factors that we know is linked to dementia, and then fix each one. And the path for you might be different for me, right?

Some of those thirty six factors might be fine in you, but not fine in me. And we might have different ones. So that's why personalize medicine is so important, because we have to understand. You know, it's it's it's from all aspects of room environment that ourselves are getting hurt. So we have to realize through testing and personalized you know medicine, which in our body are causing the problems. But by and large, the simple reality as if we're eating nutrient rich whole foods, moving our bodies, getting off sleep, staying to actually stimulated, not smoking and avoiding toxins ourselves, are gona do a much Better job .

but doing their work. The first chapter of all we get into plans is really guiding casey guides through a list of how to read blood test I got on the past couple years ago when I had my regular coaster al test. They said I was perfectly fine.

Show determines like, this is blaring meta disfunction. I go back to my doctor and like, or yeah, it's really bad, but you're not treatability if you're not ready for stands, we just say you're fine like the key thing is actually armed yeah yeah so you get to treatable levels. And then when you everyone but but we're brewing meta function.

Everyone, especially people are twenty stories and four years that are healthy, are brewing meta box function. They're brewing those things. But my mom was told he was healthy by her primary care provider months before the counter.

No, this could choose on five medications, which is less than the average american her age. right? With, these are all rights of passage right now. So so I wasn't quite at the sad level. So a key thing and we armed this with the book just with the free blood test.

And then there's new services, this personalized medicine revolution where you can get one hundred blood test, compile like function health um or you can go to a functional medicine doctor can order these tested just a couple hundred box and you can get more of a personalized view and then you can attack those deficiencies with food and with supplementation and get the root cause of things under control until our point in the book is that dementia is on the same, is a branch of the same tree as diabetes, as heart disease, as kidding disease, of even dying of copy. These are all very similar things, if you can cure the route, if you can understand. So a lot of our advice would just be work through the personalized blood test, understand what's happening and then match those nutrient needs with your food and with your supplementation to cure what your blood testers telling you.

If you get your meta loc biomarkers more under control, you are able to reverse and absolutely prevent most of the conditions that are playing ging. The american people have really only become new phenomenon in the past generation. It's all kind of rooted in the same thing.

And that's really what our big mission is, is like. We need to actually a new paradise of how we view rony disease. I need is actually just a why, right, that if you have a high class, strong, high blood sugar and depression, you're seeing three different doctors are and talking to each other at all.

That's just wrong. It's very profit, but it's wrong. You're on three different lifetime plans. You can really solve IT with the root cause. And that if the medical system was saying right with lower costs and only showman capital, you know we're debating on the margins right now on the left and the right about how to change page three hundred of medicare party unless we're attacking the core. And cent of that was embedded by ocma care, which was probably the buddhist law passing recent history.

What obama care did is IT and grain, the incentive that the medical system makes more money when people get sicker through this populist idea of like taking on the insurance companies. That said, insurance companies can only make a fifteen percent profit market medical loss ratio. They need to pay eighty five percent of their spending.

But because, uh, now insurance companies can only get fifteen percent. But by law, in china, obamacare, they can raise premiums to get back fifteen percent. What's their incentive? Your incentives foot to grow, your incentives for cost to go up.

So obama are action centipedes insurance companies to have no cost controls. What does no cost controls means? That means more people getting sick.

So we're tung about inflation lot right now by far, the top driver, inflation, amErica now health care. And that's happening because there's no rain on cost. There's no rain on cost because everyone makes money when we .

get sicker that all connected that the eighty five percent of their budget has to go to care. They take fifteen percent by law from obama care. The more that we spend actually on health care, the more expenditure for patients, the more than fifteen percent grows.

I mean, in a functional system, of course, insures would have the greatest place to keep illness .

obama care out of a populist kind of we're are going to cap their profit margins, but they lobbied again, they can raise Prices to get that fifteen percent. So there is zero. Every and I mean this every single institution impacts our health insurance companies, farmer companies, hospitals, medical schools.

They make more money when more americans are secure for a long properties of time, and they lose money when americans get help. Just absolutely the incentive. And then you go to medicate, which I talk about.

There's just a huge inset for more, more poor people to get sick because that's an annuity than to the farmer companies. So and tell you, attack that and set up. And this case said, people just don't understand this.

Everyone kind of make sense. And actually, I think there these things are very easy to change. But the problem is that every IT is shined that there's profit when people are sick and then they use the stanford and the harvard in the age.

It's all this fan club or people it's like uncool to talk yeah it's so much is when you talk about nutrition among empathy it's like casey was yelled that by an attending surgeon you didn't go on nutrition school. Don't talk your patients about what to eat. We, we we do serious mediation.

