The second annual MAHA Summit brought together federal officials, healthcare executives, technology leaders, farmers, athletes and advocates in Washington, D.C., to discuss the future of American heal
Good thing there are no conflicts of interest in the new, improved HHS. And everything is so transparent. And Bobby's son definitely isn't running a healthcare industry fund with his first hundred million. Or has he secured his second round yet? That fund’s not holding any if these companies’ securities. Not at all.
Trump admin using AI to deny medical care for seniors in disastrous experiment - Vendors rolling out AI have an “incentive to deny as many claims as possible.”
Still ignoring the elephant in the room, I see? Disease prevention is definitely the way forward. And we prevent disease by choosing foods that give us proper nutrition. But that's no longer possible because most foods are contaminated with glyphosate, which, for many people, blocks ALL the nutrition and makes what ought to be "healthy" foods toxic. An apple and a piece of wheat toast ought to be a healthier breakfast than Fritos and Mountain Dew--arguably even for celiacs who don't digest the wheat toast--but, since about 2015, I've known that if I want to do anything after breakfast I have to choose the Fritos and Mountain Dew. (Of those two options, anyway. Actually I'm blessed to live in a part of the world where I can go outdoors and pick other options, but if we're talking about public policy we have to assume an urban environment where people hardly have room for a tomato plant in the kitchen.) We cannot talk about disease prevention without talking about banning the toxic chemicals that are sprayed on food as "pesticides," "ripening agents," or "preservatives." Those chemicals are much deadlier (and more invasive) than food coloring, though I don't know that even children really want food coloring.
I'm disturbed and disgusted that Secretary Kenedy would even open the floor to idiotic transhumanist fantasies of inserting computers or computer parts into living bodies. There's no way that could end well. It's a boondoggle being speculated about as a last-ditch effort to save the "cloud" people are deserting in droves.
We need to focus on banning glyphosate and holding Bayer accountable for compensation to all the "Spoonies" whose chronic conditions have, since some time between 2010 and 2015, flared and subsided in direct correlation to the amount of glyphosate to which we've been exposed. We need to understand, too, that the reason why we "Spoonies" have been tortured by so much glyphosate spraying is that other poisons marketed as "pesticides" have effects that are harder to confuse with the effects of age, weather, allergies, or flu. We need a ban on any outdoor spraying of any chemical with a formula other than H2O.
Medicine today has no correlation to Health Care. Health Care is simple...its a D-I-Y Project. It produces results. It stems from natural foods, exercise, sunlight, fresh air, and avoidance of toxins. What has Medicine produced? The unhealthiest people in the world. Americans spend more on Medicine than any other country with the worst results. More infants die in America on their first day of life than in Third World countries. Americans are now the fattest in the world. Almost every American is on one drug or more. Ignorance reigns supreme, when you trust the Medical Industry.
‘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.”
It's good that they started talking about health; however, they are on the wrong path. There's merit to everything mentioned, but it's superficial.
First, think of food as medicine; the ancient Chinese did, and they thrived. Start by limiting which aisles you walk down in the grocery store. At least 80% are harmful. Focus on vegetables and fruits, some meats, and limit processed meats, dairy, and eggs—natural cheeses; most good cheeses aren't in your average stores. Grass-fed everything is better. Then some grains. The bread section is usually worthless. You need to make your own bread with more ancient grains, not any modern Green Revolution garbage. Did you know modern wheat was developed so harvesting machines could cut it more effectively? That's not what's important. But the food industry thinks it is.
Secondly, almost everything needs to be organic, meaning no pesticides or herbicides. Read about the dirty dozen veggies and fruits; some have 20-30 different chemical residues.
It's hard work to eat clean- really hard; it's a lifestyle change. But compare that to cancer, and it becomes nothing.
Regrettably, "organic" doesn't mean it won't cause reactions to toxic chemicals. The FDA allowed that label to be put on foods that have been sprayed with glyphosate, pyrethrins, and worse. Some vegetables that are not labelled "organic" won't cause reactions; some vegetables that are so labelled WILL cause reactions. Those of us who seriously eat for health have to learn what to choose through trial and painful error.
The way you tell is the bug content, and it resembles home garden veggies with bug marks where they've eaten. Then again, some organic is grown in greenhouses where few bugs roam, and you have to know. Then there is the organic label, but it's grown in Mexico, where they use human-waste fertilizer. This is where Make America Healthy Again can really make a difference. Start with real, substantial issues, like labeling and simple organic laws.
That's why all this media on Maha is irrelevant to me. It's a dog-and-pony show. Take a real problem and focus on solving it, then go to the next. The fight is against industry and industry/Congress corruption. Start pointing at politicians active in agriculture; they are in the take for industry-favorable laws.
It seems simple, yet we make it all complicated, as the recent media story shows.
Good thing there are no conflicts of interest in the new, improved HHS. And everything is so transparent. And Bobby's son definitely isn't running a healthcare industry fund with his first hundred million. Or has he secured his second round yet? That fund’s not holding any if these companies’ securities. Not at all.
