Hello and welcome to Under the Skin from Luminary. This week I spoke with Dr. Bob Gill. Dr. Bob

Gill is a family doctor, a GP, who became an activist, campaigning to prevent the privatisation

of the NHS. That's the National Health Service in England. Now wherever you are in the world,

you'll love this because it reveals how in plain sight conspiracies unfold. United Health

Care, a big American firm, got one of their guises, Simon Stephen, employed at the NHS,

then Simon Stephen goes back to work at United Health Care. The company that does the PR for

Purdue that did that big opioid crisis in America, they're all involved. It's all love this

because it shows you how big business and government and media operate in cahoots with one

another to get their objectives met. Even if it means ordinary people are going to get right

turned over. It's fantastic. Stay with us to listen to Dr. Bob Gill, but let's just do a little

bit of chatting first. How are you feeling today? I'm intermittent fasting. I'm absolutely starving.

That's my new catchphrase. Remember I told you two weeks ago that I was so hungry that I wasn't

hungry anymore. I'm not just and you said that's weird. I think I accidentally do it.

There's a sort of euphoria in it. It makes you so hyper aware. I can sort of, I'm like NIO. It

makes you better at working because I can see how things are unfolding. I'm like, do that,

do that, don't, that can't happen. That person is going to do that. I feel like all profits,

they fast, don't they? Maybe life would have been different if it just ate at 12.

Yeah, it would have been it would have been better because the thing is, I've said it before,

Jen, and I'll say it again. You're a right little wink. I'm saying that you've got to emulate

the conditions that we evolved for. Some people never argue against that. What about them?

Are they emulating the occasion conditions before that? No, they were adapting to environmental

necessity, appetite meets environment, and it formed us. We formed from that. Now, I believe

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