Calley Means

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1,357 appearances 15 recordings 7 series first heard Oct 2024 last heard 9 Apr

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Like, I'm truly worried that we're on the verge of almost a societal level collapse with what's happening to our food, what's happening to our health, what's happening with the potential nuclear war.
and i think we have people starting to realize this and they're trying to like lunge out for it um but we're being told it's alarmist we're being told it's a conspiracy theory and and to me that that's what we've kind of landed on this health issue let's just bring it down to the facts of what's happening to kids let's bring it down to just like let's forget the conspiracy theory what even anyone's saying this room let's look what's happening to our food and looks what's happening to kids because by the stats we're seeing there's something really dark happening like like
outside any conspiracy theory, just the statistics of what is happening to our health in this country and uniquely in America, it's dark.
Type 2 diabetes used to be never seen.
you know, among kids in their career. Right. It used to be called early onset. They don't call it early onset anymore. As Casey said, 33% of young adults now have prediabetes. I mean, this prediabetes is not some isolated thing. It's the branch of the tree. It's cellular dysregulation. And every single disease is going down. Alzheimer's is now called type 3 diabetes.
If you don't have prediabetes or diabetes, you have a very diminished chance of having Alzheimer's. And, you know, so it makes total sense. But somebody from Harvard Medical School that specialize in Alzheimer's, their entire course load, their entire training, their entire focus is on accepting Alzheimer's that it's there, that it's growing, and then figuring out marginal improvements for it.
There's literally people that are the highest educated people in the world do not even understand what causes these diseases. They're just accepting that and making the cures for them, the marginal treatments for them.
This is where I think my experience ties is that on the foundational level why this is happening, it's because these studies are all funded by the chemical companies, by the food companies. We've almost been, I think, misled by the experts when it comes to chronic conditions and when it comes to nutrition to take leaves of our common sense.
Do we need to wait for a double-blind, placebo-controlled, human-randomized control study to know whether 0.5% of our brains being plastic is a good thing right now.
Do we need to have a human randomized control 10 year study to know whether an herbicide like glyphosate that's being sprayed on almost all of our food and our children's food that people have to wear hazmat suits to spray and kills every single organism in sight. Do we need to wait for a study?
Like, like we've been, we've, we've just as the medical system is siloed, we'd siloed all these questions and just taken leave of our common sense. Like, Animals in the wild, wolves in the wild are not getting chronic rates of obesity, diabetes, metabolic dysfunction.
We're born with an innate sense of knowing what's good for us, of knowing that the sun is good, of knowing that steak is good, that broccoli is good. We can't overeat those things. The problem is we've been lied to by the professors at Harvard, at Stanford, at Tufts Nutrition School.
that I believe are essentially, from my experience, PR for the food industry and the pharmaceutical industry that accepts all these things as a given. I mean, Tufts Nutrition School, 80% of their budget is from food companies. By our estimate, 50% of Stanford Medical School's budget somehow touches pharma.
So just fundamentally, on the grassroots micro level, these industries have co-opted our institution of trust and let us... You ask why we're the only people speaking out, because... Because we've made it that evidence-based medicine really accepts all this disease growing and happening. And 95% of medical spending right now is on disease once it's happened. It's on managing conditions.
And there's no higher levels of trust in our society than the NIH, than the FDA, than Harvard Med School, than Stanford Med School. So all of them are enforcing this. And then it's really just interesting where their emphasis is.
Like I was just reading the other day that California, the medical board, is checking the licenses of doctors, putting them under review if they write five vaccine exception notes. You literally are on the verge of losing your license if you even go outside the orthodoxy on vaccines. But where is that level of emphasis? Where is that level of focus?
Where is that level of rigor around metabolic health for kids, around nutrition for kids? I think it is a big deal of kids getting polio, but 50% of teens are obese or overweight right now. We have prediabetes skyrocketing. The medical system knows how to focus on something. They know how to tell Congress that there's no cost too high for something.
When it comes to pharmaceutical interventions, we're bankrupting the country with interventions once people get sick. I truly believe, and this gets to the solutions and how I actually think this is an optimistic story, people waking up, why it's an existential kind of knife's edge we're on right now. We can change this really quick.
The issue is that interest that profit from us being in fear, that just fundamentally is a statement of economic fact, profit from us being sick, profit from us being depressed, profit from us being infertile. They have co-opted our institutions of trust and they've co-opted the clinical guidelines.
Like literally when I was a junior employee, I helped Coke funnel money to the American Diabetes Association. OK, the American Diabetes Association says that if you have diabetes, you don't need to worry about your sugar intake. They say it's not tied to food. Right.
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