We commit surgery if they're serious medicine, why are the outcomes getting worse? Because are not kind of life expectancy going down. But the good outcome.

the life expensive.

is the tip of the .

ice that the underlying is just mass suffering, particularly among kids. I mean this this rapid increase in child a diabetes. If you have diabetes, by the time you're thirty, you die fifteen years Younger and you're suffering much more along the way and now almost you know it's gaining that the almost the majority of Young adults are prediabetic. So diabetes not an isolated condition it's sell your diffunce tions is casey talks about the book is the root of so .

many other things okay, so let's um at breakfast when you are like and this is not your first conversation uh, you said i'm going to make this positive I D I called my brother last night so you got to come to breakfast with with the means as because I was radical as you would. You successful ly did about an hour. So i've got two more questions for you.

Broke questions. Here's the first. Let's say there's a means administration. You are given episode power of the society or power within the bounds of our system, right? You can do what? A president can do what? What are the first steps you .

take to fix this day? One state emergency for child to crying disease fully within the constitution for the present. Declare state of emergency for public health. That would happened during cob IT was very little contact. He was no congressional gisli was a statement.

Emergency, what's happened in child dcr onic disease is a much orders of magical ude bigger state of emergency right now, and more even an emergency amErica than copied. So you declare state of emergency. You declare state emergency for child to health, we actually start a non profit and we have executive orders drafted.

And there are so much stuff you can do, but it's attacking and saves. You know, just for starters, biden talked about this and president trumps talked about IT. But I think the fact that you you need a president there who's willing to take some heat from these in great industries, you can sign a build tomorrow saying farmer companies can charge americans more than what they charge people.

In europe, we are spending, in some cases, ten times more on drugs. We are subsidizing the largest companies in europe with our insanity. That's not a free market. Tomorrow you can cut this ridiculous thing.

You can thank the .

republicans for .

that relics, say public, but they provided the ideological cover for that because they said, I was there when this happened. Hillary, care. Obama, care. So between one thousand and ninety three and two thousand eleven, they made this case consistently through their think tanks, that IT was a choice between socialism and capitalism. And if you were controlling costs, that was socialism.

is socialism for farmer to have congress over a barrel. And i'm very perversion. I was working for conservative I trying to make that argument.

It's said it's totally being grapes and actually present troops talk about that. That's an executive we can sign the first day. I cannot and it's crazy.

I cannot emphasize this enough how porn is just for medical leaders to ite. The science executive order to morrow could make IT that U. S D.

A. Panellists cannot take money from food companies. what? I want an idea, I can sign up for tomorrow that N I H.

Grants can't go to conflicted researchers. Eighty percent of them currently go to conflicted researchers. If you could sign an executive over tomorrow, the F. D. A should stop being funded by farmer.

Seventy five percent and comes from ma.

Seventy five percent of the F. D. A. Funding doesn't come from taxpayer, comes from farma. And those are revolving doors.

We all know where people go from the F, D, A to farma institution, the dc. As we both not built to grow, the F, D, A grows when the farmers influence grows. The F, D, A should be an independent organization.

It's not. That's an executive order tomorrow. So you just rob the conflict of interest out of these things.

personnel. I signed doctors that we both know onto the U. S. D. Nutrition panel and have the president, have the secretary of the treasury because we're going bank up from head care costs, have the secretary defense because seventy seven percent of Young adults annals will join the multi, have them say we are not banning any company. We're not even giving public policy recommendations.

But we are saying from a medical perspective that we should reduce all the processor constructive among children. That is a medical valid statement. And medical leaders need to start telling the truth and the public policy, and fine with the public policy.

Ships may fall, fall where they may, but the president, the security defense, the head, the N, H, the of the F, D, A, should be saying in medical truth, the most important dynamic in america, I believe, is when a child or apparent is sitting across their doctor. The first stage of meta diffunce, they shopped to know one size fits all process right now, where they immediately get on a pharmaceutical mel. The medical guidance comes from the N I H C F D, A and the associated groups like the american division, social in american cami pediatric.

They though that guy itself is corrupt and says that, oh, empac, you know, is is the cure feroe sy and stands and heart is not that if a doctor is recommending the right things, we'd be a healthier country. So you just have to go after the medical guidelines that would transform the country. The last right, just going after incentives.

I think it's a huge deal that our information sources have been totally copied to fifty percent, fifty percent of T V news spending. You know, coming from farma is a huge deal. And why the hell is our media playing referee for defending .

pharmaceutical ies?

why? why? Why is around? You know, that's a huge problem that our dominant information sources for the past generation have been able to be collapsed, ted, by an industry that just is a state of economic fact, profits from americans getting sick just underived you tomorrow, tomorrow at the president can sign that was actually d to c uh, farm exercising was an executive vote from region IT could be an executive order moral it's actually beautiful.