Trump admin using AI to deny medical care for seniors in disastrous experiment - Vendors rolling out AI have an “incentive to deny as many claims as possible.”
https://arstechnica.com/health/2026/09/trump-admin-using-ai-to-deny-medical-care-for-seniors-in-disastrous-experiment/
Wax on, wax off. Wax on, wax off. Polish, polish, polish …
Russell Brand, Facing Rape Charges Appalls With Joke About Consent at MAHA Summit
https://www.rawstory.com/russell-brand-2677967242/
All the best people
Just amazing - https://www.trialsitenews.com/a/the-fund-the-movement-and-the-gray-zone-inside-finn-kennedys-health-venture-bet-196a9e60
Still ignoring the elephant in the room, I see? Disease prevention is definitely the way forward. And we prevent disease by choosing foods that give us proper nutrition. But that's no longer possible because most foods are contaminated with glyphosate, which, for many people, blocks ALL the nutrition and makes what ought to be "healthy" foods toxic. An apple and a piece of wheat toast ought to be a healthier breakfast than Fritos and Mountain Dew--arguably even for celiacs who don't digest the wheat toast--but, since about 2015, I've known that if I want to do anything after breakfast I have to choose the Fritos and Mountain Dew. (Of those two options, anyway. Actually I'm blessed to live in a part of the world where I can go outdoors and pick other options, but if we're talking about public policy we have to assume an urban environment where people hardly have room for a tomato plant in the kitchen.) We cannot talk about disease prevention without talking about banning the toxic chemicals that are sprayed on food as "pesticides," "ripening agents," or "preservatives." Those chemicals are much deadlier (and more invasive) than food coloring, though I don't know that even children really want food coloring.
I'm disturbed and disgusted that Secretary Kenedy would even open the floor to idiotic transhumanist fantasies of inserting computers or computer parts into living bodies. There's no way that could end well. It's a boondoggle being speculated about as a last-ditch effort to save the "cloud" people are deserting in droves.
We need to focus on banning glyphosate and holding Bayer accountable for compensation to all the "Spoonies" whose chronic conditions have, since some time between 2010 and 2015, flared and subsided in direct correlation to the amount of glyphosate to which we've been exposed. We need to understand, too, that the reason why we "Spoonies" have been tortured by so much glyphosate spraying is that other poisons marketed as "pesticides" have effects that are harder to confuse with the effects of age, weather, allergies, or flu. We need a ban on any outdoor spraying of any chemical with a formula other than H2O.
Medicine today has no correlation to Health Care. Health Care is simple...its a D-I-Y Project. It produces results. It stems from natural foods, exercise, sunlight, fresh air, and avoidance of toxins. What has Medicine produced? The unhealthiest people in the world. Americans spend more on Medicine than any other country with the worst results. More infants die in America on their first day of life than in Third World countries. Americans are now the fattest in the world. Almost every American is on one drug or more. Ignorance reigns supreme, when you trust the Medical Industry.
‘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
Im open to any preventative measures that dont come with any side effects. Otherwise, Im out.
It's good that they started talking about health; however, they are on the wrong path. There's merit to everything mentioned, but it's superficial.
First, think of food as medicine; the ancient Chinese did, and they thrived. Start by limiting which aisles you walk down in the grocery store. At least 80% are harmful. Focus on vegetables and fruits, some meats, and limit processed meats, dairy, and eggs—natural cheeses; most good cheeses aren't in your average stores. Grass-fed everything is better. Then some grains. The bread section is usually worthless. You need to make your own bread with more ancient grains, not any modern Green Revolution garbage. Did you know modern wheat was developed so harvesting machines could cut it more effectively? That's not what's important. But the food industry thinks it is.
Secondly, almost everything needs to be organic, meaning no pesticides or herbicides. Read about the dirty dozen veggies and fruits; some have 20-30 different chemical residues.
It's hard work to eat clean- really hard; it's a lifestyle change. But compare that to cancer, and it becomes nothing.
Regrettably, "organic" doesn't mean it won't cause reactions to toxic chemicals. The FDA allowed that label to be put on foods that have been sprayed with glyphosate, pyrethrins, and worse. Some vegetables that are not labelled "organic" won't cause reactions; some vegetables that are so labelled WILL cause reactions. Those of us who seriously eat for health have to learn what to choose through trial and painful error.
The way you tell is the bug content, and it resembles home garden veggies with bug marks where they've eaten. Then again, some organic is grown in greenhouses where few bugs roam, and you have to know. Then there is the organic label, but it's grown in Mexico, where they use human-waste fertilizer. This is where Make America Healthy Again can really make a difference. Start with real, substantial issues, like labeling and simple organic laws.
That's why all this media on Maha is irrelevant to me. It's a dog-and-pony show. Take a real problem and focus on solving it, then go to the next. The fight is against industry and industry/Congress corruption. Start pointing at politicians active in agriculture; they are in the take for industry-favorable laws.
It seems simple, yet we make it all complicated, as the recent media story shows.