Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The war on stem cells, the war on chelating drugs, the war on peptides, the war on anything that, you know, is not going to make big harm.

The war on stem cells, the war on chelating drugs, the war on peptides, the war on anything that, you know, is not going to make big harm.

The war on stem cells, the war on chelating drugs, the war on peptides, the war on anything that, you know, is not going to make big harm.

That's a war on vitamins.

That's a war on vitamins.

That's a war on vitamins.

Our position is that FDA has a job just to do the science on these kinds of issues and then tell the public what they've learned from the science, but not tell people and not tell physicians what they can and cannot prescribe.

Our position is that FDA has a job just to do the science on these kinds of issues and then tell the public what they've learned from the science, but not tell people and not tell physicians what they can and cannot prescribe.

Our position is that FDA has a job just to do the science on these kinds of issues and then tell the public what they've learned from the science, but not tell people and not tell physicians what they can and cannot prescribe.

And that if you want to take an experimental drug that, You ought to be able to do that. You shouldn't have to go to Antigua. You shouldn't have to go to Antigua to get stem cells, which I had to do for my throat.

And that if you want to take an experimental drug that, You ought to be able to do that. You shouldn't have to go to Antigua. You shouldn't have to go to Antigua to get stem cells, which I had to do for my throat.

And that if you want to take an experimental drug that, You ought to be able to do that. You shouldn't have to go to Antigua. You shouldn't have to go to Antigua to get stem cells, which I had to do for my throat.

And they helped me enormously. Why did I have to go to Antigua for that? You know, we don't want to have the wild west. We want to make sure that information is out there, but we also want to respect the intelligence of the American people. You know, the capacity of people who explore the outcomes that are going to benefit them the most.

And they helped me enormously. Why did I have to go to Antigua for that? You know, we don't want to have the wild west. We want to make sure that information is out there, but we also want to respect the intelligence of the American people. You know, the capacity of people who explore the outcomes that are going to benefit them the most.

And they helped me enormously. Why did I have to go to Antigua for that? You know, we don't want to have the wild west. We want to make sure that information is out there, but we also want to respect the intelligence of the American people. You know, the capacity of people who explore the outcomes that are going to benefit them the most.

And of course, you're going to get a lot of charlatans and you're going to get people who have bad results. But ultimately, you can't prevent that either way.

And of course, you're going to get a lot of charlatans and you're going to get people who have bad results. But ultimately, you can't prevent that either way.

And of course, you're going to get a lot of charlatans and you're going to get people who have bad results. But ultimately, you can't prevent that either way.

And leaving the whole thing in the hands of pharma is not working for us. You know, Peter Gosia, who was one of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration, one of the great scientists in the world, and, you know, he just did a study recently that showed that the third largest cause of death in this country after heart attacks and cancer are pharmaceutical drugs.

And leaving the whole thing in the hands of pharma is not working for us. You know, Peter Gosia, who was one of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration, one of the great scientists in the world, and, you know, he just did a study recently that showed that the third largest cause of death in this country after heart attacks and cancer are pharmaceutical drugs.