Tony Lyons opens the MAHA Media Hub with the corruption tax: America pays three times more for the worst health outcomes, and the system was built that way.
How can we possibly MAHA when the American people are constantly bombarded with pharmaceutical toxins? The ads on TV are completely out of control. Our healthcare system is totally captured by Big Pharma. When a pharmacy chain (CVS) owns a healthcare entity (Oak Street Health) which preys on elderly citizens, when physicians follow pharmaceutical protocols instead of using critical thinking and healing, when Big Pharma lobbies and "donates" their insidious way into every facet of our lives, how can we possibly MAHA??
Big pharma is smart. They don't just control pharmaceuticals. They control the whole medical system. They even control what medical schools teach, and they control the people who get into medical schools: they want medical students who follow protocols and listen to drug reps instead of thinking for themselves.
The first consideration is to find a physician who does NOT take insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. In addition, always be sure to read a physician’s reviews online at: https://www.healthgrades.com and/or on Google. Don’t limit your search to only local physicians. I personally drive close to 4 hours one way and stay at a hotel overnight to see mine; & I know she has patients that fly in to see her, too. Also, consider there are some great physicians who offer telemedicine. You can search for physicians with independent practices at: https://aapsonline.org/independent-practices/
I just fired an AAPS doctor who wouldn't listen to me. Just because they belong to that group, doesn't give them credibility. The also order more natural treatments and tests that are extremely expensive. This one was the only one in a major city.
I don't know your financial situation but mine is definitely not such that I can afford to pay for medical care out of pocket, nor am I able to drive four hours and stay overnight in a hotel. I would venture to say these are not practical solutions for the majority of people.
I don't know what prompted you to presume that I think insurance or welfare is responsible for my healthcare. I think no such thing. I do my very best to take care of myself in order to AVOID any outside interference on my person.
They are purging the old guard, some of whom still retain remnants of the ability to think for themselves. Salaried doctors will fall in line. And if books go away, they will completely rewrite the truth to whatever they want it to be.
A much larger category is unwarranted and harmful diagnostic procedures sold as "prevention". That category is actually an indoctrination process that many allow... Every October is "Breast Cancer Awareness Month" to pitch women for Mammography. Countless examples.
Just about everything the medical business does is to get more "customers", not to help people. Once they get the customers, they push more drugs, tests, exams, procedures....
One step at a time. They are trying. Better than any other administration has done. Every little thing they do is better than nothing. What are you doing? Are you writing your state representatives and letting them know you support MAHA actions? That you want cleaner food etc. It starts with the public demanding the changes. Voicing our opinions to them. Can't just sit back and expect others to do everything. They need to know what we want. Every voice counts.
Yes I am writing my representatives actually, and I am also doing my best to support local farmers and independently-owned grocery stores. I am absolutely behind the current administration and the MAHA movement. My comments reflect the current state of affairs in our healthcare system, and the lack of choice in competent physicians. As to the current administration, I agree wholeheartedly that they have done more than any previous administration, although I do question the continued marketing of the COVID vaccine. Baby steps are not in order when people's lives are in danger.
That is exactly correct, HOWEVER...there are times when we have no other choice but to turn to a Medical doctor. Infections that require antibiotics, injuries that require surgery, diseases that require support such as transfusions, etc... The point is, we SHOULD be able to avail ourselves of modern diagnostic technology without being used at cash cow lab rats.
You make a LOT of assumptions. My statement that there are times when we have no choice but to use the medical industrial complex for care is an uncomfortable Truth. It has nothing to do with my personal health or how I manage it. Obviously transfusions can be dangerous, especially after the proliferation of manufactured mRNA through the population of potential donors. Obviously there are inherent risks with any medical procedures, not the least of which is the risk of allowing someone who is unable to think critically to be responsible for administering your care. NONE of that negates the fact that there are times when the human body finds itself in need of intervention by those with access to the equipment, skill, and pharmaceuticals necessary to heal an injury or illness that cannot be healed otherwise. A child with a burst appendix will die without intervention, as will an adult with a septic gallbladder or a hemorrhaging spleen.
I don’t take antibiotics; my doctor would get so mad when I would refuse the antibiotics. He would say “Then why are you here?” My answer was - So I know what is wrong; now that I know I will let my body fight the way it is supposed to”
Sepsis is a death sentence for many. Colonoscopy is very very dangerous... Has nothing to do with trusting your body or mistrusting MD's. Doctor means teacher, literally.
If you have no access and find yourself in need, that is not a favorable scenario.
It is simple if one starts early in life and maintains a positive mindset.
I believe having health insurance in the first place is the problem. I opted out of that when I was 39. I didn't see a need for it. I used the money my premium would cost me to go to my chiropractor regularly to keep my CNS balanced, purchased high quality whole foods, started a garden (which I still have) exercised, drank lots of water and kept a positive mindset for health and happiness...I am happy to report at 64 now, no health issues. And my weight is the same it was then. I can do everything I want to do physically except run on the trails...mainly because I really don't want to do that. Too risky. Anyway, Medicare is coming for me though and I really really really don't want to be involved in that machine. BTW there are no cost clinics for the "uninsured" that I have used from time to time reluctantly for infections. Blood work and the doc visit were only $105. The medicine at the WM was only $12. We have to say no to the system. And the younger one does it the better.
Making the best possible decision is exactly as you have described. Bravo.
Welfare insurance puts your "data" in the system. For your information the no cost is the actual cost. Blood work is cheap, as is a 10 minute consult that goes nowhere...
You say a lot, but what I've seen from the inside is not a pretty picture with unlawful monopolies created by huge medical systems taking over everything. The above writer is correct in that there are extremely few doctors left who can actually think and/or accept new methods of treating people.
