Make America Healthy Again is a joke.

[Leo Gura]

6 minutes ago, Happy Lizard said:

I’m saying Imagine someone like your own mentor Ralston starts saying shit like that

That would be very disappointing, but Ralston is in a league of his own. There's no human I know of who warrants such regard.

Edited 10 hours ago by Leo Gura

[LSD-Rumi]

5 hours ago, Happy Lizard said:

I’m with you on this, but it is so damn tough to face the claims of vaccines killing millions (?) of people and causing this and that, and Bill Gates being behind it and crap like that from people I consider my heros. I don’t even know if I should go into that rabbit hole just to check their claims for myself. 

Vaccines have been used for decades to prevent diseases. They cause mild side effect sometimes and serious ones rarely. Is it worth it? of course. They have been preventing serious diseases and save lives all this time, but people pay little to appreciate what they got until they lose it. 

The thing is if Covid was more serious, like 10% mortality rate, People would have literally killed each other over getting it.

[zurew]

16 hours ago, Jodistrict said:

That doesn’t mean we should accept what he says on Covid, but he does have a position and he is willing to defend it with evidence rather than calling names.

You are engaging in a hardcore fanboying of RFK without actually checking out what evidence he provides for his claims and without evaluating how many right or wrong claims he makes.

The reason why you are doing that is because you like his anti-establishment approach. But you know that you can maintain your anti-establishment stance, without any need for endorsing all the wrong and retarded RFK claims, right?

Making a systemic change in the health department and destroying bad incentive structures is compatible with you acknowledgeing that RFK jr either makes a bunch of claims that he cant subtantiate or at worst he is outright wrong on a big set of things including vaccines, seed oil, AIDS, antidepressants,fluoride and the list goes on and on.

Edited 5 hours ago by zurew

[zazen]

RFK brings a good paradigm - which is of holistic health, prevention over cure. The status quo so far has been focused on treating diseases rather than fostering health to prevent them. But RFK's trap is to not dismiss the gains and legitimacy of modern medicine all together or to undermine it.

Chronic diseases account for approx 90% of annul healthcare costs which is $4.1 trillion - thats $3.6 trillion. A lot of these are preventable through diet and lifestyle fixes. Imagine even a annual $1 trillion cut in expenses - thats better than what ''DOGE'' can achieve - not to mention the cascade of effects that has on productivity and happiness by having a clearer brain and energy to do things.

Even from a national security perspective - 77% of young Americans aged 17-24 are ineligible for military service, a significant portion disqualified due to fitness. 

Regarding awakening (vertical-spiritual) and development (horizontal-material) - just because someone has experienced the absolute, or is aware of it - doesn't mean they have relative knowledge of the world. Even if they do, that doesn't mean they have it in all domains nor grasp all the intricacies involved.

I became aware of Mark Hyman a decade ago through Tyler and his book ultra mind solution really helped me on my health journey:

 

RFK speaking on God:

 

People don't always commit bad or cause it to come about due to a bad heart, but due to being wrong minded.

Edited 3 hours ago by zazen

[zazen]

A good channel in general, but check out these videos on seed oils and modern wheat:

 

Edited 3 hours ago by zazen

[zurew]

20 minutes ago, zazen said:

RFK brings a good paradigm - which is of holistic health, prevention over cure. The status quo so far has been focused on treating diseases rather than fostering health to prevent them.

People make comments about prevention but most people dont give a fuck about it. Lack of prevention doesn't happen because people dont know how to do it, people know about the basic methods but they still dont do them.

13 minutes ago, zazen said:

Chronic diseases account for approx 90% of annul healthcare costs which is $4.1 trillion - thats $3.6 trillion. A lot of these are preventable through diet and lifestyle fixes.

Making a diet and lifestyle change is compatible with the current system right now and yet people dont do it. RFK wont suddenly solve that issue.

[cistanche_enjoyer]

1 hour ago, zurew said:

Making a diet and lifestyle change is compatible with the current system right now and yet people dont do it. RFK wont suddenly solve that issue.

There is a big chunk of population that can’t afford healthy foods and thus has to eat garbage food to survive. 
 

Just simple things such as taking out toxic food additives (e.g. colorings) that anyway are illegal in most of the world, would already be a big change.

Hopefully this will be one of the positive things RFK can do.

[zurew]

1 minute ago, cistanche_enjoyer said:

There is a big chunk of population that can’t afford healthy foods and thus has to eat garbage food to survive.

Do you think the main reason why people don't eat healthy food in general is because they cant afford it? I don't think so , but even If I grant you that premise thats going to be more of an economic issue.

6 minutes ago, cistanche_enjoyer said:

Just simple things such as taking out toxic food additives (e.g. colorings) that anyway are illegal in most of the world, would already be a big change.

Sure he can do that, but Im not sure what % of the health issues that will solve - I reject the premise that the main reason why people buy toxic food is because they cant afford more healthy food.

[Schizophonia]

It’s a kind of running gag, a common Proust madeleine.

I’m sure it doesn't stop them from going to gourmet restaurants often.

Edited 16 minutes ago by Schizophonia