Here's what I've been thinking about. We know we have bad health care results in our system in America.

And we know that per capita we spend more in health care

than I believe anywhere in the world,

and so we should have better results.

We know we have systemic problems. We also know that the majority of those

bad results are predominantly in poorer and minority areas of our country.

And this plays into the long-standing systemic problems that we have as a nation who built itself up out of slavery.

We know that women have experienced worst health care for a very long time in America because of

gender roles. And we also know as we've been covering for four and a half years

on this podcast but especially this past month,

that wellness influencers exploit these gaps in our health care often to sell untested and unregulated products and services.

And in my estimation, that has been given steroids recently because of Maha

RFK juniors make America healthy again plan and we also know that when we're watching these panels in front of Congress or that

ridiculous event in Washington DC or tomorrow for the Tony Robbins sponsored MAGA Meets Malha panel that's going to happen,

a roundtable town hall and for what happened this past Friday at Stanford with the platforming of anti-Vaxers again.

We know that a lot of what these people are saying, influencers, rogue doctors, contrarians, they get right.

They identify that we have systemic problems and we have issues with too much money going

from health care lobbying and from food companies into our government. These

things are all true. What I'm thinking about is as I

would listen to them in front of Congress, as I listen to Bobby and Casey and

Kelly means and food babe and Jillian Michaels and

Michaela Peterson and Jordan Peterson for some reason as I hear what they're saying

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