Calley Means

And I really do think this group of insurgents at HHS trying to push for reversing chronic disease is worth continuing.

You want to start, Gally?

The first thing, as Kyle said, the market is all that matters and what individual decision.

At the end of the day, we need to change.

It's personal responsibility.

They need to choose different items that they buy.

What our argument is, is personal responsibility isn't really the issue.

The choices Americans are making are dramatically impacted by the recommendations and massive incentives that the government has instituted, which are very corrupt.

It's not a full personal responsibility issue that 70% of a child's diet is ultra processed food, but that's 10% in other countries.

That comes from school lunch incentives, SNAP incentives, recommendations, the lack of oversight from the FDA on grass, so we have more addictive chemicals in our food.

So I think everyone should understand that we are fighting to change those incentives.

But there is this awakening happening from the bottom up.

And I just cannot, from being in the government, I cannot encourage people more to understand that the government has not had your back.

There are tremendous forces that profit on sick, addicted children.

It is true.

Nobody will dispute it.

It's dark.

And the most revolutionary thing everyone can do is really be conscious of what they're eating.

Read your food labels.

Try to eat minimally processed food.