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I don’t even understand, Elizabeth, why RFK Jr. is even giving that kind of alleged medical advice. I mean, the public health advice is pretty straightforward. Get vaccinated. Why is he talking about all of these other things that you can do once you’ve already gotten the measles? Look, this is what I want to say. I was on the campaign trail with Donald Trump, with our team, with members of the President’s family. I have never seen people this excited for someone apart from Donald Trump. So he has tapped into something that the American people were looking for.

I think that’s important. Hey, gang, it’s me, Dr. Steve, and I want to point out something very important in terms of what Elizabeth Pipko had just said there in that clip. She said that RFK had tapped into something that the American people needed. Now, if you’ve been listening to this channel for some time now, you’ll know that we talk a lot about the true economic and cultural divide, not only happening in our nation right now, but all across the world. And that divide isn’t so much right versus left anymore, conservative versus liberal or any other sort of horizontal divide.

It’s more of a vertical divide, the divide between the people versus the elites in power. And I would argue that this vertical paradigm shift is no better exemplified than in the person of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He’s staying the course as our champion against the greatest monolith systematically destroying our lives via the food we eat. Now, I want you to watch this clip because among the tariff discussions, Trump said that we want our other countries to start buying American meat. And those other countries acutely pointed out that they’d love to, except for the fact that we dose our meat in freaking chlorine.

Check this out. President Trump has said he wants more countries to buy our meat and our poultry. But the European Union says U.S. chicken is washed in chlorine, maybe unsafe, and they don’t want it. So how do other countries process their poultry to prevent deadly foodborne illnesses? Here in the United States, you don’t need to disclose whether or not you use that organic wash or you use the diluted chlorine. Now, when you are exporting that meat, you do need to disclose it. Now, if you’re anything like me, when you hear about RFK and the changes happening and the things we discover along the way, your mind quickly goes to our children, our grandchildren.

What is it that we’ve been feeding them? What’s been in these vaccines this whole time? Why are our children suffering from obesity and diabetes, chronic illnesses at rates we’ve just simply never seen before in history? Well, joining me today to help bring clarity to this confusion is Dr. Alejandro Díaz. Dr. Díaz is a pediatric allergist immunologist and interestingly predicted the forthcoming pandemic in October of 2018, approximately one year before the first case of COVID in Wuhan. Dr. Díaz, welcome. Thank you so much for being with us today. Steve, thank you so much for having me on your show.

That’s my honor. So, I mean, obviously, Bobby Kennedy has been incessantly calling attention to the alarming rates of childhood obesity, diabetes, other chronic conditions. So, in your estimation, what’s driving this crisis and how much of it comes down to lifestyle choices versus, you know, real systemic issues in health care or food systems? You know, Steve, unfortunately, childhood obesity is a significant public health concern in the United States. And approximately one in every five kids and adolescents between two and 19 years of age, they suffer from obesity. Wow. Yeah, it’s a big number and it’s a lot of concern.

Like, for example, for me, as a pediatrician that I treat kids all the time and I see children in my office all the time and I’m a father of four. Just try to—I’m very concerned about this. The quality of our foods has diminished tremendously for the—I want to say for the last—for the—has 25 to 30 years. Food is not the same quality as it used to be when I was growing up and you were growing up. So, unfortunately, you know, big food industry, they are more concerned in terms of profitability than in terms of nutrition. So, at this time, unfortunately, our kids are eating high-calorie, low-nutrition foods.

And you can imagine if you add that to lower physical activity, because our kids, unfortunately, they are—this is a true pandemic. They are, you know, attached to their screenings, to their screens, their screen time. It’s at the highest levels ever. And obviously, they’re not doing exercise. They’re not eating well. Stress, because of the content of the things they’re looking at, their cell phone, iPad, you name it, it’s very violent in many aspects. So, that will bring stress. So, imagine, low activity, high-calorie, low-nutrition, no sports, and a lot of stress coming from the content they are looking and consuming every day.

You know, that just disrupts the sleep pattern, disrupts a lot of metabolic patterns. And hence, we have chronic diseases like cardiovascular, increased amounts of diabetes, you know, like never before, and a lot of obesity. You know, we’re talking about in the age group that I have mentioned, from 2 to 19 years, probably 20% of our kids, they suffer—and I say suffer—from obesity. Can you imagine that? It is estimated, Steve, it is estimated that treating obesity in the United States, it’s about $1.3 billion each year. And there are more focus on treating the problem than what is best, preventing the problem.

Right. Exactly. Exactly. It’s so interesting you were saying that about activity, you know, because I live a few miles away from an Amish farm. I’m in the Greater Philly area out here. And, you know, I see them. They work so hard. The kids are out there working early hours and so forth, forgoing so much of our modern luxuries and technologies. And it just really brings home to me how significantly less physically active our kids are today than any real past human generation. And I was curious if you could develop that a bit more for us, how that lack of activity plays into this, how that physical activity discrepancy impacts the obesity crisis we see among particularly our children and our teens.

Big time, Steve. Big time, unfortunately. For example, I grew up during the 70s. Can you imagine? You and me, man. I think we’re the same age. Yeah. Back in our day, if you remember, Steve, we used to be all the time playing outside with our friends all the time, you know, from skateboards to BMX to all sorts of sports, you name it. Everything was outdoors. Everything was outdoors. We were getting sunlight from the sun. We were getting fresh air. We were getting, you know, social content. And that is not the case anymore. We have switched our habits and look now, we are suffering.

