In the latest eye-opening episode of The Secret Teachings with Ryan Gable, we delve into the alarming truth that the FDA is finally admitting: red and yellow food dyes are harmful. These dyes, which have been a staple in our food supply, are now being recognized for their potential to cause hyperactivity, hypersensitivity, cancer, and even spiritual disconnection.
Join us as we explore the "multi-faceted health fraud" that is being perpetrated on the unsuspecting public. From the deceptive aisles of the grocery store to the misleading advice from doctor’s offices, the media, and regulatory agencies, we uncover the unsettling reality of our food and health systems.
Discover shocking revelations from an undercover video featuring an FDA executive who confesses to the agency being influenced by the industry it's supposed to regulate. We also discuss the latest trend among 'influencers' who create videos exposing harmful ingredients in processed foods. However, a closer look reveals a hidden agenda: these influencers often promote one processed product over another, sparking a deceptive marketing war between giants like Coke and Kraft, and Pfizer and Moderna.
Furthermore, we shed light on the political charades where politicians are sponsored by drug companies to appear as heroes fighting the very industry that funds their campaigns. This intricate web of deceit continues as these representatives support the same companies once they make it into congress.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the integrity of the food we eat and the health information we receive. It's time to question what's really on our plates and who's profiting from it.
Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion. Tune in now to arm yourself with knowledge and join the fight for transparency and health.
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