The Healthy American Peggy Hall thehealthyamerican.org talks about how the ‘good cop, bad cop’ tactic is used in Project Stargate, a cancer vaccine project. She explains how Sam Altman and Elon Musk have different opinions to influence people. Peggy also shares a natural product for health and explains how ‘good cop, bad cop’ is a mind trick. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall from thehealthyamerican.org talks about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Senate hearings. She worries that his focus on vaccine safety might mean more kids are used for tests. Peggy also questions his trust in agencies like the CDC and FDA. She wonders if the government should decide how to keep people healthy. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall talks about how cash is important for small businesses and people. It helps businesses save money by avoiding credit card fees, which means more profit and support for local communities. The speaker warns that a cashless society could harm privacy and make life harder for the elderly and those not good with technology, increasing fraud risks. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall talks about how Trump administration has paused public messages from health agencies until a Trump appointee approves them. This affects groups like the CDC and FDA. Meanwhile, a big nuclear training exercise is happening in New York. The CDC shared tips for radiation emergencies, but some people wonder if these tips, like “duck and cover,” really work. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Peggy Hall from The Healthy American talks about a giant 65-foot paper mache sculpture of Donald Trump. Made by artist Fabrizio Gali in 2019, it was called “God, Emperor Trump” and poked fun at Trump’s presidency. Hall also discusses Trump’s Mars plans and criticizes Elon Musk. Watch her video and share your thoughts! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Peggy Hall from The Healthy American talks about a Wall Street Journal interview with Bill Gates about meeting Trump. She also discusses a new idea where computers could prescribe medicine. Peggy shares worries about robots in healthcare and unnecessary tests. Plus, she introduces a natural product that helps with blood pressure, cholesterol, and weight. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Robots are now smart enough to prescribe medicine, thanks to a new bill. Some people worry about who is really in charge as technology grows. David Schweikert, who supports the bill, believes in using tech in many areas. Even though some are worried, the FDA has approved many devices that help doctors with patient care. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall from thehealthyamerican.org talks about the new president, Joe Biden, and why investing in gold is important. She shares her thoughts on the political climate and asks what people want Trump to do next. Peggy promises to cover more topics, like fires and issues with air travel, in future posts. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall from thehealthyamerican.org talks about two of President Trump’s executive orders. One order wants to change Mount McKinley’s name back to its original, after it was renamed Denali. The other suggests renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. These changes might not be accepted worldwide. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Peggy Hall from thehealthyamerican.org talks about a big fire at the Vistra energy battery plant in Moss Landing, California. This plant is the largest battery storage place in the U.S. The fire led to 1,700 people leaving their homes and part of Highway 1 closing. Hall worries about the safety of these growing battery plants. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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