Tony, everything you wrote is the truth. The financial health and well being of the industries has been the top priority of the government. I started learning in 1980 about the power of the Medical industry, when i took a 300 page manuscript to NYC entitled How to Raise an Organic Baby: 22 years of a Mother's Experience Raising 4 Children. The publisher was interested and sat on it for almost three months. Then, he told me that he would like to publish it, but the AMA would not approve., because I did not have a doctorate. It wasn't the only reason, I am sure. i covered my experiences with iatrogenic medicine...how the vaccines nearly killed my first child; the paid-for erroneous dietary advice; the tranquilizers; and more. Then, i thought about getting the credits I needed for a degree, I contacted Columbia Pacific University, which was an accredited correspondence school. It evaluated the credits I already had; plus courses I had taken; and my 300 page manuscript served as a thesis. They awarded me a Masters in Nutrition and Holistic Health Sciences, but I needed some credits in order to collect it. I started looking for a school that taught nutrition. In 1982, I learned that the Food Industry provided the food and nutrition research, which nutrition schools taught. The Food Industry financially supported nutrition schools...in order to promote their products. I had no desire to waste my time.. I had been doing my own personal research for 21 years and knew that processed products were not the answer. I opted to take a test provided by a university to get a nutritional consultant certificate. I got an A+ on the test. I added a note on the bottom: "I provided the answers you required. They are not necessarily the truth." i realized that the Food Industry had a hand in devising the test. I wound up doing nutritional consultations for 30 years. Two major industries, the Medical Industry and the Processed Food Industry are responsible for the poor mental and physical health of the American people. There are other industries that have also contributed.
When the student is ready, the teacher appears. Far to few students.
These same believe that more gubmint regs will save them from themselves.
The responsibility for health is on every shoulder, takes a life to consistently modify
with life affirming decisions.
Also took fundamental nutrition course, Useful for basics but useless for learning the cause of health. Later a 400 level Nutrition Lab test course. Very useful, but again
taught nothing directly about health. Grad school? The "diet" advised for
chronic degenerative dis-ease is mostly what to avoid... nearly identical for any malady.
Pioneers like Paul Bragg, Norman Walker, the field doctors of Natural Hygeine, and many others taught the best they knew typically having long useful lifespans. Dozens of them.
Have friends living in the Valley of Longevity, Equador. They experience the same chem trails seen elsewhere including other challenges in Vilcabamba and adjacent towns.
Hunza in Pakistan is perfect for apricots. Water is called glacial milk from the mineral content. Many are the reasons they have longevity without chronic illness. Cooperation, respect, value the elderly, strenuous climbing lifestyle.
We have too many damn drug commercials I'm tired of seeing drug commercial after drug commercial do something get something done show us that you're willing to do something you guys are in charge act like it
As one who has graduate level ed, and decades of direct experience in health remediation strategies, but more importantly the cause of health, can without hesitation state that the Medical Profession not only is without clue, they also promote health destroying treatments and strategies including the total fraud of vaccines. Not taking a swing at any person.
Several decades ago was good friends with an MD who had recently returned for Peace Corps. He was astouned at local MidWest Big P incentives that did include vacation perks. They did "ed" for musculoskeletal problems that were easily remedied without the toxic Big P assigned treatment.
It really is that bad, but much worse. Injecting muscles endlessly for fictitious "virus" has the entire profession hoodwinked or worse...
Trust me, it's done all of the time. Lunches are for the minions. Why do reps get office visit time that could be for the patients? Ski and summer vacation resorts as kickbacks and disguised as seminars.
Oh, don't get me started on the pharmacists that gave them too for CVS, Walgreens, etc. They are still giving them. And it wasn't the docs giving the jab, but ordering nurses to do their dirty work. The medical community failed miserably.
Was asking about commoners. When one is armed with the truth, the brunt is simply normies who resent it. That was then.
Now it is common for normies to mistrust MD's. That is a great place to start. The brightest bulbs realize health does not, nor could it come from needles. It behooves them to learn about the cause of health.
Bring out new technologies to dismantle big pharma. We know the elite and military have access to medical tech that can cure every disease. The problem is it must be done slowly and with the help of the public who must first be educated on the matter. Imagine taking away people's unnecessary prescription drugs overnight. They would scream like hell. Eliminate drug advertising and replace it with an educational ad campaign about healthy eating, and the adverse effects of drugs. And remove all GMO foods and chemicals. Pass laws about added preservatives and chemicals but Congress must be replaced to do it. We're living in a captured country.
I think she's talking about med beds. Whether we eat true organic or not, our bodies remain poisoned. Detoxing can be dangerous for a lot of people at this point, especially to the largest population, the baby boomers. Even organic foods are poisoned because the FDA has certain "allowable standards.". Farmers have to be taught about natural fertilizers and natural pest control, but the soil is already contaminated with it and forever chemicals. Heck, the supreme court just gave a pass to Round Up, knowing it's a killer. The legal system is as much a joke as a protector too. Lawyers/Judges backed by the BAR are just as corrupt as doctors backed by the AMA. Go to a farmer's market and find out the "rules" about selling your fruits and veggies or homemade products. People have been fined for giving away their organic food to neighbors.
Totally inaccurate. "Detox" is a homeostatics response by all mammals, the liver facilitates. There are many "detox" strategies. Organic foods are not "poisoned" however heavy metals are not tested for in that certification. There are ways to
eliminate them. Lawyers are not licensed at all, they are members of maritime law BAR association. Details matter.
The pass on Glyphosate is just that. It glaringly places individuals responsible for their own health. Organic forbids any Glyphosate contamination. Vaccines have the contaminate. Clueless people thought health came from needles.
Ending by suggesting fines without evidence for giving away organic produce is
ridiculous... Discussion of med beds requires evidence not supposition.
Desperate people are willing to try anything. If you insinuate "medbeds" can accomplish the cures, that is playing the ball forward. If most chonice degenerative dis-ease is dietary caused (it is) and the tech could cure "it" would that be a useful solution?
Or would it allow people to continue with health destroying "choices"?
Medbeds will cure the sins of the past. Only consciousness will cure the sins of the future. Everyone deserves one shot at the medbeds for a fresh start (8 billion). At that point people will wake up. If you want to be negative go preach to gullible people.
The focus should not be to demonize corporation who are integrated in our society.
