All right, good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to another special edition of Red Pill News. As always,

my name is Zach Payne, the corruption detector, and I am very pleased once again to be joined by my

very good friend, Dr. Bruce Fong from Neutronics and Sierra Integrative Medicine. Dr. Fong,

how are you today, sir?

Good, Zach. How are you doing, bud? I am excellent. And I'm really happy to be able to have you here today. We're actually

going to be talking about chronic illness, and it's a very timely subject because the confirmation

hearings for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., for Secretary of Health and Human Services, have just

concluded. I believe they're going to be voting on his

confirmation very soon. People may have voted by the time this broadcast is aired, but it's

important because RFK's platform about making America healthy again has everything to do with

chronic illness. Chronic illness is at epidemic proportions across the United States right now. I was shocked

to learn some of the statistics, not only among children, but also among adults. And I thought back

to when I was a kid. And there were very few children at my school that were either overweight or

obese or who had diabetes or who had some other

chronic health condition or who even had to take medicine.

You know, there was like one kid with autism, a couple of kids who maybe had learning

disabilities.

But nowadays, it seems like it truly is epidemic proportions.

And if you listened to any of the confirmation hearings and the questions that were being

asked of him, you would think that the biggest issues all surrounded around diseases or

sicknesses that could be treated with the vaccination.

But the truth of the matter is those things that children are vaccinated for come in exceedingly rare numbers, especially when compared to the level of chronic illness that we see in kids around the United States.

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