The most obese people are often the most malnourished because their high-calorie, processed diet lacks micronutrients, leaving them constantly hungry.

The food industry creates diseases that the medical industry profits from treating, creating a 'systemic racket' where problems and solutions are sold by related interests.

The estimated cost to clean up existing PFAS, or 'forever chemicals', from the environment is $160 trillion, which is more than the entire global GDP.

The drug approval system incentivizes studying only novel, patentable synthetic chemicals, systematically ignoring natural compounds our bodies evolved with.

Most apples you buy in the grocery store are not fresh but have been stored in a nitrogen environment for about a year before being sold.

Modern hybridized wheat contains not only more inflammatory gluten proteins but also a 'superstarch' called amylopectin A, which is highly glycemic.

Having a blood lead level over two is a bigger risk factor for heart attack and stroke than having abnormal cholesterol, yet it's rarely checked by cardiologists.

The average newborn has 287 industrial and petrochemical toxins in their umbilical cord blood before they even take their first breath.

When you combine all factors like correctly prescribed drugs, errors, and hospital-acquired infections, the healthcare system itself is arguably the number one cause of death in America.