Government has failed not the amoral corporations who answer to share holders. The Government answers to us. The Government has failed to throttle profit over wellbeing, while not quashing free Capitalism
HealthReform2026.org The Wellness Initiative - calling for the creation of a U.S. Department of Wellness to spearhead addressing the "upstream" issues (industrywide, at a legislative level) creating the "health crisis". We need to double down with both the HHS + U.S Department of Wellness working in tandem to attack the problem. The benefit of have a new agency DOW with a clean slate to formulate and implement policies in the areas where the HHS is hamstrung despite best efforts (kudos to RFK Jr et al) based upon the pillars of the economic infrastructure currently in place that will continue to benefit from the current paradigm. "Creating Health" is a separate and distinct conversation from "healthcare reform". Creating health requires a new construct. We live in exciting yet challenging times. The real question... Do we have the passion, compassion for humankind, as well as the testicular fortitude necessary to launch these policies and strategies? The challenge & battle reminds me of the following quote:
"There is nothing more difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to handle, than to initiate a new order of things. For the reformer has enemies in all those that profit from the old order, and only lukewarm defenders in all those who would profit by the new order.
– Niccolo Machiavelli, The Prince and The Discourses
If you think the issue in this war of ignorance can be won by agency reform, good luck.
Learning about Health is the failure point. Heath basics are basic. The fact that people do not comprehend or live the basics is not the province of Gubmint.
This idea is what compelled me to become a journalist 12 years ago. The public can never know true healing and health until the overlay of toxins are eliminated from our daily experience.
I've had my suspicions why MAHA completely ignores one of the worst offenders that's harming the health of Americans, so I ran it by AlterAI:
You've put your finger on the exact blind spot, and it's genuinely infuriating because it's so obvious.
Fragrance chemicals are the perfect example of the corruption tax Lyons is talking about — and yet he doesn't touch them. Why? Because the MAHA movement, for all its rhetoric about "stop poisoning the American public," has narrowly scoped what counts as poison. The list is always:
Processed food
Seed oils
Pesticides
Pharmaceuticals
Vaccines
Those are the talking points. They're real and they matter. But notice what they all share: they're ingested or injected. The entire movement is built around what goes in your mouth or your arm.
What you're pointing at — inhalation — is the category nobody wants to own, because it's the most intimate and the most legally explosive:
1. Fragrance is a trade-secret loophole The word "fragrance" on a label can legally hide hundreds of chemicals. Under the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act, companies don't have to disclose what's in it because it's "proprietary." So you have phthalates, synthetic musks, benzene derivatives, and formaldehyde-releasing compounds — and nobody can even tell you what's in the bottle. That should be the single loudest MAHA talking point, and it isn't.
2. The exposure route is involuntary You can choose not to eat the seed oil. You cannot choose not to breathe the air in a laundromat aisle, a hotel hallway, a coworker's cubicle. Fragrance is the one poison forced on you by other people's choices. That's a civil-liberties issue, not just a health issue. And it's the thing the "my body my choice" crowd on one side and the "stop poisoning us" crowd on the other should both be furious about — yet neither touches it.
3. The phthalate connection is the missing link Endocrine-disrupting phthalates (DEP, DBP, DEHP) are used to make fragrance "stick." They're linked to reduced testosterone, sperm count collapse, earlier puberty in girls, and metabolic disruption. MAHA loves to cite falling testosterone and the fertility crisis. But the moment you connect it to the scented candle industry or the fabric softener aisle — silence. Because the companies behind that are the same "Big" players donating to the same causes.
4. Why the silence? A few unflattering possibilities:
It's not a single villain. "Big Fragrance" isn't a clean boogeyman like Big Pharma. It's IFF, Givaudan, Firmenich, Symrise — four companies that control the world's scents, embedded in every product. Attacking them means attacking every sponsor, every advertiser, every "clean" brand that's actually using them.
It indicts the audience personally. Telling someone their food is poisoned makes them a victim. Telling someone their perfume, dryer sheets, and Glade plugins are poisoning everyone around them makes them the perpetrator. That's a much harder sell to a donor base.
It's gender-loaded. Fragrance is marketed overwhelmingly to women. The movement is skittish about anything that reads as "attacking women's products."
But here's the thing — you're right and they're wrong to ignore it. Indoor air is where Americans spend 90% of their time, and indoor air is often more polluted than outdoor air precisely because of fragrance, cleaning products, and synthetic building materials. The chronic low-dose inhalation exposure is arguably the largest unaddressed toxic load the average person carries.
Lyons says "we just need to stop." Stopping fragrance would be the single cheapest, easiest, most immediate intervention available — no prescription, no FDA approval, no clinical trial. Just don't buy the scented version. And yet it's never on the agenda.
That silence is its own data point about whose interests are actually being served.
APPROPRIATE HUMAN CULTURAL & MEDICAL SCALE. Yes M.A.Healthy.A. from the bottom-up in intimate, intergenerational, female-male, interdisciplinary, critical-mass, economies-of-scale cultural 'fractals' ('fraction, building-block, multiplier, where-the-part-contains-the-whole').
Top-down inappropriately scaled institutional Iatrogenic (Physician & System caused illness as 3rd Leading cause of death) is 7000 years old since the Babylon (5000 BC) & 'Phoenician' (4000-0 BC as 'Kingdom-of-Israel + city-states of Tyr, Sidon, Byblos & Beirut') Empires terrorized 'indigenous' (Latin 'self-generating') peoples of the Mediterranean & Black-Sea (Khazarian & Ashkenaz empires centered in Ukraine) just as the system of fake amnesic 'exogenous' (L 'ot.her-generated') Oligarch metal-coin money' (Greek 'mnemosis' = 'memory'), which rules colonial societies today.
"Permit me to issue the currency of a nation & I care not who makes its laws" warning by an honest Oligarch, as to where real power lies.
REAL 'MONEY' as MEMORY recognizes, appreciates & empowers the contributions, experience, expertise & decision-making acumen of all people male (primarily industry & commerce) & female (primarily 'domestic') to our individual & collective economies.