You would cut fifty percent of mainstream media revenue and beyond the moral high ground. Um you know that that's absolutely something. So stop recommending the bad stuff and stop subsidizing.

There's also a host of things you can do before we get into any taxes. Any bands, which i'm not even finished talking about cold shit exist. But IT shouldn't subsidized by food stamps.

IT shoud be recommended by the U. S. D. A is something OK for kids.

IT shouldn't be funding billions of dollars by the federal government, right? You think you shouldn't be in synthesised and and fun. So so you can. You can we have a whole host of executive orders to cut the recommendations, to cut the conflicts and cut.

when do we get to put the correct doctors in jail?

I so the the stress, so you go to the motivations a lot. I think again, the systemic genius of the whole system is that gives people plausible deniability. I would say though, you to add on to a case we're saying earlier that there's knowledge and we do need to start holding people accountable.

So kind of in your sisters like the perfect example. It's like you I just so strongly identify with the world you group because I know it's so well and you just like you're the highest achiever in your neighborhood and you find that the system you're living and is incompatible with your values is morally unacceptable to you and you up up but sure, the only one who ops out. So that raises questions about like everyone who didn't opt out. I'm sorry.

IT does. I've got a dark. I've got a dark staff for you. We talked about, doesn't the book the highest suicide right rate of any profession, any profession, america's doctors really, and the higher burn nt rate.

So what I see with that is that you don't working hard doesn't make you super depression, suicide like nations aries aren't. Yeah, i'm working hard on this mission. I feel really good about that too.

They actually in york time is article recently that identified what doctors are feeling uh towards soldiers is the same psychological dynamic that soldiers who get in the fight for the right reasons but they are forced by their superiors to connect war crimes. It's actually similar. They actually york times, uh, compare doctors to like aboard b like soldiers who are forced to do horrible things are felt like they're forced.

That's I think what's happened to the medical profession is these are all good people. There's much as your ways to make money. They reaction are this bag that the tracks the best, the bridge of the world we settled with that.

They have no other skills, and then they have title expections in their parents and all these credentials, but they do feel trapped. So I hope it's certainly spired red to me. That changed my whole life, kind of learning from casey story.

I hope more, more people realize that there's light moving away from the system. And I always go back to elon. Remember when he said, you know, you're speaking out about all these issues, care about what advertisers flocking away from you because I don't give a fuck.

That's the attitude we need in the health care. And we need some people with that type of attitude because that is the same thing. It's about all these children dying.

But you know, what are you going? It's like, well, they're playing along with that. I've talking talking to senior people at pharmacology companies and insurance.

Everyone knows it's going on. It's like IT is hard. You know we don't know what to do.

We need some leadership. We need some leadership. But again, with simple executive orders, you can start changing these incentives. Um you can you can .

start you can start changing that. I judge a pm corrus system for entire life until I was fired half as honnor ables as you. Would you add anything to that?

Yeah, I mean, I think what Kelly talking about with the incentives is absolutely key. You know why is something five person of day budget coming from fire? But I think there's a couple other things also sort of do to really change things.

I mean, one is that we need to stop recommending added sugar to to your home, settle of our diet. So that's easy, right? Like the science support that.

Actually, when we are creating twenty, twenty and twenty five food guidelines for america, the medical advisory board to that piano said that we should absolutely reduce sugar recommendations from ten percent to six person of total calories. And IT was rejected by the U. S.

D. A, even though the doctor said to do IT. So all these conflicts, we need to get the sugar out of that because I don't get, you know, one of Better school lunches. And we will not be telling parents that it's okay to give your kid timbers and other calories at two years old from that of sugar.

Also, I think there is something really interesting we can do by actually using the existing tax and legal system to incentivize healthy purchase because right now, the more the healthy are, things are more expensive. That's a problem, and that's because of our foreign ills. So we need to change the farm bills.

But we also give people more flexibility. Use tax three dollars to buy healthy products like organic food. And Kelly has started incredible company called true maid, which is helping to allow this to happen.

Where can't? why? Why is IT that? We can use our H R C F S. A funding to buy drugs, but we can't use IT to buy organic food.

This is crazy like this should be what we spend our tax advantage dollars on. So things like that creating more patient choice with h says. And I think, you know, we also needed to talk about things like food marketing to children. You know, this are one of the only developed countries that allowing our TV nickell dian for twenty eight percent of the ads to children to be also process foods that we know associated with chronic disease and you know and so there there's other things I think that would be very high yield um that are just very basic. Uh so let me .

just give you one example that I think be really revved people thing report is is a huge case. You mentioned pcs which is the leading cause of female mortality twenty five percent yes. So so very 一个 question。 So pcs is the leading a cause of female and fertility.

