American Health and Nutrition: A Second Opinion

It seems that the issue of chronic disease has finally made the headlines. Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin recently hosted a round table discussion on American Health and Nutrition: A Second Opinion.  The discussion featured such prominent speakers as Dr. Casey Means, Calley Means, Robert F Kennedy, Jr., Dr. Jordan Peterson and Jillian Michaels. Food activist Vani Hari held up two boxes of Fruit Loops cereal, one from the US and one from Canada. The difference was shocking.  The US version was unnaturally bright with 4 different chemical food dyes made with the preservative BHT, which is an endocrine disrupting chemical linked to cancer. The Canadian version was light colored, as General Mills uses watermelon, blueberry and carrot juice instead of the harmful dyes in the US version.  In 2015, Kellogg announced plans to remove dyes from their cereals by 2018, but they never did.  Instead they released new cereals containing these dyes and preservatives such as Baby Shark and Little Mermaid cereal, targeting the youngest and most vulnerable children.

On Sunday, September 29th, a massive rally in Washington DC took place to Rescue Our Republic. The seven hour event featured scientists, politicians, celebrities, and musicians. Rescue the Republic lays out 8 pillars to restore our nation to one who protects its citizens and strengthens freedoms rather than enable the censorship, rigged media and cronyism that allow corporations to rob us of our health, liberty and finances. The pillars include sanctifying informed consent; banishing state media control, surveillance and propaganda; ending lawfare and abuse of the judicial system; restoring family sovereignty rather than the Developmental Industrial Complex; and returning to truth-seeking and open dialogue rather than living under the Academic Industrial Complex and its control of our conception truth through biased studies.