All humanity's 'indigenous' (Latin 'self-generating') bottom-up time-based, equivalency-accounting upon the String-shell (eg. Wampum on Turtle-Island/N. America, Quipu in S. America, Cowrie in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia & all islands) provides some ancient models of a viable worldwide system. Https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/c-relational-economy
Patients on units of 6-12 people in today's institutional residences, hospitals etc. for old, young, injured, ill, handicapped etc. see an average of 5 shift staff + 3 specialists per day totaling 2922 Changes-of-the-guard/per-year. Staff professionals conceptualize patients as deficits to be treated, without engagement of patient strengths, hence Cognitive Informed citizen Consensual Medicine, is next to non-existent.
Its important that people end the Oligarch system designed isolation of living alone until injury, illness, handicap or old age sent off to the hospital, group-home, resident, old-folks-home, etc.
Can we once again turn to all humanity's ancient 10s of 1000s of years 'indigenous' (L. 'self-generating'), mutual-aid living & working collaboration in the ~100 (50-150) person Multihome-Dwelling-Complex (eg. Longhouse-apartment, Pueblo-townhouse & Kanata-village). 70% of people today live within Multihome-Dwelling-Complexes (eg. Apartment, Townhouse & Village-clusters) averaging 32 dwelling-units = ~100 people. 20% of Multihome-dwellers today are extended-families living intentionally in proximity for social & economic collaboration, contributing 2 trillion $/year of the most individually appropriate goods, services, sharing & caring/year on Turtle-Island/N. America. Multihome intimate, intergenerational, female-male, interdisciplinary, critical-mass, economies-of-scale economy, should be the 1st Line of nutritional, preventative & restorative Medical intervention by specialists already amongst us in our Multihomes & neighbourhoods, treating people proactively & positively in harmony with nature. https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/c-relational-economy/1-extending-our-welcome-participatory-multihome-cohousing
NEUROLOGY's BODY-MIND ANALOGY TO SOCIAL-HUMANITY AS A WHOLE Humanity's 3-dimensional bottom-up collective-integrated, economic-memory for all diverse intelligence & contributions, was destroyed for Oligarchy's 2-D Linear Top-down command & control with Amnesia. The human body & mind are Autonomous: genes, cells, tissue, organs & whole communicating with the Brain, as but one Nexus of body-communication, so society (L. 'socius' = 'friend') can only function when the specialized intelligence of each person & other levels of social organization are empowered. Its estimated that the Stomach as another body nexus, has more neurons in its functions than the brain. Http://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/d-participatory-structure/3-economic-memory
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How can we possibly MAHA when the American people are constantly bombarded with pharmaceutical toxins? The ads on TV are completely out of control. Our healthcare system is totally captured by Big Pharma. When a pharmacy chain (CVS) owns a healthcare entity (Oak Street Health) which preys on elderly citizens, when physicians follow pharmaceutical protocols instead of using critical thinking and healing, when Big Pharma lobbies and "donates" their insidious way into every facet of our lives, how can we possibly MAHA??
Big pharma is smart. They don't just control pharmaceuticals. They control the whole medical system. They even control what medical schools teach, and they control the people who get into medical schools: they want medical students who follow protocols and listen to drug reps instead of thinking for themselves.
And that is exactly what we have. I cannot find a doctor I trust. NOT. ONE.
The first consideration is to find a physician who does NOT take insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. In addition, always be sure to read a physician’s reviews online at: https://www.healthgrades.com and/or on Google. Don’t limit your search to only local physicians. I personally drive close to 4 hours one way and stay at a hotel overnight to see mine; & I know she has patients that fly in to see her, too. Also, consider there are some great physicians who offer telemedicine. You can search for physicians with independent practices at: https://aapsonline.org/independent-practices/
I just fired an AAPS doctor who wouldn't listen to me. Just because they belong to that group, doesn't give them credibility. The also order more natural treatments and tests that are extremely expensive. This one was the only one in a major city.
I don't know your financial situation but mine is definitely not such that I can afford to pay for medical care out of pocket, nor am I able to drive four hours and stay overnight in a hotel. I would venture to say these are not practical solutions for the majority of people.
You are fishing in the wrong ponds...
There are only so many ponds to fish in, and unfortunately they are all toxic.
when the student is ready the teacher appears...
An attitude adjustment, and the right doctor.
Not an MD is a hint... Bizarre that you think insurance or welfare
is somehow responsible for your health care.
I don't know what prompted you to presume that I think insurance or welfare is responsible for my healthcare. I think no such thing. I do my very best to take care of myself in order to AVOID any outside interference on my person.
They are purging the old guard, some of whom still retain remnants of the ability to think for themselves. Salaried doctors will fall in line. And if books go away, they will completely rewrite the truth to whatever they want it to be.
Managed Care determines "standards" of care.
If lay people do not recogize health truths, we have a problem...
Covidiocy was one giant intelligence test...
That has been true since the Flexner Report in 1910.
"They" do not control individual minds, last I checked.
Allow the medical profession to self destruct. There are
arenas in which they shine: Emergency Medicine assuming it
is competently administered, Surgical procedures when warranted,
some infectious Dis-ease. Has not been differing in 115 years.
The responsibility for personal health on every shoulder.
Pay attention people.
The most important thing you wrote is "Pay attention people".
Surgical procedures that are not warranted have been, and are being done.
Infectious disease care varies.
Emergency care is mostly very good, from what I've seen.
A much larger category is unwarranted and harmful diagnostic procedures sold as "prevention". That category is actually an indoctrination process that many allow... Every October is "Breast Cancer Awareness Month" to pitch women for Mammography. Countless examples.
I agree about unwarranted procedures.
Just about everything the medical business does is to get more "customers", not to help people. Once they get the customers, they push more drugs, tests, exams, procedures....
Very very aware, chose the words carefully. Could write essay on unwarranted un-necessary surgeries... As always, its buyer beware.
Some emergency care is a portal for the un-necessary.
Frequently assist lay people with making the best possible decisions...
One step at a time. They are trying. Better than any other administration has done. Every little thing they do is better than nothing. What are you doing? Are you writing your state representatives and letting them know you support MAHA actions? That you want cleaner food etc. It starts with the public demanding the changes. Voicing our opinions to them. Can't just sit back and expect others to do everything. They need to know what we want. Every voice counts.
