HHS hosted the Live Real Life Symposium, where Secretary Kennedy, Dr. Oz and experts laid out the harms of childhood screen time and tools for families.
Here is another complementary strategic implementation for your consideration
• Introduce school curricula to include “wellness literacy” education, from early grades through high school, to empower our future generations with the life skills necessary to optimize their health and human potential and minimize illness and disease.
"Wellness Literacy" (def) The knowledge and ability to understand, evaluate, and apply information that supports physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being. The capacity to make informed, value-aligned decisions that sustain personal and collective health through awareness, critical thinking, and responsible action.
Bobby had a very privileged but tragic childhood-which I’m sure left him with his own demons to battle - which he has done. And he did fabulous environmental work before he started to look at how our medical industry is treating our children. I think he’s a modern day hero - let’s have a little respect and a lot of compassion for this amazing man. May God bless him.
***What if we tried the unthinkable? The absolute nuclear option. What if we just said... NO?
***"No, you cannot have an iPhone. Yes, I know you are thirteen. Yes, I know Jimmy’s parents let him have an iPhone, a TikTok account, and a crypto-currency portfolio. That’s just because Jimmy’s parents are tired, sweetie."
***It’s a wild concept. Just saying “NO!” Then we actually have to talk to them—teaching them nuances like right from wrong which might mean becoming our moms and dads like we promised would never happen.
Listening to Bobby wax poetic about his wholesome childhood is rich.
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-3269576/How-Ethel-Kennedy-abandoned-son-Bobby-Jr-spiked-family-s-milk-laxative-turned-JFK-s-gay-best-friend-claimed-gave-President-oral-sex-surrogate-father.html
Dear RFK JR & Ms Haridopolos
Possibility Thinking
Here is another complementary strategic implementation for your consideration
• Introduce school curricula to include “wellness literacy” education, from early grades through high school, to empower our future generations with the life skills necessary to optimize their health and human potential and minimize illness and disease.
"Wellness Literacy" (def) The knowledge and ability to understand, evaluate, and apply information that supports physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being. The capacity to make informed, value-aligned decisions that sustain personal and collective health through awareness, critical thinking, and responsible action.
Source: HealthReform2026.org - Executive Summary @ https://tinyurl.com/58zkrsrp
In service to America and the current & future health of our children
your wellness OG
A solution oriented suggestion, bravo. The details matter.
The responsibility for health is personal with the exception of
stopping toxins from entering the "supply"
Consider that glyphosate has been known for decades to cause
malignancy... Sold in the best real estate of Box stores...
The first goal is removal, the subsequent goal is the literacy you
describe. There are countless details.
Bobby had a very privileged but tragic childhood-which I’m sure left him with his own demons to battle - which he has done. And he did fabulous environmental work before he started to look at how our medical industry is treating our children. I think he’s a modern day hero - let’s have a little respect and a lot of compassion for this amazing man. May God bless him.
***What if we tried the unthinkable? The absolute nuclear option. What if we just said... NO?
***"No, you cannot have an iPhone. Yes, I know you are thirteen. Yes, I know Jimmy’s parents let him have an iPhone, a TikTok account, and a crypto-currency portfolio. That’s just because Jimmy’s parents are tired, sweetie."
***It’s a wild concept. Just saying “NO!” Then we actually have to talk to them—teaching them nuances like right from wrong which might mean becoming our moms and dads like we promised would never happen.
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