Anyone listen, a child bearing age will know about this. It's an epidemic right now. It's gone up. You know, multiple les, in the past generation.

What is IT time .

for policies to .

go back in .

syndrome? So so.

well, let's get into my so so so that question you just asked. I know O B G I S from harvard who could not answer that question. This is not an exaggeration.

O B G S are not taught what the condition is. They're only taught what the intervention is. So let's always start.

I know nothing about medicine, science, but I do know by the interviews. Always start with the dumb questions first. good. If you can answer the dumb questions.

I don't believe you when a woman and many women listening will have P, C, O, S. And across the O, B, N, they're put on a cascine set of interventions that are farmer suing what IT is. It's central and resistance.

This is not related to instant resistance, which is on the spectrum. Diabetes IT is instant resistance. Pcs is a metaphor .

condition fundament related and POS.

Essentially, you have an over, that over is making hormones, and when that over is stimulated by access in sin, which is the hormones in the blood that helps us take lood sugar lood into the cells levels, go up in the setting of the function, destroy our cells, uh, with our toxic food and lifestyle, the cells can no longer process sugar to energy, so the cell rejects sugar and IT stays in the bloodstream.

The by compensates by making more instant to dry and try and drive the sugar into the cell. That's putting up a block because it's broke in. And essentially that high in sin floats all around the body and does bad things all over the body like drives cancer growth and also stimulates the overall to make more testosterone to have women who are supposed to be making, you know estrogen protesters on very specific levels throughout the hormonal cycle so that we can obviate ate.

And instead infant is driving the over to create testosterone, which totally sturbed the baLance between all the sex harmons and the female body. And we don't obvious ate. So you get these sites that form because you've got an egg trying to basically like obmutescence instead. IT can't because the hormone es are disrupted because of infant, which is because of meta lic disfunction, because of our food, and we get in fertility because .

we're not absolving so .

so lucky charms leads. This condition is reversible in as little as twelve weeks with dietary interventions. There is p reviewed studies to show this, if we get our blood sugar level under control and our instant levels under control, we restore the hormonal baLance and many women, all the symptoms will disappear and you'll be able to become feral.

And yet doctors do not learn. The average doctor is getting zero education in nutrition until they don't even see this. They reached the climax than that forming.

The treatment that the O, B, U. S. Are giving to these women is a diabetes drug. And they're not talking about blood sugar. You know we we I started a company called levels, which consumer ized access to a device called a continuous lucus. There are so many women in our community who have pcs, whose doctors who who wants to understand their blood sugar .

so that they can naturally heal their devices.

that that they will give, that they only give IT a late stage tied to diabetics, even though we know that P C S is insulation simple, and that if we can monitor our blood sugar with this device. And get our blood are under Better control. IT can absolutely sad, a step to sort of naturally heal. But it's not being talked about by the algeria .

because doctors are not trying to see that. This is everything, right? This cons, everything s this topic.

Any woman deal with effort to this cause everything, because the doctor doesn't know OK. You just subscribe. We talk, they don't know.

They did not learn the physiology of why people actually get this condition, and they what they kill. So what do they want? More than anything, they want an ivf procedure. They want an invasive .

procedure of back.

if it's a go, let to go. And if that woman go on a kito diet, which is the best reversal technique for A P C O S. Ever studied, twelve weeks, they are robbing that doctor. Just from an atomic perspective of tens of thousands dollars for a gross of invasive viv of procedure, which is a great procedure, but I think we all should degree like that woman across the table would love here. But there's a more natural way and just just the correct way to reverse this condition, which, by the way.

there are big down. The woman .

doesn't heal.

The .

underlying c is the issues for the baby too, like not killing the route, even if you get pregnant with ibf, which is wonderful if that can happen, if you're not healing the root cause issues of the metabolic function that's affecting the feast and affecting the mom's future risk disease. So by ignoring this where we're just continuing to put people on this, remember, this is what happened in my mom. I just want to be super clear, like the picture of doctors here is very negative, but like, again, I just want to emphasize, like doctors are not doing the sniff erie sly, like there is just a systemic misunderstanding, and there are many daughters who are waking up and teaching themselves these types of things.

But IT is very still very french and small and vacation houses are paid for by committing more interventions.

You for me to judge them because I don't know them, but I just wanted refer you back to your own life in the decisions you made yeah and I think that can be very hard for a lot of people and you had advantages, as you've said. On the other hand, you're the only person i've ever met who's done that. And that's pretty discouraging. That's a pretty discouraging.

There is a tribe. I will say it's happening. There is a tribe, it's coming from the bottom up there.

You know, this is, you spoke with, you know, mark hain, france. There are people. This, there is a movement.