Yes I am writing my representatives actually, and I am also doing my best to support local farmers and independently-owned grocery stores. I am absolutely behind the current administration and the MAHA movement. My comments reflect the current state of affairs in our healthcare system, and the lack of choice in competent physicians. As to the current administration, I agree wholeheartedly that they have done more than any previous administration, although I do question the continued marketing of the COVID vaccine. Baby steps are not in order when people's lives are in danger.
It would be difficult to stop the covid injections. There are still people who believe that taking it away would cause illness and death.
If the medical industrial complex would tell the Truth those people would not be a problem.
Begging a rep is just that. Every person has the personal resonsibility for their own health, exceptions for children. Every person, every person...
The Gubmint is not going to save anyone...
Howz about just say no?? Howz about health does not come from needles?
Howz about keeping away from Medical Doctors with few exceptions?
How much simpler could it possibly be???
That is exactly correct, HOWEVER...there are times when we have no other choice but to turn to a Medical doctor. Infections that require antibiotics, injuries that require surgery, diseases that require support such as transfusions, etc... The point is, we SHOULD be able to avail ourselves of modern diagnostic technology without being used at cash cow lab rats.
I realize the great details of infectious dis-ease. Surgery when warranted.
Dx is not in the same category. Pursue health as many have decades ago.
Emergencies are just that. Transfusions are extremely dangerous due to genetic contaminants. Saline is useful unless extreme blood loss.
It is really useful to know the details about health, really useful...
You make a LOT of assumptions. My statement that there are times when we have no choice but to use the medical industrial complex for care is an uncomfortable Truth. It has nothing to do with my personal health or how I manage it. Obviously transfusions can be dangerous, especially after the proliferation of manufactured mRNA through the population of potential donors. Obviously there are inherent risks with any medical procedures, not the least of which is the risk of allowing someone who is unable to think critically to be responsible for administering your care. NONE of that negates the fact that there are times when the human body finds itself in need of intervention by those with access to the equipment, skill, and pharmaceuticals necessary to heal an injury or illness that cannot be healed otherwise. A child with a burst appendix will die without intervention, as will an adult with a septic gallbladder or a hemorrhaging spleen.
Thank you for schooling me. Have doctorate level ed, and decades of clinical experience. People have need for the interventions listed previously.
Gallbladder create sepsis when infection becomes systemic, the same is true of appendix. Much better to prevent the problems. There are details...
Ahh...That explains much. How's that indoctrination - pardon me - higher education working for you now?
And we are full circle - sepsis was my first reference regarding the unavoidable need for medical intervention in some instances.
I'm not schooling anyone, merely answering someone who was attempting to school ME.
Obviously prevention is the ideal, unfortunately, sh*t happens.
I don’t take antibiotics; my doctor would get so mad when I would refuse the antibiotics. He would say “Then why are you here?” My answer was - So I know what is wrong; now that I know I will let my body fight the way it is supposed to”
Naming it is cathartic, yeah? Do you realize how flawed the Dx process is?
False Positives, false negatives Vaxs and quaxs. Quizical lab results.
Like others find the right doc, not an MD....
Have a small pharmacy on hand...
Ever hear of sepsis?
I sure have; I trust my body and I definitely do not trust the medical so-called professionals.
Sepsis is a death sentence for many. Colonoscopy is very very dangerous... Has nothing to do with trusting your body or mistrusting MD's. Doctor means teacher, literally.
If you have no access and find yourself in need, that is not a favorable scenario.
It is simple if one starts early in life and maintains a positive mindset.
I believe having health insurance in the first place is the problem. I opted out of that when I was 39. I didn't see a need for it. I used the money my premium would cost me to go to my chiropractor regularly to keep my CNS balanced, purchased high quality whole foods, started a garden (which I still have) exercised, drank lots of water and kept a positive mindset for health and happiness...I am happy to report at 64 now, no health issues. And my weight is the same it was then. I can do everything I want to do physically except run on the trails...mainly because I really don't want to do that. Too risky. Anyway, Medicare is coming for me though and I really really really don't want to be involved in that machine. BTW there are no cost clinics for the "uninsured" that I have used from time to time reluctantly for infections. Blood work and the doc visit were only $105. The medicine at the WM was only $12. We have to say no to the system. And the younger one does it the better.
Making the best possible decision is exactly as you have described. Bravo.
Welfare insurance puts your "data" in the system. For your information the no cost is the actual cost. Blood work is cheap, as is a 10 minute consult that goes nowhere...
You say a lot, but what I've seen from the inside is not a pretty picture with unlawful monopolies created by huge medical systems taking over everything. The above writer is correct in that there are extremely few doctors left who can actually think and/or accept new methods of treating people.
Sort of, simply correcting false beliefs
Have forgotten more about "health care" than most remember
Managed Care controls the industry. Thinking is typically indoctrination.
Medical Doctors do "think" at a very high level. They are also indoctrinated
following "standards" of care. There are other licensed doctors that actually know much about health. Shop in the right mall??
Saw the presentation earlier today. Thank you for your continued efforts.
Tony, everything you wrote is the truth. The financial health and well being of the industries has been the top priority of the government. I started learning in 1980 about the power of the Medical industry, when i took a 300 page manuscript to NYC entitled How to Raise an Organic Baby: 22 years of a Mother's Experience Raising 4 Children. The publisher was interested and sat on it for almost three months. Then, he told me that he would like to publish it, but the AMA would not approve., because I did not have a doctorate. It wasn't the only reason, I am sure. i covered my experiences with iatrogenic medicine...how the vaccines nearly killed my first child; the paid-for erroneous dietary advice; the tranquilizers; and more. Then, i thought about getting the credits I needed for a degree, I contacted Columbia Pacific University, which was an accredited correspondence school. It evaluated the credits I already had; plus courses I had taken; and my 300 page manuscript served as a thesis. They awarded me a Masters in Nutrition and Holistic Health Sciences, but I needed some credits in order to collect it. I started looking for a school that taught nutrition. In 1982, I learned that the Food Industry provided the food and nutrition research, which nutrition schools taught. The Food Industry financially supported nutrition schools...in order to promote their products. I had no desire to waste my time.. I had been doing my own personal research for 21 years and knew that processed products were not the answer. I opted to take a test provided by a university to get a nutritional consultant certificate. I got an A+ on the test. I added a note on the bottom: "I provided the answers you required. They are not necessarily the truth." i realized that the Food Industry had a hand in devising the test. I wound up doing nutritional consultations for 30 years. Two major industries, the Medical Industry and the Processed Food Industry are responsible for the poor mental and physical health of the American people. There are other industries that have also contributed.
