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Running On Butter's avatar

MAHA brought to you by Walmart and Anthropic 🥰

TeeJae's avatar

As with everything, the nuance is crucial. Seems like you didn't even read the article.

Tim Shannon, ND's avatar

This is an interesting juxtaposition from the recent write up about MAHA from Robert Malone. For the record, I'm not making any claims about Dr. Robert Malone himself - one way or the other. Rather, what he points to in the article is concerning.

Seems like wherever true reform is possible, the $ folks eventually find a way to get their paws in it. There's even evidence now of the same with the psychedelic revolution.

Seems those of us who want change for the commons have to be ever on the watch and not allow ourselves to fall asleep @ the wheel. The psychopaths and sociopaths of our age essentially keep us on our toes - whether we like it or not.

Below is the link to Malone's perspective, worth reading through for my part.

https://substack.com/home/post/p-217836145

Guy Montag, E-451's avatar

From Dr. Vinay Prasad's interview "Vinay Prasad: "Fauci Has Made a Lot of Serious Errors" (ReasonTV 8/26/26) @ 1:02:45:

Question : "People who hear about you leaving ["resigning" from FDA], [Dr. Marty] Makary leaving, Tracy [Beth Hoeg] leaving [fired], the impression that many will get in the MAHA movement is ... .Here's big pharma pushing out the dissident yet again. Um, how accurate or inaccurate is that?"

Prasad: "I think all government reform is limited by threatening the profits of a very rich people. I think all reform will be limited by that. And where MAHA will succeed is where the money and the mission go together. But in the spaces that we were in, the money and the mission go in different directions. And so I think it's an uphill battle."

truth seeker's avatar

Malone is a virologist, a totally fraudulent profession as the

little buggers, do not exist, have not been proven to exist,

passing none of Koch's postulates. Please do not AI a response.

However he is also a renegade MD. All have their line in the sand.

Alfalfa's avatar

More nothingness

Guy Montag, E-451's avatar

“We were with Secretary Kennedy last night" ... one of the things he said is that if he got hit by a bus tomorrow, HHS would never go back to the way it was before"." … “These policies are going to stick. MAHA is here to stay,” said [Stephanie] Spear.”

. . .

Really? “Personnel is policy.” Look at the Covid Era heroes who have “resigned” (or been fired) this year at FDA: Dr. Marty Makary, Dr. Vinay Prasad, Tracey Beth Hoeg.

I just watched an interview with Hoeg by Paul Thacker at his “The Disinformation Chronicle” Substack: “"Fired FDA Official Dr. Tracy Beth Høeg Exposes What’s Hidden Behind Closed Doors” – Dr. Tracy Høeg on School Closures, Masking Children, Vaccine Deaths, and White House Interference at FDA

P.S. On 9/14/26, President Trump nominated Heidi Overton (White House Deputy Assistant for Domestic Policy) to replace Dr. Makary to head the FDA (Bartlett, Tom (July 24, 2026). "The White House's MAHA Gatekeeper". The Atlantic)

MAHArd's avatar

‘These People Are Shameless’: RFK Jr.’s Son Launches Healthcare Investment Fund

“The festering swamp of corruption and self-dealing surrounding the Trump White House just got even deeper.” - https://www.commondreams.org/news/rfk-jr-son-healthcare-investment

Cynthia Anderson's avatar

Sorry, but I left listening when Russell Brand came on blathering his trashy comments.

Guy Montag, E-451's avatar

“... America, he [Tony Lyons] said, still faces the “staggering reality” of rampant chronic disease, affecting 60 percent of the population.

. . .

Perhaps largely due to an “inconvenient word”? (never once mentioned in this post). See the documentary: aninconvenientstudy.com

Barbara Charis's avatar

Truth wouldn't put money into the coffers of those who run the world. Good health is far less costly than poor....and no studies have been done that would bring it about. Scientists are paid to find expensive 'solutions' for simple problems.

truth seeker's avatar

It really is simple. Health does not nor could it come from vaccines.

Organic fruits and vegetables, most of the diet.

Meaningful work, healthy relationships, sunshine, and of course

exercise. Of course there are details.

Barbara Charis's avatar

Living in our society today, one has to be aware of all the hazards in modern life, which are harmful... in order to keep well; i.e. drugs, alcohol, chemicals, tobacco, radiation from electronics, outgassing from products, pesticides and other pollutants in our air, water and soil.

Lena's avatar

Would someone please ask Scott Morris of Walmart, why they are selling watermelons injected with chemicals? It happened to me. Are they trying to vaccinate the public against their own free will? I will never buy an oz of food from Walmart again.

truth seeker's avatar

Walmart for "food" is rather bizarre as is MAHA suggesting the retailer

or "Steak and Shake" are partners

Total misdirect of health considerations.

TeeJae's avatar

How do you know a watermelon you bought was injected with chemicals?

truth seeker's avatar

Have personally tested hundreds of organic high Brix watermelons,

Amish grown. Commercial watermelons are toxic, not from injections

but from conventional farming practices using Glyphosate and NPK

fertilizers.

TeeJae's avatar

Yes, I am aware of that. I wanted Lena to address her claim specifically about the alleged injections.