It's happening. And you look what's happening in dependent media. You're talking about this.

Joe rogan talking about this. People care. People are listening .

and people are waking up.

But americans want to be healthy. That's think the lakes want to be healthy, but the entire systems ready.

okay. So that leads me to my topic that I hope we can get and I hope you will be be as personal and specific as you can be. What do you eat? Now I don't be embarrassed like IT, because I think if anyone who's made IT to this point in the conversations like this is a bigger deal that I realized IT was the consequences to me personally, are the worst possible pancreatic cancer.

Alzheimer's is nothing worse yeah so and but you're absolutely right both if you made the point poor people are the disadvantage that's one liberal talking point. That's true. They are stuff expense. The only people I know who know anything about .

this rich people privilege .

against yeah can tell that that's true. So but even if you can afford, you know, to buy expensive food, like how do you do that? What do? What do you do? Yeah, what we don't .

you one thing that people need to understand, as we to stop eating all of process food, we need to stop.

So example, absolutely. So ula.

process food is basic. All the things that are we are seeing at the grocery store that have this laundress of ingredients that usually are based on three ingredients, alter process flower, alter process added sugars and alter process c to. So this is gna be like White flower, you can sugar and things like cotton seed oil, safari oil, sam flo il saw I bean oil. So these crappy foods that did not exist one hundred years ago, all fine, White flower added .

sugars.

everything. I mean, we have a list in the book of what you should not eat, and it's basically everything at the girls, right? We should all be shopping at that.

There are nine thousand farmers markets. The states right now. People can make the effort, and we prioritize their values to focus on getting nutritious food. We need to be eating organic, unprocessed foods for the vast and dropped our calories. And we need to get back to having a sense of pride and responsibility in our households to cook food.

You know, one of the, one of the unintentional downsides of the familist movement is that we somehow made people feel that food preparation was like a less fan activity. I bought into this for my entire early professional life that like that, I was somehow beneath me. I was like a slave in the kitchen.

If I was cking for husband or family, there is no more important thing we can do in the feeding our children and our family's healthy food. Less than thirty percent of american families are eating together more than once per week. We need to be sitting down at the dinner table eating real, unprocessed food cooked with love at home.

There is, there is no way to drug ourselves out of the fact that, you know, we eat seventy, we eat forty to seventy metric tones of food in our lifetime. A lot of food, right? This is the modular information that is building our bodies, building our brains, make near hormones, feeding our microbiome.

The food is what we are built up. And right now, seventy percent of IT is trash made from a factory to addict us, of course, were sick. So that is number one.

So to answer your question very specifically, I don't follow dietary dogma. I eat organic and proceed foods that I buy at the farm er's market, and I cook every single meal for my partner and I. And when I have children in next few years, I am so deeply excited to cook every meal for them from scratch because there's nothing more important. And so, you know, for people who can't .

necessary get .

to a farmers market.

it's go to know, how is this a to a at every level of the values, our society.

which I had to wake up, I was so deep in this in my twenty years. I cannot even tell you like I was deep, deep in the opposite of this. And so I believe that people, no one wants to be sick, you know. And but the answers on our fork. So I would say to get very specific now, organic fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, beans, legumes, meat, poetry, eggs, game, mets, grass fed organic .

PH cheese theory.

but grass fed, high quality organic, the molecular information in this factory cow, you know, this factory farm cows that are jammed with any biotics and hormones, that milk is not what you want .

to be drinking with the .

the quality of the milk. You know, organic food has more nutrition than not.

Organic food is hard to find. Like I love cheese, for example, of chees, costco, now.

grass cheese, OK, you know, I mean, how well does IT that is illegal to buy .

raw support from europe.

imported from europe?

Ah because they are gonna much have promotion at costco that's important from europe. Is that the latest? And all these allergies that have all just started in the past thirty years are because the the toxicity of the food, not the itself.

All these food, anything that we ate, you know, ten thousand years ago, that where evolutionary made to eat is is generally fine. It's it's what's been done to the food. So you know, passion raised, a pasture raised, which has just been beat for all of history of tell like industry.

That means are they're eating grass. Now most industrial foremen meat, right? They are inside there, you know have court is all because they're so stressed and they're eating G M O M corn and soy that impacts their biology.

So actually the the the factory form me has a much child omega six content whereon eating grass outside, or mega three much more. Or mega three fatty acids, or mega six is in fanta, or mega three is not. So actually, and again, we go through this in the book, but just being on a path, curiosity about this eating food, how it's meant to be made and meant to be raised.

Know you you do you actual biology makeup of the food itself is different when its factory farms, you're actually when you're eating a traditionally industrial raised on meat, you're much more inflaming, uh, items are going into your body. So so you just always need to strive. That's why we do think and there's problems with the organic designations.

