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@ClareCraigPath You couldn’t make it up if you tried…

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@SecKennedy @ErinBurnett Rather than supporting your push to get Americans healthy (even if they may disagree with your other views) we get this instead... Mainstream media at their finest!

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@delbigtree Good summary. The fact that this is receiving any attention at all is telling. One would hope that soon there will be even greater change

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@MAHA_Action Amazing! I hope that they track ACTUAL outcomes after this new policy to see the results

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@VigilantFox Well done - this is what true courage looks like - being willing to admit when you were wrong

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@ClareCraigPath That statement is exactly the problem. Supposedly there is a group of ultra-smart people and all you need to do is listen to them with no conflicts of interests apparently …

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@MaryBowdenMD Know you are angry. However it takes a lot of courage to admit your mistakes in front of millions of your own fans and audience.
We all make mistakes but few are willing to admit them…

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@VigilantFox What true bravery looks like: Health > money any day of the week. Well done to Stephen A. for admitting it - brave man to admit mistakes and acknowledge so in a public setting. The truth is finally starting to come out

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@VigilantFox This was the root cause of the problem at the time and shows what happens when genuine professionals and options are shut-down

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@SamaHoole As you say the fact that this is controversial is exactly the problem. The question more people should be asking is why the traditional guidelines are not working for them…

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@LiveAncestral "A degree proves you can learn what you were taught. It does not prove the teaching was perfect." Great summary. This kind of thinking seems to be ansent as it relates to heathcare for some reason...

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@NaturesCorex A proper doctor

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@RandPaul Th fact that he knew he could secure that pre-emotive pardon in the first place shows how’s he thinks and operates. If you are free of the liability and risks then you can behave with impunity

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@SenRonJohnson @ClubGrubbery Shows why critical thinking and not "following the herd" is so important. There is simply no incentive to talk about this AFTER the event.

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@DSlaugh87398471 @MAHA_Action Not "bashing cardiologists". The main point is that the current advice, protocals etc. (for the system as a whole) are clearly are failing. Looking at 2000-2023 as a mode of comparion, is exactly the type of data manipulation used to cover for systemic failures.

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@DSlaugh87398471 @MAHA_Action Interesting. However i am not a study on "korean war soliders" should make up for the fact that the rates of heart disease and the age of people getting heart disease has drastically worsened.

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@DSlaugh87398471 @MAHA_Action the rate of heart disease is the core issue. Yes you may help to prevent the worse from happening but the rate of heart disease is increasing exponentially. Furthermore, people are getting heart disease at younger ages. This all points towards system failure.

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@AaronSiriSG @SabinehazanMD “Show me the incentive and I will show you the outcome”

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@BearGrylls Perfect summary