Del Bigtree: The DARK Truth Behind America’s Healthcare System

Are we facing a health crisis in America? It might be worse than you think. Shockingly, 77% of our young people can’t even pass the health exam required to join the military. This isn’t just a health problem; it’s a national security issue. How did the world’s most powerful nation become so unhealthy?

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The good news is, there’s a growing movement pushing back against our broken system. It’s called the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. Spearheaded by figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) and Dell Bigtree, CEO of Maha Action, MAHA is fighting for medical truth and transparency. You can find out more about their work at Maha Action. But what exactly is MAHA trying to achieve? And why is it so important right now?

MAHA: More Than Just a Movement

MAHA is gaining serious momentum, and it’s already making waves. It played a significant role in the last election, drawing in voters who are deeply concerned about their health and the health of their families. Think about the “MAHA Moms.” These are mothers who are fired up about the dangerous chemicals and toxins hiding in our everyday foods.

Here’s a scary example: Froot Loops sold in America contain toxic chemicals that are illegal in the Froot Loops Kellogg’s makes for other countries. Why are we allowing this? These are the kinds of issues that are driving people to get involved and demand change. People are waking up and realizing that health is political, and they’re ready to fight for it.

RFK Jr. has pointed out that our healthcare system focuses on managing sickness and disease instead of preventing them in the first place. Why is that? Shouldn’t the goal be to eradicate sickness altogether?

Think about it: The pharmaceutical industry makes more money when people are chronically ill. Cures and prevention don’t generate the same profits. The problem is that our system has been run by an industry that benefits the most from keeping people sick. And the numbers don’t lie.

We’re now the sickest nation in the industrialized world. Back in the 1980s, only about 12.8% of kids had a chronic disease. Now, that number has skyrocketed to nearly 60%! That means 60% of our children have a disease they’ll likely struggle with for the rest of their lives.

Cancer rates are higher than ever. Heart disease is on the rise. People are dying younger. Whatever success we thought we had in healthcare is now slipping away. The focus has been on pushing more and more drugs to cover up the symptoms instead of finding the real cause of the problem.

RFK Jr. recently fired a large number of people at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to change this very culture. His goal is to shift the focus toward finding the root causes of diseases like cancer, heart disease, autism, asthma, ADD, and ADHD. It’s a bold move, but a necessary one.

Look at the numbers: In the 1960s and 70s, the autism rate was about 1 in 10,000. Today, it’s 1 in 34. For boys, it’s even more alarming – about 1 in 22. What’s causing this explosion? How corrupt has our healthcare system become that these numbers are allowed to happen? These are serious questions that deserve serious answers.

So, what’s to blame? Is it vaccines? Fluoride in our water? 5G cell phones? Herbicides and pesticides like glyphosate? Hormones in our meat supply? Pollution in the air?

The truth is, we may not know exactly what’s causing this health crisis. But we do know one thing: We’re getting sicker, and it has to be related to the toxins in our environment. Our genes haven’t changed that dramatically in just 40 years. So, it’s clear that something in our environment is triggering these health problems.

And here’s the kicker: Every single one of these potential toxins – from the beef we eat to the water we drink – has been approved and declared safe by our regulatory agencies like the HHS, FDA, CDC, and NIH. This system needs to change, and fast.

Remember when kids used to play outside all the time? Basketball courts were packed. Now, kids are glued to their phones and iPads, often eating junk food. How do we get them moving again? How do we inspire America to get healthy again?

It starts with our children. That’s why MAHA Action is working on a school lunch program to get whole, nutritious foods into schools and kick out the processed junk. We’re spending trillions of dollars on healthcare every year, and most of that goes to treating chronic diseases. If we can teach our kids to eat well from the start, we can change the future.

MAHA is working on some big initiatives to inspire the nation. They’re aiming to launch a “Get America Healthy Again” campaign for the 250-year anniversary of the United States. The goal is to make that year the year we decide to become the strongest, healthiest nation in the world again.

When you have a nation of sick and overweight young people, it’s not just a health problem – it’s a national security threat. It’s time to take this seriously.

The WHO: A Threat to Sovereignty?

President Trump made a significant move when he pulled the U.S. out of the World Health Organization (WHO). Why was this so important?

During COVID, the WHO drove lockdowns worldwide. They’ve also signed treaties that could override national constitutions. The WHO is setting up a situation where they become the governing body of the world during pandemics. This raises serious concerns about national sovereignty.

Figures like Bill Gates have become major funders of the WHO, raising questions about influence and control. The argument is that globalists are seeking a one-world government. Trump’s stance was clear: the U.S. Constitution and sovereignty come first.

A Victory: Utah Bans Fluoride

There are some victories to celebrate. Utah recently banned fluoride in its water supply. For years, concerns about fluoride were dismissed as conspiracy theories. But now, major studies are showing that fluoride can lower children’s IQ. And the more fluoride a pregnant woman drinks, the more IQ points her baby can lose.

Florida is also removing fluoride in some districts. There’s hope that RFK Jr. might make federal policy changes regarding fluoride recommendations. Every IQ point counts, especially for our children.

Good food, clean water, and exercise are essential for a healthy nation. It’s time to take action. Learn more about the MAHA movement and how you can get involved by visiting Maha Action and checking out the Maha podcast. Follow Dell Bigtree on social media to stay updated.