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12/18/2025

The Problem With Government-Run Healthcare Models

When people talk about Medicare for All, the idea sounds generous on the surface. Free healthcare for everybody. But the part that rarely gets discussed is how that healthcare would actually function once it is fully government run.

Under a government-controlled system, you don’t get freedom of choice. You get whatever the government approves. That means the range of care narrows dramatically. You won’t be able to access services like acupuncture, chiropractic, naturopathic care, or other alternative and integrative approaches that many people rely on today.

Government programs focus almost exclusively on AMA-approved medicine. And that generally means two things
Operations
Drugs

Not prevention.
Not holistic treatment.
Not lifestyle and wellness-based care.
Not anything outside the narrow list of approved interventions.

So while the idea of free healthcare is appealing, the reality of government-controlled healthcare is far more restrictive. The treatments you believe in, the providers you trust, and the approaches that help you may not be part of the package at all.

The more centralized a healthcare system becomes, the fewer options people have. And that’s the part of the conversation that rarely gets the attention it deserves.

12/17/2025

Why Both Parties Are Quietly Discouraging Charity

The Republicans changed the tax code by raising the standard deduction, which means most people no longer itemize. When you don’t itemize, you can’t deduct charitable giving. So even though people may still want to give, there is no tax encouragement at all.

The irony is that both political parties end up discouraging charitable giving, even though private charity is almost always a more efficient and more effective way of meeting social needs than government programs. Charity is local, fast, targeted, and accountable. Government is slow, bureaucratic, and wasteful.

But both parties want more government, just in different directions.
Conservatives generally push for more spending on defense, law enforcement, and national security.
Liberals tend to push for more spending on social programs, public benefits, and subsidies.

Either way, both sides expand government’s role and shrink the role of private charity. And the tax code reflects that. When the government makes charitable giving harder or less rewarding, it signals that the state, not the community, should be the primary problem solver.

The problem is, government will never be as flexible or effective as private charity. And discouraging people from giving hurts the very communities politicians claim to serve.

12/16/2025

Why We Should Be Encouraging Private Charity, Not Limiting It

I’m a big fan of private charity doing as much as possible to make the world better instead of relying on government. Private giving is faster, more targeted, more innovative, and more compassionate. People on the ground know their communities better than any federal agency ever could. When individuals and organizations step up, real change happens.

That’s why it makes no sense to discourage charitable giving by limiting deductions to sixty percent or by structuring the tax code in a way where most people don’t itemize and therefore get zero deduction for giving. The result is that countless acts of generosity go completely unrecognized and unsupported.

Private charity should be encouraged dramatically. When citizens take care of each other, when they support local organizations, when they invest in solutions that matter to them, the whole country becomes stronger. Communities become more resilient. Innovation increases. People step up because they want to help, not because the government forces them to.

We should be making it easier for people to give, not harder. Private charity is one of America’s greatest strengths, and we ought to fuel it, honor it, and expand it, not limit it.

12/11/2025

Why We Need To Get Honest About Sugar And Diabetes

Diabetes is, in many cases, a symptom of eating far too many carbohydrates and drinking far too many sugary drinks. We flood the body with sodas and sweet snacks, then act surprised when blood sugar spirals out of control. In a better world, soft drinks would come with a warning label and a heavy tax that reflects the real cost they create in long term health problems. I am in favor of a very steep tax on sugar, because right now it is far too cheap and far too easy to overconsume.

Fake sugars are not the answer either. Artificial sweeteners can confuse the body, disrupt normal signals, and create a different set of problems. The truth is simple. Our taste buds and our culture are addicted to sweet. What we really need is not a different kind of sweetener. We need far less sweetness in our diet overall. Reducing sweeteners sharply is one of the most powerful steps we can take to prevent disease and move toward real health.

12/10/2025

Why Returning to Ancestral Eating Creates Real Health

The Weston A. Price Foundation is a very interesting traditional food organization because it focuses on something modern nutrition rarely talks about, eating the way our ancestors ate before processing took over our food system. They promote nutrient dense foods, clean farming, real fats, fermented foods, mineral rich broths, and the idea that health begins with what the soil produces and what we put in our bodies.

They have a lot of powerful content rooted in the simple truth that eating sick food makes sick people. And when people are sick, who profits Big pharma makes more money developing treatments for diseases that are often created or worsened by the industrial food system itself.

Our ancestors did not eat chemically modified grains, refined sugars, vegetable oils, artificial flavors, dyes, or ultra processed snacks. They ate whole foods from healthy soil, and their bodies reflected that. Today, the more we drift away from that way of eating, the more chronic illness we see.

The Weston A. Price approach reminds us that health is not just about avoiding disease. It is about giving the body what it was designed to thrive on. When we return to real food, we return to real health.

12/09/2025

The Hidden Risks in Manufactured and Genetically Modified Foods

I think a lot of the manufactured foods on the market today are genuinely dangerous and harmful. They are engineered for shelf life, sweetness, and profit, not for human health. When you take whole foods apart, strip out the nutrients, add chemicals, preservatives, artificial flavors, dyes, and then package it as “food,” the body does not know what to do with it. Over time, that creates real harm.

I also believe that some of the newer innovations, like genetically modified foods, are not proven to be healthy. We simply do not have long-term data showing how they affect the human body over decades. Some may end up being safe, but others may not. And because the science is still evolving, there is a very real possibility that some of these foods may actually be harmful.

When you mix that uncertainty with a food system already dominated by processed ingredients, artificial additives, and crops grown in depleted soil, it becomes even more concerning.

The safest path is still the simplest. Foods that are closest to how they appear in nature. Foods grown in healthy soil, raised without chemicals, and minimally processed. Whole vegetables, fruits, grains, beans, grass-fed meats, pasture-raised eggs, clean dairy, and foods with ingredient lists you can pronounce.

The more we return to real food, the more we protect our health from risks we do not fully understand yet.

12/04/2025

We Need a Healthier Food System, Starting With How We Feed Animals

I think we have to eat healthier, and that starts long before food reaches our plates. I am advocating for an entirely different food system, one that restores how we grow food and how we feed animals. That is part of what the forage harvester project is all about.

Right now, too many animals are grain fed, and that creates a cascade of health problems, both for the animals and for the people who eat them. Grain makes animals gain weight fast, but it does not make them healthy. Healthier forage makes healthier animals, and healthier animals make healthier people.

God’s creation already gave us one of the best forages that ever existed. GA grass is an incredible grass. It is high protein, high quality, and was once common across the Midwest. It supported thriving ecosystems, healthier cattle, and richer soil.

But we destroyed it. Plowing wiped out huge sections of native grasslands. Barbed wire kept cattle confined in smaller spaces, causing them to overgraze the same spots over and over until the grass died out entirely. What was once a natural, regenerative system disappeared.

Reintroducing grasses like GA grass and shifting animals back to a forage based diet can repair soil, restore ecosystems, and create food that is genuinely nutrient dense again. It is a return to the way nature was designed to function.

If we want healthier people, we must start with healthier land and healthier animals. This is not just a diet change. It is a systems change.