Episode description
Episode description
Jerold Mande discussed the evolution of the health landscape, highlighting RFK Jr.'s role in making chronic diseases like obesity a political priority. He endorsed RFK Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again movement, which includes 12 policies aimed at improving food safety and reducing chemicals. Mande emphasized the importance of vaccines for herd immunity and addressed concerns about vaccine safety and adverse reactions. He also discussed the impact of processed foods on health, the role of fiber, and the need for more scientific research into the long-term effects of food and environmental factors on health. Jerold Mande discusses the evolution of human conclusions and the importance of scientific studies in understanding health. He highlights the U.S.'s lack of scientific research due to industry conflicts. Mande emphasizes the need for personal experiments and professional guidance, noting the effectiveness of keto diets on mental health.
0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:22 - RFK Jr. & MAHA Movement Health Priorities
0:02:34 - Higher Vaccine Quality & Vaccine Risks
0:12:15 - Role of Head of Health & Human Services
0:14:40 - Unhealthiest Country in the World & MAHA
0:18:05 - Number of Vaccines Increased
0:23:00 - Rising Rates of Disease in Young People
0:24:35 - Studies of Chemicals & Interactions
0:30:30 - Lack of Fiber, Structure of Plant & Gut Health
0:35:11 - Vitamin Deficiencies, Toxicity & Processing
0:45:10 - Differences in Disease Geographically
0:47:20 - Concerns of Red Meat & Processed Meat
0:51:30 - Concerns of Food & Climate
0:52:58 - The Good & Bad of Fats
1:01:26 - Working in Public Health & Researching Sickness
1:08:42 - Dangers of Too Much Protein
1:10:01 - Taking Health to Another Level
1:12:12 - Making America Healthy Again & Job Cuts
1:25:04 - Origin of Public Health
1:29:25 - Covid Vaccines, Lockdowns & Masks
1:43:40 - Outro
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