Like, for example, when I was growing up, when I was a kid, I don’t remember having any autism, you know, friend. There was no obesity during my time, you know, there was no I never knew somebody with diabetes or any other chronic disease. And, you know, everything is changing, unfortunately, for for turning bad. And I’m very happy that Secretary Kennedy is leading the Maha movement. Because I think I really think that, you know, the rest of the secretaries on the NIH, CDC, and you name it, it’s going to be a turning point. It’s going to be something that will change for the betterment of society.

And I’m very enthusiastic about it. And we have to do something because we are leaving what we call a syndemic. Syndemic, it’s a compound of different pandemics within one. And we have a pandemic of obesity. We have a pandemic of lack of activity. We have a pandemic of confusion in our kids, in our population. And and we have and we also have, Steve, what I call a spiritual battle. Yes. Yes. Yeah. So we’re living in very difficult times. Yes. Wow. I love that endemic. Yeah. Like symphony, right? Exactly. It’s what we call a syndemic, which is a compounding of different pandemics within one big circle.

And this is exactly what’s going on worldwide. Yeah. And they must be reciprocal, too. So as one gets worse, the others get worse. Exactly. Exactly. It’s what we call a vicious cycle. Yeah. Yeah. So what are what are some of the key basic yet critical nutrients that you see lacking in children today and and how and how do those deficiencies impact chronic disease? That’s a great question, Steve. You know, that’s a great question. I see it all the time on my practice, seeing kids and, you know, the pediatric population, you know, you can we’ll see in it from.

A bunch of different deficiencies from iron to vitamin D calcium stink iodine fiber and many others magnesium. I mean, because what I said before, unfortunately, big food, they are more interest in making money than providing providing accurate nutrition for our kids. The future of any society, Steve, by far it’s within our kids. So we have to develop healthy kids from nutrition wise, from mental wise and physical and spiritual, which is very important. So we have to balance it out everything. And obviously, that lack of nutrients, among other things that we just mentioned, they are contributing big time to the developing of chronic diseases like diabetes, arthritis, autism, autism, you know, cardiovascular diseases and many more.

Right, right. Oh, it’s terrible. I mean, just yeah, it’s so horrible. And I just I like how you keep hammering this notion of these, these big food and big farm and so forth, profits over people. That’s what’s so tragic about it. And I that’s really what seems to me that our politics of today is it’s not let that’s what I meant. It’s not so much horizontal. It’s not left versus right. It’s really vertical. It’s the people now bringing these corporations bring these mass government and so forth to heal. It’s bringing them to account for what they’ve been able to get away with.

We just haven’t had any kind of real advocacy there. And, you know, you you are the chief pediatric your chief of pediatric medicine at the wellness company, which I love. I’m a huge advocate of the wellness company. Everybody in this channel knows that I think you’re all meeting a very a number of very important needs. So as the chief of pediatric medicine, what are what are some of the solutions that you all offer to help get some good stuff in our kids bodies daily to help them get on a better path so that people can take some action here? You know, Steve, like like what it’s important about our mission, vision and objective.

It’s to bring information, valuable information for people in this case, for parents, because they are the one who are making, you know, the one who are making the decisions for their kids who goes to the grocery. Who goes to get the groceries, not the kids. They will eat whatever they have available. That’s what I said all the time to my patients and to my students and to my residents. So it’s important. We have to create a conscience based program that we have to change because things that have been happening for the last 30 years. They’re not they’re not helping anybody.

So we are on a verge of making a new conscience. This is why we have this mission and vision to help people as much as we can with proper nutrition through telemedicine. Like, for example, we have we have certain supplements that we have compounded and they’re very good for kids for certain, you know, specific deficiencies or just, you know, to boost your their immune system. What just happened after the covid operation, Steve? Right. I mean, everything changed. Right. You know, social distancing, lockdowns, masking, an increase in the incredible amount of vaccinations that now we know and we knew before that there will be only chaos after that chaos everywhere.

And we’re starting to see the side effects and the downsides of those actions. Yes. And so, you know, at the wellness company, we have certain specific solutions for for our kids like the fruit and veggies gum. You all all come in in gummies fruit and veggies. Spikes support the sports recovery electrolytes and obviously are, you know, super immune. So those are good solutions. Those are good products for our kids. And this is the time that we have to create this conscience about health. This is what I call the wellness revolution. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It’s the Maha part of Maga.

Right. It’s making America healthy again. I mean, we can’t make America great again if we’re not healthy. That all starts with our health. That’s why I just I love that when when Trump and RFK joined forces back in August, I said something’s going on here. Now, this is absolutely holistic. It’s going way beyond just the political and the cultural. Now it’s actually going to the micro level to the to the body. The body is a microcosm of the wellness of the larger culture. And that’s what I love about what you’re doing at the wellness company. And we’ve talked to so many of your professionals there.

And you guys are just so amazing gang. I mean, make sure to click the link in the description and visit the wellness company. You’re going to be blown away if you have not seen them before. Their website’s amazing. And as you know, I’m a huge supporter and cheerleader for what they’re doing in the larger Maha movement and helping us all take back our health. And that’s what we’re all about here. We’re all about taking action. So make sure to click the link in the below. Click the link in the description below and do precisely that. Take action.

Click on that link below and check out the kids natural gummies. There’s a number of them and use code Turley. And we’re going to get 15 percent off your order and regain control over your and your children’s health today. Again, we can’t make America great again until we first make our own health great again. Let’s restore our bodies and then we can restore our culture and our nation. So Dr. Diaz, you’re wonderful. Thank you so much for what you’re doing. Thank you for the wellness company. And yet let’s have you back soon. I really want to talk more about this crisis of children’s health and what you guys are really doing to change it and impact it.

I will be delighted to be back on your show. Thank you so much, Steve. And thank you for having me and just to share some of these ideas to your wonderful audience. Thank you, Dr. Diaz. Thank you so much. Thank you. [tr:trw].

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