JOE ROGAN interviews TRUMP: The likely next POTUS directly addresses NUTRITION and HEALTH
Bad health is trending in America. More than 50 percent of Americans are prediabetic or diabetic, 75 percent are overweight or obese, and one in every three Americans has some form of cancer. What president has ever addressed these health atrocities that are getting worse faster than ever, especially since the Covid clot shot roll out? Finally, Donald J. Trump, who just appeared on the most popular podcast in the world, The Joe Rogan Experience, addressed these issues head on, with the courage to talk about the Big Pharma scams that exacerbate the whole health avalanche most Americans are being devastated by right now.
Rogan and Trump discuss how if Americans ate nutritious food and took vitamins, most would not be suffering the health problems they do now
Every American suffering from preventable diseases and disorders should have to do the same thing when they visit the doctor – write down everything you ate and drank over the past week; however, that doctor should be a naturopathic physician who has studied nutrition and metabolic health. Then, they could identify all of the bad health culprits and help that patient curb, carve and reconfigure their food regimen, while examining vitamin and mineral deficiencies, and prescribing the proper supplements to replenish and recapture ideal health.
Joe Rogan comes right out and says that Big Pharma wouldn’t be able to sell drugs to healthy people, blaming “chemicals and ingredients in our foods that are illegal in other countries.” Trump dives right in with Rogan and they both call out all the chemical pesticides and toxic herbicides America sprays on the crops and produce, leading to all this preventable health detriment. No President or presidential candidate has EVER done this before, especially during the last couple weeks leading up to the election, much less on the most popular podcast in the world.
Trump breaks out a chart that RFK, Jr. created for him showing how much worse off America is regarding health outcomes for preventable diseases and disorders and it is mind-blowing (life expectancy vs. health expenditure). Joe Rogan points out that currently more than 70 percent of young American men are ineligible for the military because of their poor health.
Joe Rogan appropriately blames the chemicals we ingest and a sedentary lifestyle, void of exercise and nutrition and chock full of adulterated foods that contain toxins that drive obesity, cancer, heart disease, organ failure, autism, strokes and dementia. Trump talks about how great of a person RFK Jr. is and how he’s going to be key for the Trump administration helping Americans reclaim their health and vitality. Trump tells Rogan he is completely committed to having RFK Jr. head up health improvements for the nation.
Trump even goes so far as to point out that a healthy nation would be less expensive, which no President or presidential candidate does. All we ever hear is price controls for certain medications, and it’s far too little and too late. Plus, no President has ever challenged the safety and efficacy of vaccines the way Trump is doing now, as Joe Rogan points out the horrific after-effects from the Covid jabs and how the media suppresses and censors all mention of it.
Then they both talk about the dangers of pharmaceutical drugs and how they’ve been allowed to advertise the crazy drugs, with all their insane side effects, on television for the past three decades, like no other country in the world. Plus, Rogan opens up the interview talking about how in 2016, the women on The View welcomed Trump on the show with open arms, hugging him, proving he is no racist or white supremacist, as the media would all have us believe now. If you want to mainly hear the health and wellness conversations, skip to about 2 hours into the interview.
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