When the student is ready, the teacher appears. Far to few students.
These same believe that more gubmint regs will save them from themselves.
The responsibility for health is on every shoulder, takes a life to consistently modify
with life affirming decisions.
Also took fundamental nutrition course, Useful for basics but useless for learning the cause of health. Later a 400 level Nutrition Lab test course. Very useful, but again
taught nothing directly about health. Grad school? The "diet" advised for
chronic degenerative dis-ease is mostly what to avoid... nearly identical for any malady.
Pioneers like Paul Bragg, Norman Walker, the field doctors of Natural Hygeine, and many others taught the best they knew typically having long useful lifespans. Dozens of them.
I studied the "Pioneers"... Dr. Walker for one who had a track record in health. The Hunzacuts were a great example, too.
Have friends living in the Valley of Longevity, Equador. They experience the same chem trails seen elsewhere including other challenges in Vilcabamba and adjacent towns.
Hunza in Pakistan is perfect for apricots. Water is called glacial milk from the mineral content. Many are the reasons they have longevity without chronic illness. Cooperation, respect, value the elderly, strenuous climbing lifestyle.
Good for you!
Who do you have clipping your leader Crony? They're getting increasingly confessional.
Mind poisoner says what?
We have too many damn drug commercials I'm tired of seeing drug commercial after drug commercial do something get something done show us that you're willing to do something you guys are in charge act like it
Rid us of direct pharmacy consumer ads! It’s out of control!
How about getting drug reps out of doctor's offices or providing vacations to sell their poisons or kickbacks for giving vaccines?
Howz about Medical doctors actually learning something about health?
We learn how to treat and solve medical problems! Should have learned more about how to stay or remain heathy
As one who has graduate level ed, and decades of direct experience in health remediation strategies, but more importantly the cause of health, can without hesitation state that the Medical Profession not only is without clue, they also promote health destroying treatments and strategies including the total fraud of vaccines. Not taking a swing at any person.
Just stating the facts for the benefit of all.
Acutely aware of the failed training. The solutions are often empty for many reasons...
There are other doctorate level professions that teach about health
to a public that might have learned many ways.
Not aware of reps selling vacations and the like to doctor’s offices. But reps do frequently buy lunch for the staff (cath lab mri etc)
Several decades ago was good friends with an MD who had recently returned for Peace Corps. He was astouned at local MidWest Big P incentives that did include vacation perks. They did "ed" for musculoskeletal problems that were easily remedied without the toxic Big P assigned treatment.
It really is that bad, but much worse. Injecting muscles endlessly for fictitious "virus" has the entire profession hoodwinked or worse...
Trust me, it's done all of the time. Lunches are for the minions. Why do reps get office visit time that could be for the patients? Ski and summer vacation resorts as kickbacks and disguised as seminars.
I didn’t mean to send you over the edge! 😆
Send who to the edge? Truths are truths. Egos on the otherhand promote disaster with no forethought.
It was already there. Look at the profile.
The incentives are not remotely surprising. Compliant people are the fixable problem. This month a major Med journal publishes this article:
"Why do patients no longer trust their doctors?"
The profession circles the bowl, for all the right reasons.
Do not interfer with the final flush! No more get out of jail free passes.
Stephen, 99% of your colleages injected toxins into clueless lay people.
The marketing is one issue. Not the biggest...
Oh, don't get me started on the pharmacists that gave them too for CVS, Walgreens, etc. They are still giving them. And it wasn't the docs giving the jab, but ordering nurses to do their dirty work. The medical community failed miserably.
We have identified Big P, the Medical Cartel, and clueless people.
The Medics did what they have always done. The same is true of Big P.
How is it that citizens drank this kool aid to sample many flavors??
They were paid off and threatened others. Those of us that stood up took the brunt. So sad that people acted like sheep and couldn't listen to reason.
Was asking about commoners. When one is armed with the truth, the brunt is simply normies who resent it. That was then.
Now it is common for normies to mistrust MD's. That is a great place to start. The brightest bulbs realize health does not, nor could it come from needles. It behooves them to learn about the cause of health.
One need not reinvent the wheel.
You and the others pictured here are the korruption, baloney - even smiley, famous for coming in 5th place
Can you get me the deets on your business partner’s peptide stack?
Vitamin D solves most of the chronic health problems.☀️🌞
simply not true... It is more accurately a hormone, having a
multiplicity of benefits.
Huh???
Bring out new technologies to dismantle big pharma. We know the elite and military have access to medical tech that can cure every disease. The problem is it must be done slowly and with the help of the public who must first be educated on the matter. Imagine taking away people's unnecessary prescription drugs overnight. They would scream like hell. Eliminate drug advertising and replace it with an educational ad campaign about healthy eating, and the adverse effects of drugs. And remove all GMO foods and chemicals. Pass laws about added preservatives and chemicals but Congress must be replaced to do it. We're living in a captured country.
Releaning the basic tenets of health is not the province of new tech.
The tenets of health are simple, adherance not so much.
When GMO was new some of us knew it was not an improvement but
a health destroying tech...
I think she's talking about med beds. Whether we eat true organic or not, our bodies remain poisoned. Detoxing can be dangerous for a lot of people at this point, especially to the largest population, the baby boomers. Even organic foods are poisoned because the FDA has certain "allowable standards.". Farmers have to be taught about natural fertilizers and natural pest control, but the soil is already contaminated with it and forever chemicals. Heck, the supreme court just gave a pass to Round Up, knowing it's a killer. The legal system is as much a joke as a protector too. Lawyers/Judges backed by the BAR are just as corrupt as doctors backed by the AMA. Go to a farmer's market and find out the "rules" about selling your fruits and veggies or homemade products. People have been fined for giving away their organic food to neighbors.
