429: Exposing the Corruption and Lies in Academia and Government | Kevin Bass, PhD

The Genius Life

Max Lugavere

Health & Fitness

4.7 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2024

⏱️ 114 minutes

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Kevin Bass, PhD, is focused on challenging misinformation in health, nutrition, academia, and government policy. He has written for Newsweek and the New York Post on COVID policy missteps, advocating for evidence-based dialogue and scientific integrity.

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0:00.0	What's Poppin family? It's episode 329 of the Genius Life. Max Lugamir. Max Lugamir.
0:14.0	Genuine.
0:15.0	What is the genius life,
0:17.0	The genius life.
0:19.0	What's going on everybody? What's going on everybody? Welcome back to another episode of the show. I'm your
0:25.5	host Max Lugavir and on this episode I'm very excited to welcome back my good
0:28.8	friend Dr Kevin Bass. Kevin is a scientist known for his critical examination of health and nutrition trends
0:35.3	with a commitment to challenging misinformation not only in the wellness industry, but also
0:40.6	within academia and government policy.
0:43.2	He has written for Newsweek in the New York Post where he highlighted missteps in COVID policy
0:47.8	and is advocated for open evidence-based dialogue.
0:51.1	He focuses on promoting scientific integrity, particularly in the areas of nutrition and public health,
0:56.8	emphasizing the need for clear, accurate information to guide policy and inform the public.
1:03.4	On this episode of the show, we dive deep into the politicization of science and academia, exploring
1:09.6	why open dialogue on pandemic responses was often shut down by the mainstream media.
1:14.4	We'll also take a fascinating look at how political representation in
1:18.0	science has shifted dramatically since the 1950s and why the lack of focus on
1:22.0	nutrition and lifestyle is a huge oversight in health
1:25.1	policy especially when it comes to chronic diseases like Alzheimer's. Plus we're
1:29.7	going to tackle some big wellness topics from the surprising value of animal source foods to why sodium
1:35.1	might just be a game changer for your mental health.
1:38.9	Our conversation is packed with insights that you are not going to want to miss.
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