Instead of fixing America’s conventional food supply, CDC researchers plan to eliminate the term OBESITY and re-brand it a DISEASE, to avoid confusion

The CDC wants the term obesity erased from existence instead of trying to help obese people get healthy or making an attempt to prevent the obesity plandemic in the first place. Today, in the “woke” world, there is not much effort to live a healthy, moral life based on respect for the body, for the nuclear family, or for our great country and all it has to offer.

Any person can choose to eat healthy food that is organic and/or local, free from pesticides, processed ingredients, added sugars, toxic gluten, and chemical-laden oils. Any person can choose to exercise regularly and take supplements to maintain optimal health, but the CDC wants to avoid all of this as advice, thinking that if they just erase and censor “labels” for obesity, immediate-gratification consumers who often do not exercise, then the problems will magically disappear and nobody will feel “shame” or “self-doubt” anymore. There is zero chance this will work.

Regulatory agencies in the USA are part of the sick care industry and their policies support a depopulation agenda that fuels obesity, diabetes, cancer, dementia

Eating processed food all day is the “norm” in America, and obesity is on the rise. In fact, more than half the world’s population is projected to be “obese” just 12 years from now. That’s 4 billion people, according to the World Obesity Federation (WOF), who will not just be over weight, but extremely over weight. Nary a case of this is “genetic,” as the sick care industry of the USA would have them all believe. Remember, obesity drives all the worst preventable diseases, including type 2 diabetes, cancer, heart disease, strokes, and dementia. They’re all linked.

According to the WOF report, children are a top category for skyrocketing obesity statistics, especially in lower-income cities and counties. Maybe if we all close our eyes we won’t see the problem and it will disappear. That makes as much sense as deleting the word obesity from every article, research paper, website, post, blog, video, and history book to help “solve” the problem of obese people feeling bad about themselves.

Health care costs for treating obese people with all their health ills tops out in the trillions of dollars, and the sick care industry is not healing them, just covering up symptoms and performing surgeries, while the same patients keep eating the same junk science “food stuff” and polluting their bodies and minds.

Most school systems serve up enough junk food that makes thin kids turn obese within a few months. The food pyramid tells everyone to eat lots of bread, dairy, and meat, which can all drive inflammation and constipation, since most conventional forms of these contain hormones, antibiotics, chemical agents, and toxic additives and preservatives. Obesity is the real pandemic, and it’s planned by Big Food and Big Pharma. This has been in the works since WWII, when food processing plants became the norm.

The CDC, FDA, AMA, ADA, WHO, EPA, and just about every other 3-letter agency are all part of the toxic-food, sick-care combo-industry that perpetuates preventable diseases and disorders by failing to protect the food supply and the medical treatment supply. The natural health world is under attack by the very agencies who should be acting to protect it.

The best plan would be to “delete” these agencies and get rid of them once and for all, since they are worse than worthless. Then we need to take back control from the billionaires and globalists who want to depopulate the nation and planet by using toxic food and toxic medicine. Instead, the CDC insists that everyone is confused, because the word “obesity” is offensive, and the most important thing the CDC can do is protect people’s self-esteem. Now that’s offensive.

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Sources for this article include:

LegalInsurrection.com

NaturalNews.com

UCLAhealth.org