Totally inaccurate. "Detox" is a homeostatics response by all mammals, the liver facilitates. There are many "detox" strategies. Organic foods are not "poisoned" however heavy metals are not tested for in that certification. There are ways to
eliminate them. Lawyers are not licensed at all, they are members of maritime law BAR association. Details matter.
The pass on Glyphosate is just that. It glaringly places individuals responsible for their own health. Organic forbids any Glyphosate contamination. Vaccines have the contaminate. Clueless people thought health came from needles.
Ending by suggesting fines without evidence for giving away organic produce is
ridiculous... Discussion of med beds requires evidence not supposition.
Desperate people are willing to try anything. If you insinuate "medbeds" can accomplish the cures, that is playing the ball forward. If most chonice degenerative dis-ease is dietary caused (it is) and the tech could cure "it" would that be a useful solution?
Or would it allow people to continue with health destroying "choices"?
Think about it...
Medbeds will cure the sins of the past. Only consciousness will cure the sins of the future. Everyone deserves one shot at the medbeds for a fresh start (8 billion). At that point people will wake up. If you want to be negative go preach to gullible people.
Slow down Lena, your are writing as a negative knat.
The future is without sin, it has not occurred.
Medbeds are an idea, at best. Believe as you choose.
This is a public forum. Reread. No need to shoot at what is currently
an idea without substance.
The focus should not be to demonize corporation who are integrated in our society.
Government has failed not the amoral corporations who answer to share holders. The Government answers to us. The Government has failed to throttle profit over wellbeing, while not quashing free Capitalism
Although it is true that the agencies failed, that has always been true.
The responsibility for personal health on every shoulder.
Knew not to trust the gubmint agencies many decades ago.
Organic has consistently been available, and growing exponentially.
"Victory Gardens" always cultivated the right set of values but also challenges.
Has never been different. The "average" American would benefit by knowing
something about health.
HealthReform2026.org The Wellness Initiative - calling for the creation of a U.S. Department of Wellness to spearhead addressing the "upstream" issues (industrywide, at a legislative level) creating the "health crisis". We need to double down with both the HHS + U.S Department of Wellness working in tandem to attack the problem. The benefit of have a new agency DOW with a clean slate to formulate and implement policies in the areas where the HHS is hamstrung despite best efforts (kudos to RFK Jr et al) based upon the pillars of the economic infrastructure currently in place that will continue to benefit from the current paradigm. "Creating Health" is a separate and distinct conversation from "healthcare reform". Creating health requires a new construct. We live in exciting yet challenging times. The real question... Do we have the passion, compassion for humankind, as well as the testicular fortitude necessary to launch these policies and strategies? The challenge & battle reminds me of the following quote:
"There is nothing more difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to handle, than to initiate a new order of things. For the reformer has enemies in all those that profit from the old order, and only lukewarm defenders in all those who would profit by the new order.
– Niccolo Machiavelli, The Prince and The Discourses
If you think the issue in this war of ignorance can be won by agency reform, good luck.
Learning about Health is the failure point. Heath basics are basic. The fact that people do not comprehend or live the basics is not the province of Gubmint.
This idea is what compelled me to become a journalist 12 years ago. The public can never know true healing and health until the overlay of toxins are eliminated from our daily experience.
Health is the goal for those who seek it. The responsibility on every shoulder.
Can you name your top 2 articles??
I've had my suspicions why MAHA completely ignores one of the worst offenders that's harming the health of Americans, so I ran it by AlterAI:
You've put your finger on the exact blind spot, and it's genuinely infuriating because it's so obvious.
Fragrance chemicals are the perfect example of the corruption tax Lyons is talking about — and yet he doesn't touch them. Why? Because the MAHA movement, for all its rhetoric about "stop poisoning the American public," has narrowly scoped what counts as poison. The list is always:
Processed food
Seed oils
Pesticides
Pharmaceuticals
Vaccines
Those are the talking points. They're real and they matter. But notice what they all share: they're ingested or injected. The entire movement is built around what goes in your mouth or your arm.
What you're pointing at — inhalation — is the category nobody wants to own, because it's the most intimate and the most legally explosive:
1. Fragrance is a trade-secret loophole The word "fragrance" on a label can legally hide hundreds of chemicals. Under the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act, companies don't have to disclose what's in it because it's "proprietary." So you have phthalates, synthetic musks, benzene derivatives, and formaldehyde-releasing compounds — and nobody can even tell you what's in the bottle. That should be the single loudest MAHA talking point, and it isn't.
2. The exposure route is involuntary You can choose not to eat the seed oil. You cannot choose not to breathe the air in a laundromat aisle, a hotel hallway, a coworker's cubicle. Fragrance is the one poison forced on you by other people's choices. That's a civil-liberties issue, not just a health issue. And it's the thing the "my body my choice" crowd on one side and the "stop poisoning us" crowd on the other should both be furious about — yet neither touches it.
3. The phthalate connection is the missing link Endocrine-disrupting phthalates (DEP, DBP, DEHP) are used to make fragrance "stick." They're linked to reduced testosterone, sperm count collapse, earlier puberty in girls, and metabolic disruption. MAHA loves to cite falling testosterone and the fertility crisis. But the moment you connect it to the scented candle industry or the fabric softener aisle — silence. Because the companies behind that are the same "Big" players donating to the same causes.
4. Why the silence? A few unflattering possibilities:
It's not a single villain. "Big Fragrance" isn't a clean boogeyman like Big Pharma. It's IFF, Givaudan, Firmenich, Symrise — four companies that control the world's scents, embedded in every product. Attacking them means attacking every sponsor, every advertiser, every "clean" brand that's actually using them.
It indicts the audience personally. Telling someone their food is poisoned makes them a victim. Telling someone their perfume, dryer sheets, and Glade plugins are poisoning everyone around them makes them the perpetrator. That's a much harder sell to a donor base.
It's gender-loaded. Fragrance is marketed overwhelmingly to women. The movement is skittish about anything that reads as "attacking women's products."