But as much as you can get away from the pesticides being spread on this food, as much you can get to know how the food has been raised for for all of history, up until a couple in a generation to go, because the way the food is manufactured in the stuff that is put on food is very corrupt. It's just not the case in other country. So as much as you can get to to how it's been made forever, the Better.

And that's why we say, and how, if we were in charge of everything, I would fire every two. And I truly mean this and not joke, I D fire every single nutrition scientists in the government. I'd stop every single, you know, all this complicated and nutrition guidelines that the point of the U.

S, D. A putting out thousands of studies, literally, and all the guide, and has to confuse people because they're bought off by the food companies. I replay with one deadline is that we need to, as a public policy matter, reduce, uh, reduce all the processor consumption .

on children where you on sugar.

well, yeah, I mean.

sugar is the amount of a sugar that we're eating in this counter is astronomical. The average american is eating over a hundred pounds about sugar per year in the eighteen hundred that was less than five pounds. So we're eating we are overwhelming our bodies with this material that is destroying our secular health.

Like all of that, the body has to do something with all that sugar, right? And so the the body is prime knows how to turn sugar into energy. That's what the medal country does, that what metals like healthy, okay.

But if if you're putting on you know ten, twenty thirty times the amount of sugar, the sub straight for energy that the body then the body has been used to doing or can handle, you're gna gum up the system. You're gna destroy the system. It's too much work for the body.

So what happens? We get diffunce, we get medaba to function, we get three dies and ibs. And where is all that sugar go? Sugar gets converted to fat, okay? And so that's why we getting so heavy, in part because of all this excess sugar were eating.

That has to go somewhere. It's literally converted to fat in the body. And so it's it's, it's astronomical. And fifty percent of americans now have a blunt sugar disorder.

This is back total process food. So liquid sugar in the form of a coke, right? You chuck one coke that's like the sugar of you know fifteen or just right, and the world just have the fiber so you couldn't even physically eat all of the whole food, unprocessed food to get the sugar. That's weapon zed in those sugar y drinks. And all the things were getting at starbuck and all the things kids are drinking, or even juice, which Michelle now supporting a suger sugar water, literally, SHE is now promoting sugar water for .

kids because is Better than a.

but still high sugar. So.

so why is he doing that?

Because he wants to make money.

Oh so she's like a flag for some sugar company oh no .

no SHE part of with a private equity company that specializes in junk food influence or partnerships. Oh there are private equity company that works on rocks, energy, drink um and and did to specialize and partnerships to our high level influencers partner to promote junk food. And SHE is the chief spokesperson and coal founder of pleasure, which is a sugar water for kids.

IT has less sugar than soda because they can advertise that is Better than sugar water.

Kids should be drinking water to for garet a mell obama said that mr. Obama, drink .

drinker like .

like the fact that the U. S, D. A. And obama say that Michael l.

Obama was right in the first year talking about food, but he was directly bought off SHE was directly influenced by the food companies day, uh, john kerry, you know, uh, to rea hand. Um uh, there was a lot of people that got to Michelle. This is well documented.

And SHE shifted everything to exercise. And the exercise group that SHE then in partner with was actually funded by alter process food companies. And SHE shifted all exercise and totally stop tagged about foods. And the exercise .

has ever tried to lose weight, nose super important. It's good for you but you're not onna lose the time. Yeah that the crazy .

thing about the Kelly taught about the soda and how it's weaponed. I I really want to drive that point home. I have just corn sera, which is was in a lot of these drinks, was invented in the this is a brand new substance.

And the invention of hybrid concept, which is subsidized by the government through commodity crop foreign ill subsidies, is to corn. So it's basically we're giving the sota companies. Is this cheaper product, which is then turned to hybrid corser up. Something interesting about photos that we learn from bears who hy berate, is that aside from other calories that you eat them and they use society with fruit toast, the very interesting molecules down in berries, and when you have an animal who needs to go into hybernation, they need to pack on fat in their body, right?

So before hynes, you have to load your body with so fruit toast, aside from other calories, different than other calories, actually does not accuse tidy, accuses the feed ford violence and aggression mechanism, and that animals specially outcompete all other animals to eat as many barriers as possible in the fall to store fat, which is fruit s creates meta's function, causes to turn our sugar to fat, to basically store fat for winter. So soto campaigns know all this. So they put this this molecule in the sodas that you're chugging, which is, like Kelly said, like fifteen oranges, and what the fruit I should get in this. And it's causing kids to be insatiably hungry, because essentially it's telling their brains that winter is coming back on the fat.

Of course, the back is absolutely whole food.

Ds are great. You know anything? That is a whole food that has not been broken down into its constituent parts, made into a drinking food in a factory by a multination corporation is a food that i'm going to eat.

