The good thing is RFK is very much for having the option for taking vaccines.
The health of the people in our country
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#1DieHardHawk
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Smallpox was, but the ones listed were not. In fact, measles is on the rise right now due to lack of vaccinations in some areas and travel, leading to increased exposure.
The vaccine question will always be controversial, especially the mandatory nature of some. It is a classic example of balancing personal liberties with public safety. If the MMR vaccine becomes optional for children, you can bet with confidence that there will be a dramatic increase in illnesses.
I have significant reservations regarding RFK Jr, but I don't doubt his passion and commitment. I just hope that he can put aside his strong personal beliefs and utilize evidence-based research to guide him, especially with vaccines. His focus on eradicating ingredients that could be harmful, and/or are designed to stimulate appetite and increase consumption is highly commendable and well overdue.
For those who haven't read it, there is a very interesting and enlightening book about some of this:
The Dorito Effect — Mark Schatzker
The End of Craving, a book about why we eat more but enjoy less by Mark Schatzker
www.markschatzker.com
Smallpox was, but the ones listed were not. In fact, measles is on the rise right now due to lack of vaccinations in some areas and travel, leading to increased exposure.
The vaccine question will always be controversial, especially the mandatory nature of some. It is a classic example of balancing personal liberties with public safety. If the MMR vaccine becomes optional for children, you can bet with confidence that there will be a dramatic increase in illnesses.
I have significant reservations regarding RFK Jr, but I don't doubt his passion and commitment. I just hope that he can put aside his strong personal beliefs and utilize evidence-based research to guide him, especially with vaccines. His focus on eradicating ingredients that could be harmful, and/or are designed to stimulate appetite and increase consumption is highly commendable and well overdue.
For those who haven't read it, there is a very interesting and enlightening book about some of this:
The Dorito Effect — Mark Schatzker
The End of Craving, a book about why we eat more but enjoy less by Mark Schatzker
I have not read that book, but Doritos are absolutely crack to me. I am not sure there is a single thing in life that gives me more pleasure than throwing a handful of Doritos in my mouth, to the extent that it disturbs me even as I am stuffing my face. I have to keep them out of the house.
Glass1/2fullguy
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This along w/ all the chemicals allowed to be sprayed on our food which is leading to Americans getting sick which leads to people going to the doctor which ultimately leads to big pharma. It’s all utterly disgusting.Smallpox was, but the ones listed were not. In fact, measles is on the rise right now due to lack of vaccinations in some areas and travel, leading to increased exposure.
The vaccine question will always be controversial, especially the mandatory nature of some. It is a classic example of balancing personal liberties with public safety. If the MMR vaccine becomes optional for children, you can bet with confidence that there will be a dramatic increase in illnesses.
I have significant reservations regarding RFK Jr, but I don't doubt his passion and commitment. I just hope that he can put aside his strong personal beliefs and utilize evidence-based research to guide him, especially with vaccines. His focus on eradicating ingredients that could be harmful, and/or are designed to stimulate appetite and increase consumption is highly commendable and well overdue.
For those who haven't read it, there is a very interesting and enlightening book about some of this:
The Dorito Effect — Mark Schatzker
The End of Craving, a book about why we eat more but enjoy less by Mark Schatzker
#1DieHardHawk
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Ahhhh.
Therefore, you definitely should read that book. It's eye-opening to say the least.
Do you know how much inflation would exist for food if all vegetables were organically grown? We'd only be able to produce about a 1/3 of supply for the US and about 1/8 globally.
I'm not saying we should ignore the effects of the chemicals but with growing populations, pests adapting and climate change, farming can't keep up without them.
thedukeofearl
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Chee-zit Grooves have been in first place ever since I spied them on the shelf at Hy-Vee
These gems are addictive
Literally can't stop munching on them
Might eat a box watching the Men's Basketball Game tonite
thedukeofearl
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Smallpox was, but the ones listed were not. In fact, measles is on the rise right now due to lack of vaccinations in some areas and travel, leading to increased exposure.
The vaccine question will always be controversial, especially the mandatory nature of some. It is a classic example of balancing personal liberties with public safety. If the MMR vaccine becomes optional for children, you can bet with confidence that there will be a dramatic increase in illnesses.
I have significant reservations regarding RFK Jr, but I don't doubt his passion and commitment. I just hope that he can put aside his strong personal beliefs and utilize evidence-based research to guide him, especially with vaccines. His focus on eradicating ingredients that could be harmful, and/or are designed to stimulate appetite and increase consumption is highly commendable and well overdue.
For those who haven't read it, there is a very interesting and enlightening book about some of this:
The Dorito Effect — Mark Schatzker
The End of Craving, a book about why we eat more but enjoy less by Mark Schatzker
The vaccinations worked well for me and everyone I knew
Ever since the vaccinations started way back then, nobody I knew had a case of Polio, Measles or Chickenpox
This was back in the Fifties and they seemed to work well ever since then
If measles is/are returning one would think parents would find a vaccination somewhere
Brain worms are a bit bothersome