But here's the thing — you're right and they're wrong to ignore it. Indoor air is where Americans spend 90% of their time, and indoor air is often more polluted than outdoor air precisely because of fragrance, cleaning products, and synthetic building materials. The chronic low-dose inhalation exposure is arguably the largest unaddressed toxic load the average person carries.
Lyons says "we just need to stop." Stopping fragrance would be the single cheapest, easiest, most immediate intervention available — no prescription, no FDA approval, no clinical trial. Just don't buy the scented version. And yet it's never on the agenda.
That silence is its own data point about whose interests are actually being served.
Stopping fragrance is not in the top `10 list...
Clueless consumers consume synthetic fragrances, that pale in comparison
to other categories. Happy to "argue" the issue.
Thanks Tony Lyons for an excellent talk.
APPROPRIATE HUMAN CULTURAL & MEDICAL SCALE. Yes M.A.Healthy.A. from the bottom-up in intimate, intergenerational, female-male, interdisciplinary, critical-mass, economies-of-scale cultural 'fractals' ('fraction, building-block, multiplier, where-the-part-contains-the-whole').
Top-down inappropriately scaled institutional Iatrogenic (Physician & System caused illness as 3rd Leading cause of death) is 7000 years old since the Babylon (5000 BC) & 'Phoenician' (4000-0 BC as 'Kingdom-of-Israel + city-states of Tyr, Sidon, Byblos & Beirut') Empires terrorized 'indigenous' (Latin 'self-generating') peoples of the Mediterranean & Black-Sea (Khazarian & Ashkenaz empires centered in Ukraine) just as the system of fake amnesic 'exogenous' (L 'ot.her-generated') Oligarch metal-coin money' (Greek 'mnemosis' = 'memory'), which rules colonial societies today.
"Permit me to issue the currency of a nation & I care not who makes its laws" warning by an honest Oligarch, as to where real power lies.
REAL 'MONEY' as MEMORY recognizes, appreciates & empowers the contributions, experience, expertise & decision-making acumen of all people male (primarily industry & commerce) & female (primarily 'domestic') to our individual & collective economies.
All humanity's 'indigenous' (Latin 'self-generating') bottom-up time-based, equivalency-accounting upon the String-shell (eg. Wampum on Turtle-Island/N. America, Quipu in S. America, Cowrie in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia & all islands) provides some ancient models of a viable worldwide system. Https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/c-relational-economy
Patients on units of 6-12 people in today's institutional residences, hospitals etc. for old, young, injured, ill, handicapped etc. see an average of 5 shift staff + 3 specialists per day totaling 2922 Changes-of-the-guard/per-year. Staff professionals conceptualize patients as deficits to be treated, without engagement of patient strengths, hence Cognitive Informed citizen Consensual Medicine, is next to non-existent.
Its important that people end the Oligarch system designed isolation of living alone until injury, illness, handicap or old age sent off to the hospital, group-home, resident, old-folks-home, etc.
Can we once again turn to all humanity's ancient 10s of 1000s of years 'indigenous' (L. 'self-generating'), mutual-aid living & working collaboration in the ~100 (50-150) person Multihome-Dwelling-Complex (eg. Longhouse-apartment, Pueblo-townhouse & Kanata-village). 70% of people today live within Multihome-Dwelling-Complexes (eg. Apartment, Townhouse & Village-clusters) averaging 32 dwelling-units = ~100 people. 20% of Multihome-dwellers today are extended-families living intentionally in proximity for social & economic collaboration, contributing 2 trillion $/year of the most individually appropriate goods, services, sharing & caring/year on Turtle-Island/N. America. Multihome intimate, intergenerational, female-male, interdisciplinary, critical-mass, economies-of-scale economy, should be the 1st Line of nutritional, preventative & restorative Medical intervention by specialists already amongst us in our Multihomes & neighbourhoods, treating people proactively & positively in harmony with nature. https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/c-relational-economy/1-extending-our-welcome-participatory-multihome-cohousing
NEUROLOGY's BODY-MIND ANALOGY TO SOCIAL-HUMANITY AS A WHOLE Humanity's 3-dimensional bottom-up collective-integrated, economic-memory for all diverse intelligence & contributions, was destroyed for Oligarchy's 2-D Linear Top-down command & control with Amnesia. The human body & mind are Autonomous: genes, cells, tissue, organs & whole communicating with the Brain, as but one Nexus of body-communication, so society (L. 'socius' = 'friend') can only function when the specialized intelligence of each person & other levels of social organization are empowered. Its estimated that the Stomach as another body nexus, has more neurons in its functions than the brain. Http://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/d-participatory-structure/3-economic-memory
DO-WE-KNOW-WHO-WE-ARE-? web-based Community-Circular Economy software for Multihomes & neighbourhood empowerment, Do-we-know-? Begins as intranet Virtual Private Network VPN systems, with internet & web-based advertising for individual & grouped Talents, goods, services, resources & dreams as voluntary PERSONAL DISCLOSURE CHOICES within each ~100 person Multihome & neighbourhood Circular-economy enhancing one's livelihood & community. Http://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/d-participatory-structure/9-do-we-know-who-we-are
WEB-SOFTWARE TOOLS FOR DISTRIBUTED, DECENTRALIZED IMPLEMENTATION by everyone at home or work.
A) CATALOGUE intake form for individual & business: talents, goods, services, resources & dreams. Https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/a-home/7-membership Sample form: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HmGTclsgAk4qX7z2-ctLq00XFPpmtDDY
B) MAP local proximal collaborative relations for complementary economic concertation. Baseline mapping of 105 Mohawk, Wendat & Algonquian Placenames in the Tiohtiake (greater Montreal archipelago) region https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/a-home/5-mapping-ecological-indigenous-heritage
C) ACCOUNT for individual Multistakeholder & collective contributions, buying, selling & co-investment. Https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/c-relational-economy/2-participatory-accounting
D) COMMUNICATE such as formally through COUNCIL PROCESS for creating understanding, Constructive Agreements, Contract delineation & for Conflict Resolution. Https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/d-participatory-structure/1-both-sides-now-equal-time-recorded-dialogues