Tina Rice

Ponderer. Rock & Roller. Chihuahua Mama. Fascinated by Fibonacci. Instructional Designer & Developer. Graduate of the Lucy VanPelt School of Psychiatry.

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

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[AliveTek, Inc. @AliveTek]

AliveTek friends and family, we are thankful for you! We hope your holiday season brings joy, blessings and lots of FUN! To kick off the festivities, we invite you to play our Turkey game. 🦃 See if you can save Thanksgiving. Good luck!

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[Eric Matheny @ericmmatheny]

This performance feels so different now. Like he was saying goodbye to the world.

RIP Ozzy.

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

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[Calley Means @calleymeans]

I recently had a conversation with a friend who runs a clinic network of 1,000+ MDs.

She said the main conversation among doctors is frustration that patients are asking about the "root cause" and "more natural cures" for their conditions.

She said 0% of patients asked these questions five years ago, and now 80% of patients do.

Her doctors see this trend as a negative thing, and spend their time deriding the MAHA movement and social media personalities in the breakroom.

These clinics focus on dermatology and make money selling drugs and procedures. Many dermatological issues are tied to root cause issues (diet/lifestyle) and not a lack of cream or injection.

On Reddit boards, countless medical professionals are decrying these "root cause" questions.

I think this represents a major shift/dynamic happening in medicine that should be openly discussed. Are patients' right to be asking more questions about the root cause, or are the doctors right to be deriding Americans for taking health into their own hands? To be asking about food, exercise, over-medicalization, and lifestyle habits...

Should patients trust their doctors on chronic disease management? Can patients actually reverse their conditions and thrive if they explore the root cause? Are the answers simpler and more under our control than we believe?

I think the answer is clearly yes. I hope the trend of patients asking doctors for the root cause doesn't slow down, and it not only changes how we practice medicine, but also changes our culture to be more empowered.

If you have an acute condition that will kill you right away, see your doctor and listen to them. Our system is a miracle at addressing these acute issues. But that's less than 10% of our spending.

Our system's failure at chronic disease management has economic, national defense, and spiritual effects that are existential.

We need to have respect for our food and our soil. We need to cherish breastfeeding and natural food... We need to ensure kids are away from their phones and outside running around... We need to rejuvenate a grounding in the spiritual...

These are the messages our healthcare leaders should be repeating again and again - and that light is starting to shine through, despite aggressive resistance from hard-working doctors whose income and identity are undeniably tied to the broken status quo.

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

"Companies, in turn, stifle their own talent pipelines - robbing themselves of future leaders because no one bothered to invest in them when it mattered."

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

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[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

"Graduates pushed into unrelated, low-paid work face an uphill battle re-entering their field a year later, only to find it flooded with a fresh crop of hopefuls."

[End Tribalism in Politics @EndTribalism]

The gloves are officially off!

RFK just sent a message to industry leaders: four years from now, MAHA will have reshaped this country.

“This is my legacy.”

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[End Tribalism in Politics @EndTribalism]

The outrage over RFK and autism shows just how much power the mainstream media still holds.

We live in a clip-based society.

Anyone who watched the full speech knows RFK was clearly referring to children with profound autism when he said they won’t play sports, go on dates, etc.

But legacy media thrives on twisting context.

They cut 45 seconds from a nuanced speech and painted RFK as the villain.

The real headline should’ve been this:

“For the first time, HHS is acknowledging profound autism and the staggering rise in autism diagnoses.”

Instead, the media hijacked the moment—because if RFK succeeds, their pharma-funded model collapses.

This was a wake-up call.

From now on, the MAHA movement must control the narrative.

No more letting RFK’s message get warped.

And RFK’s team needs to know the bar is perfection.

Every word must be airtight.

The stakes are too high for anything less.

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

"Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love." - Mother Teresa
"" #QuoteOfTheDay #CliqInspiration #ZohoCliq

[vids that go hard @vidsthatgohard]

Imagine making fun of dude for being a cheerleader only to realize he's the personal trainer for thanos😂

[Chief Nerd @TheChiefNerd]

🔥 MUST WATCH: Calley Means GOES OFF on Politico and a Room Full of Anti-MAHA Lobbyists

"When you turn on CNBC, it's just a nonstop infomercial for pharma. It's a Skyrizi commercial followed by Scott Gottlieb saying how Bobby's k*lling people followed by a breathless coverage of the measles outbreak, and no mention of the mental health crisis. It is insane for you to insinuate that the thing standing between us and better health is more government bureaucrats."

🎥 @calleymeans

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

gutted https://t.co/ToxwjsX4gl

[GMWatch @GMWatch]

How pesticides, Monsanto and ‘buried’ scientific evidence converge in a proposed Tennessee law. “This bill takes away your rights when the pesticide label is a lie and it makes you sick or destroys your fields. Bayer knows this. They are betting you don’t” https://t.co/hM7VZLgyta

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

@Naam_Gin @pinkfloyd I was at the Tampa show, too! A great night.

[Vani Hari @thefoodbabe]

For years I’ve said the “FDA is asleep at the wheel” because they’ve essentially let the chemical industry control what’s allowed in our food. Well now the tables have turned! Congrats @MartyMakary for your confirmation as head of the FDA.

[Tina Rice @TinaLRice]

@ThatEricAlper Rainy day recess!

[Zen Honeycutt @zenhoneycutt]

If you have a job with Big Pharma, now would be a good time to prep your resume and reinvent yourself. Bobby is coming for you. With an army of pissed off moms behind him. And with hundreds of doctors and scientists and lawyers behind them. And every single one of them loves someone who was hurt or killed by vaccines or pharmaceuticals. And they will not stop.

[GMO/Toxin Free USA @GMOFreeUSA]

"Pesticide Lords"
Come you pesticide lords, that poison the land
And taint the clean water, with your chemical hand.
You fight every law, with your lobbyist band.
You stay in your towers, while cancers expand.

We can see through your kind.
We can see through your lies.
Like we see through the rivers, where everything dies.
You’ve been spraying forever, chemicals that harm,
When children are dying, and you’re stealing their time.

You've no shame at all. You have no heart to feel.
You just tighten your grip, on your corporate wheel.
Bayer’s in the courtroom, with billions to pay,
For Roundup and cancers that won’t go away.

Dicamba, and glyphosate, what else in the spray,
You’ve known all along, but you’ve got nothing to say.
You call it safe, but the studies don’t lie.
Your mixtures are toxic, and life will still die.

You’ve poisoned the heartland, Nebraska’s in pain,
Brain cancer and leukemia, a 30% gain.
Kids breathe in the dust, or walk in its rain,
While you want immunity, so you’ll never be blamed.

You’ve got no right to hide.
You’ve got no right to win,
When the future’s at stake,
And the guilt’s on your hand.
I hear people crying, their voices so clear
While you keep on saying, they’ve got nothing to fear.

We’ll clean up the water, we’ll heal up the land,
Your time’s running out, we’ve got justice at hand.
We’ll tear down your empire, till your power’s undone
For the children, the farmers, and the battles we’ve won.
-@GMOFreeUSA