All right, welcome back to Fluckus Talks and Podcast episode 293 today on the show.

Big indictments are coming and we're going to tell you why to expect some false flag attacks on the follow-up.

Then there was a major ice shooting in Dallas by another Antifa type.

We're going to go over that.

Then in cringe of the week, we have a large,

violent trans section that you're not going to want to miss. And last but not least, in urban

decay, we have some bad subway behavior. All this in Mars, Fluckus Talks the Podcast,

episode 293, ranked the best news podcast of all time.

Because words are just worse until action actually starts.

And actually speak louder than words.

But at the same time, words speak loud and actions because sometimes it's the right thing to do.

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It's like to stop a podcast featuring Richard.

Richard.

All right, one for one on the intro as always.

Guys, the Swamp and Big Pharma know a healthy population is harder to control.

That's why the FDA is trying to hand nmnmn nicotinide mononucleotide to big pharma and take it from you nmn powers 37 trillion cells in your body

helps lower weight cholesterol and blood pressure and even can slow or reverse aging swear by it, but don't take my word for it. Here's Professor David Sinclair from the Center for the Biology of Aging at Harvard Medical School talking about it on Joe Rogan. What is NMN? Good question. So about 20 years ago, Lenny Guarante and a team of us at MIT discovered a set of genes that controls aging in yeast. Just brewers yeast, what you find in beer and bread. And those genes are

called Sertuans, and there are seven of them in our bodies, five in yeast. And what they do is they protect all organisms on the planet, plants, bacteria, humans, from deterioration and disease. They're like the Pentagon. They sense when we're hungry, sense when we're exercising, and they send out the troops to defend us. So when you put more of these genes into a yeast cell or a mouse, they'll live longer between 5 to 20% longer. And so we think that these genes are responsible for the effects of dieting and exercise, which is great. What that means is we can now mimic that with molecules. So NEMN is one of those molecules. So is a Resveratrol. NEMN works so well, the FDA wants it off of supplement shelves. On September 30th,'ll decide whether to reclassify it as a drug,

handing control to big pharma. This is the last week you could still get NMN as a supplement before

it could be banned forever. This change isn't about safety or efficacy. It's about cornering the

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