Lena's avatar

I cut one open and found a 1.5" brown spot that smelled of medicine. The entire melon smelled of it too and was very rubbery. I put a small piece in my mouth and spit it out, rinsed thoroughly. We saw countless people posting videos online of fruits, veg and meat containing Graphine Oxide (vax ingredient). It stuck to a magnet.... especially at Walmart stores. This was during the Covid vax push era around 2021- 2022.

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TeeJae's avatar

So, what's your answer?

Mary Cranford's avatar

I love everything about this except AI in medical care. I don't want my business out of my private conversation with my doctor. And that's why I choose to use a doctor who is not part of the "system", and I pay him cash.

Kathy Boston's avatar

If you care about ending federally funded experiments on dogs and cats, contact your U.S. (federal) Representative and ask them to cosponsor the COMPACT Act (H.R. 10522).

There is also legislation addressing dogs specifically bred for research — the PUPPS Act (H.R. 10523). Ask your U.S. (federal) Representative to consider cosponsoring that bill as well.

Physicians Committee For Responsible Medicine talks about alternative methods of testing. Please share it with your representative

https://www.pcrm.org/

You can find your U.S. representative (member of Congress) by http://www.house.gov/the-house-explained Or ask ChatGPT

If you call and leave a message leave your address so that they know you are a constituent and that your request counts.

Don Van Dyke's avatar

We want to form a "MAHA club" in Sebring FL. Do you have any guidelines, etc to help?

Fred Kittelmann's avatar

Great question! That you haven't gotten an answer justifies the uneasiness I feel reading this post. MAHA seems very "top-down". How much money was spent on "the retro-futuristic, frequently morphing stage at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel’s ballroom on Pennsylvania Avenue"? How much effort was put into courting Walmart and the like? And you don't even get a response? I fear it's because the answer is 'no'.

You know what would make a "forever change"? Giving the supposed "millions of people" who've changed their thinking on health matters something to do. Something other than passively sitting in front of a screen watching a conference. Well, they have provided one resource to help anyway. The comment sections on these posts allow us to communicate with one another. I will help you. Please, start by saying who you mean by "we". How many people? Any specials skills/resources/wherewithal in the group? etc.

If anyone else reading this feels similarly, please chime in.

Tim's avatar

Radical transparency, hidden by corporate agenda

Operation Stork Speed was supposed to deliver “radical transparency.” Here is an obvious place to start:

Tell parents how much sugar is in the formula.

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/operation-stork-stall?r=qup9v&utm_medium=ios

truth seeker's avatar

Diet derives from the Greek, dietus

It literally means the way we live.

Some of us figured out processed garbage with coloring, additives,

flavor enhancers were the opposite of health decades ago.

No on to the cause of health. Fitness without doubt.

Fuel for the body?? Organic is the only way forward.

Prioritizing is crucial as is altering ones values and learning how to

grow as much as one can. It is a lifelong project.

Erle Bjørnstad Lutzky's avatar

Dear Tony,

It was a great event! Wonderful to see idealism and enthusiasm across the board. It was talk about the importance of diet, exercise and sleep, but not what the athletes mentioned, community and spirituality! That is the fourth leg of the stool! Please contact me. I know what to do about it! Trying to get Ales Hardy's contact info. Best, Erle

Sweet Angel Cecelia's avatar

At Visiting Angels, (my franchise in Norther Arizona) we enter people’s homes every day to offer care, comfort, and dignity. What I’ve witnessed over the past 10 years would break your heart—but the kindness of our caregivers gives me hope. I believe home care should be covered by Medicare so more people can receive the support they need in the homes they love. We love cooking our clients fresh clean meals. I’m also encouraged by young people choosing dumbbells over drinks and making their physical and mental health a priority. I appreciate Bobby Kennedy, JD Vance, Pete Hegseth, and Marco Rubio for the leadership and example I see in them. My hope is that we all lead through our actions—caring for ourselves, helping our neighbors, and remembering that health is our true wealth.

rdb Tyner's avatar

Hegseth & Rubio? Surely you jest! Those sold-out soulless moral-less shills are the LAST people I would want as examples for my young men. Neither if them care about any of us!

Sweet Angel Cecelia's avatar

You read whatever you want to read. I see with my eyes both Mr. Rubio and Mr. Hegseth looking fit and in good shape. They are NOT obese. They are not walking with a limp. They look to be fit to me. They don't seem to be lost on stage like past other politicians out of DC.

rdb Tyner's avatar

True they are neither limping nor obese. But they are both sell outs, embarrassments, and most certainly not leaders! I know many veterans who are great leaders, but limp due to injuries, or the toll the service takes on your body. I served 32.5yrs on active duty, 3 x in the pentagon. I still have friends on active duty and in civil service. I attended the retirement of a close friend & 3-star General w/38yrs of service this summer...his peers were all congratulating him on escaping.... Rubio is disgust embedded in the Epstein files

truth seeker's avatar

a blaterfest is yours, no evidence do you post

That is the tell!!

Sweet Angel Cecelia's avatar

rbd. Thank you for your service. I do not know these people in DC. I just have eyes to see what I see. They look like they maintain their bodies. That is all that I was saying.

TeeJae's avatar

I was totally with you until you mentioned Hegseth and Rubio. EVERYTHING they've done has made this country (and the world) LESS safe. They're not an example of leadership; they're an example of MIC-corrupted neocons.