And i'm the reason I choose organic or genitive is because that bury a berry just in a grocery store that's not organic, it's going to have less nutrients in IT than the barry that you buy from, you know, a farm. These foods contain anti cancer compounds. They contain tens of thousands of ecus, literally, medicine that changes our gene expression. This is a new genomics that IT all gets lost when you process the .

is nothing short of gas lighting to you convinced us these tones of food. We eat our kind of this like, like friend science. And these pills are the only thing that serious science. I mean, these truly are medicine. I just say, talker, you know, we get so confused, and this is a core point, we try to drive home the book, is that there is confusion by design.

There's not an epidemic of people, I guarantee, that are eating ninety percent non ultra processed diet that have help epidemics like like, I don't care if you're carnival or vegan, because if you're on that path of be curious for you and your family and be taking that rebellion to actually cook and any whole food, you're gonna just you're gonna look at your blood test and makes certain it's different for everybody. But just as a public policy matter, as a spiritual matter in the country, we should be trying to engender more aw and curiosity about what we're putting on our bodies. yes.

And you know and I want to be clear, every watching this is not about lecturing in your family to eat, you know, not any type of food. I'm making the point that there is really been something done to us. I don't think the american people are just a lazy suicide population where everyone wants ninety four wants .

to be a smart point in the curiosity. I had a wheer's child d with food. So I believe my child, of course, course, I never really care about food, and i'll just do know whatever s they are, all eat IT.

Low is common denomination type thing. I've always gotten fat every year. Have to slow down.

You know you? My wife i've been with forty years in september, same wait when I matter. She's really interested in food. She's not going to put something in her mouth that's not good for SHE knows what he is. He is always been this way since the middle is when I matter and she's way healthier and I I fit my brothers is the same way like they're interested in food yeah therefore they are pretty healthy actually and it's the lack of curiosity like I never think about pizza, pizza, that's what I know.

And the basic way to start with that is reliable. Ls, if if there's ingredients on a package not to you, you know, it's like you might be interesting for people just look at labels and if you can understand a word on that package, like what these ingredients are.

you visualize, what food you think makes you feel best since food, like what are you really enjoyed you eat? You know, like, I feel great. This is actually good for me. I can feel that is good for me.

Well, I mean, for me it's the fresh as possible foods, foods that that I know the farmer and I got up from the farmers s market and beautiful. And I think this this sort of gas lighting, I think there's been this incredible association, it's it's dorter ate from childhood, not trust our intuition, right? Like to think we we have to give our power away because we're done and we're not smart and built into every level the head care system.

I mean, in in many american states, patients don't even own their health care records because basically, doctors don't don't trust patients in understanding that they can understand. They don't own them like the doctor, the hospital does because we have so built in this idea that patients are not smart enough to understand their own house. So from and this even place into hiba all these laws about patient privacy, it's like, oh, you know, we have to we have to support. Have you were tried to .

get your healthy records? impossible.

I, I, I.

right? Because if you keep people ignorant, because if you can keep people ignorant about their own health, then there's a power dynamic where you can sort of give them any solution. So this give back to food, because I think a lot of this comes back to trusting our intuition.

When I every sunday, after I go to the farmers s market, I lay out all the food, you know, that the venoco that came from know someone who owns a beautiful ranch outside of L. A. The beautiful early on tomatoes that are colorful with purpose, the the watermen radish, and I lay IT all out on my counter, and I literally pray with IT like this is, this is inspiring to me.

This is all the Adams and the molecules that over the next week are gonna make up myself. Ves, they are going to become me. I am going to take on the characteristics of this food, and I know I look at that food.

And if I stop and let myself trust my intuition, I know this who is healthy for me? I just know IT you. And but we've been so divorced from our common sense by design.

There's no fact refs, right? There's no, there's no. They know rates.

But we've been told that we can understand every six greeter or an amErica can understand basic biology, metabolite nutrition. But we have been told it's too complicated. Like Kelly said, by design, confusion is the product.

So to to answer your question, what makes me feel good is the freshness, most beautiful foods that I have completed another off for because those molecules and Adams are going to go to my body. They're going to heal my they're onna heal anything that's going wrong, they are going to change my gene expression. They're na fortify my immunity and are going to make a gna my microban, which make ninety five percent.

I sa tonia, which lets me think and have creative ideas and love my partner and all these things. It's going to be my partner and my body in my future children's bodies, right? And so I am in all in reference of food. And I think that I I do, I bloss IT, because it's going to become me. And I think .

we need to get bat. I see, again, take policy side. What if the are medical leaders started talking about this? We have a medical.

We have a medical crisis. We have a medical crisis right now. And that is the science.

