Science is our society's criterion of truth.
Fraudsters, anti-vaxers for example understand to present their bogus agenda in pseudo-scientific terms imparts to that bogus agenda a semblance of legitimacy.
The following Gundry disclosure is not to promote fraud, but to draw public attention to it.
Gundry MD:
Doctor warns Americans:
Avoid this "gut health destroyer" at all costs. Saturday August 24, 2024
We’ve been told our whole lives that fruits, veggies, and whole grains are healthy.
But a mountain of evidence now shows that many of these so-called “health foods” actually contain a harmful compound that could be significantly worse than sugar.
The man behind this stunning discovery is Dr. Steven Gundry — a world-renowned heart surgeon based in Palm Springs, California.
“This nasty substance can rip tiny tears throughout your entire gut lining,” says Dr. Gundry. “This then allows harmful bacteria and waste products to seep into your bloodstream and wreak havoc on your body.”
Researchers currently estimate that this widespread issue is causing millions of people to struggle with fatigue, indigestion, weight gain, brain fog, sore joints and muscles, and sometimes even skin problems.
But thankfully, it’s a problem that can easily be addressed at home.
“The solution is very simple, you just have to know which foods are actually healthy and which foods contain this hidden compound,” explains Dr. Gundry.
By simply eliminating this substance, he has seen thousands of his own patients achieve remarkable turnarounds. (In fact, he even lost 70lbs himself and has kept the weight off ever since.)
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Potentially substantially more consequential to the individual if ingredients include toxins, neurotoxic heavy metals, or agricultural pesticides, common examples.
The risk to society may be more consequential, as when political candidates paint a rosy picture of a grim future, "drill baby drill", a shortcut to politically successful dystopia, anthropogenic global warming.
- Who are they?
- What's their agenda?
- What do they have to gain?
- What are you at risk of losing?
Fraudsters, anti-vaxers for example understand to present their bogus agenda in pseudo-scientific terms imparts to that bogus agenda a semblance of legitimacy.
The following Gundry disclosure is not to promote fraud, but to draw public attention to it.
Gundry MD:
Doctor warns Americans:
Avoid this "gut health destroyer" at all costs. Saturday August 24, 2024
We’ve been told our whole lives that fruits, veggies, and whole grains are healthy.
But a mountain of evidence now shows that many of these so-called “health foods” actually contain a harmful compound that could be significantly worse than sugar.
The man behind this stunning discovery is Dr. Steven Gundry — a world-renowned heart surgeon based in Palm Springs, California.
“This nasty substance can rip tiny tears throughout your entire gut lining,” says Dr. Gundry. “This then allows harmful bacteria and waste products to seep into your bloodstream and wreak havoc on your body.”
Researchers currently estimate that this widespread issue is causing millions of people to struggle with fatigue, indigestion, weight gain, brain fog, sore joints and muscles, and sometimes even skin problems.
But thankfully, it’s a problem that can easily be addressed at home.
“The solution is very simple, you just have to know which foods are actually healthy and which foods contain this hidden compound,” explains Dr. Gundry.
By simply eliminating this substance, he has seen thousands of his own patients achieve remarkable turnarounds. (In fact, he even lost 70lbs himself and has kept the weight off ever since.)
Gundry MD - Is There A Solution For Leaky Gut?
thegutrehab.com
The risk to individuals may be a simple swindle, for example, the weakly regulated dietary supplements industry. The bottle says "25mcg (1,000IU) vitamin D3". But how do you know it's not only 700IU of D3? Or zero?
Potentially substantially more consequential to the individual if ingredients include toxins, neurotoxic heavy metals, or agricultural pesticides, common examples.
The risk to society may be more consequential, as when political candidates paint a rosy picture of a grim future, "drill baby drill", a shortcut to politically successful dystopia, anthropogenic global warming.
- Who are they?
- What's their agenda?
- What do they have to gain?
- What are you at risk of losing?
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sci·ence  (sīəns)n. 1. a. The observation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of phenomena: new advances in science and technology. b. Such activities restricted to a class of natural phenomena: the science of astronomy. 2. A systematic method or body of knowledge in a given area: the science of marketing. 3. Archaic Knowledge, especially that gained through experience. [Middle English, knowledge, learning, from Old French, from Latin scientia, from sciēns, scient-, present participle of scīre, to know; see skei- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.] The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition copyright ©2022 by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved. |