That is fine, the science, right? And that should be the message from doctors. And in your casey, I don't want to glass over this.

There's a there's a metaphor, health crisis among babies that are born. Mothers are passing mental action, function and sentiment almost prediabetes onto kids in mass. That's how bad this is gotten.

Like kids are being born with this functional microbial and meta log is function. And like, you know, literally, I have talked to harbor doctors about that. I talked on one of the pokus about this to harvard doctor.

And SHE said, that's a case. Rosey c that that babies are being born with such horrible meta ox is function that we need to start job in the area. I say that's a sign of a crisis.

Well, and the fact that .

babies are being born sick is actually, you know, maybe not, maybe we shouldn't be doing more the same and just keep dragging them more. We should actually be asking why, baby, there's a metal called crisis among babies.

Yeah, there's a crisis in the way that we think, yeah.

I think of a lot of, I think what's topic you know, the biggest societal I think dynamic historical DNA ic of the past now decade has been this populist uprising towards institutions. I don't think people can quite put their finger on all the time, but there's this frustration that being really being let down to me.

What's having your health and the gasoline is having in your health in the fact that we're not hearing things like this and hearing that drugs are our saviors and just keep doing more the same at from industry that are profiting from that sickness. To me, IT is actually the number one example what's feeling this post fruition. Health care is the largest industry, and it's something that impact these incentives. I think I would argue our impact to americans across the kitchen table and impact their lives more .

than any other industry. Can I one last question. So one of the things I noticed about both of you is your mental security, obviously, mart, but is more than just smart, your sharp and fast and you have very quick recall or just crisp. I noticed when people talk and I talk, think um how big enough. So food, bad food doors, you I always noticed that, absolutely.

But I mean one of for so many reasons, sucker. But I mean I to name a couple of them, you know if you have a big blood's sugar swing, which the average american, because the vast majie our calls are coming from water process food that turned into glucose and our bloodstream blood sugar, right?

When you have a big luco Spike and crash that is associated with reduced fact, recall, literally, that crash and Spike, you like the post meal crash, like you eat something and then you might feel authority, gic afterwards. That's in part because your blood sugar is skyrocket and crash. The average american child is probably on this roller coast all day long. We want stable city .

budge sugar levels. So not.

And and then so that's the short term. Right over the long term, we're building the machine of the body out of shopping materials, right? And that's going impact our brains.

It's going to impact our you know, the way that are we think. And you know our micro biome makes a lot of our neurotransmitters, and we are just trashing our microbiome right with enterprise's food, no fiber, fiber feeds and microbiome. The ninety fibers on our americans are are going enough fibers.

We're not feeding the thing inside of us that makes our new transmitters that helps us think this is insanity. And then we're trashing the microbiology antibiotic, which stroke are. We're overusing anibal tics like crazy which destroy my cobia m and increase our risk of depression .

and other issue times suicide after taking them.

Oh so there is just it's all out warfare and makes you want to step back and think like what's happening sort of like dot out. Um i'm not saying in the americans, I say that like it's making us producing our IQ. It's making us lose our minds early with all timers.

It's making our kids not able to sit down and learn because of a hd n autism rates that are sky rocky ing and it's all going up all at once. And we know it's because of our toxic food systems and the chemicals on our environment and we're not protecting kids and that is very sinister. And I think you know on the biggest macro level, like the kind of the most doing out spiritual level, like I think, you know, what we have to realize is that, like, we are miracles.

Like every human is a miracle. This life is a miracle. Like this is where, I mean, spiritual beings having the same experience on planet earth.

And fundamentally, the thing that we're doing with media account is we're making energy in the body, right? The way we're doing that is we're taking food that got its energy from the sun, right? Like the sun literally photos syntheses happens. IT creates starches and plants, and then we eat them, or animals eat them.

And what meta lisp is is taking the starches that are stored energy from the sun through photosynthesis is liberating in our bodies to create energy, to fuel our minds and to our bodies that we can think and reach our highest purpose. And right now, in the vast majority of americans, our toxic food system is blocking that process, which means it's blocking the maculate process of essentially taking this beautiful. This is not wool.

This is just fact of science taking this universal sun, light, energy and liberating IT to fill our lives. That is broken. This is dark.

This is very dark. American is not only sick, but the core process that can be able to create, you know, and transform energy is broken. And we need to fix this because we we need all hands on decorate now america, to solve these big issues. And we need to be thinking properly, feeling good, and we can rapidly with some of these simple changes.

I don't think I can add to that. And as I set up an hour ago, I do think you're going to change the world. I mean that, I mean that.

And this is the book. I never, I never do this because IT feels so grabbing commercial, but in this case, I mean good energy. So and that was good energy. thanks.

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