🔥Trump Official Drops BOMBSHELL on Charlie Kirk Show!

[00:00] Well, the last 30 days has been very

[00:03] interesting. We've got President Trump

[00:05] finally doing what Democrats and

[00:07] Republicans have been bragging they

[00:09] would do for decades, which is lower the

[00:12] price of drugs in America. We've got

[00:14] information coming out about COVID,

[00:17] about the vaccines, getting them out of

[00:20] American arms, uh, and so much more. To

[00:23] help me go through all this, I have Dr.

[00:25] Joel Khan. Dr. Khan, thank you so much

[00:27] for joining me. Well, I am pleased to be

[00:30] here. We got a lot to talk about. Oh,

[00:32] yeah. Well, I appreciate you coming on

[00:33] again. Our last show was uh wellreceived

[00:36] and I know your time is is valuable. I

[00:39] want to jump into a clip together. Uh

[00:41] this is Charlie Kirk and Dr. Marty

[00:44] McCary. He's the new FDA commissioner in

[00:48] the Trump administration. He works

[00:49] closely with RFK Jr. Let me pull up this

[00:52] clip and then we'll uh I want to ask you

[00:54] some questions about it. Dr. McCary,

[00:56] what a change it is versus what happened

[00:58] under Joe Biden. So, a question uh

[01:01] doctor that I'm getting from a lot of

[01:02] people and I know that you're getting it

[01:04] as well and feel free to answer it

[01:06] however you uh feel appropriate is

[01:09] whether the COVID shot will remain on

[01:12] the child vaccination schedule and I

[01:14] know that this is hotly debated. We

[01:17] believe on this program it should not be

[01:18] on the child vaccination schedule. Are

[01:20] you guys thinking about this? Your

[01:23] thoughts, Commissioner? Look, I'd love

[01:25] to see the evidence to show that uh

[01:27] giving young healthy children another

[01:31] COVID shot, you know, A6, the COVID

[01:33] booster, would help them, but that

[01:35] evidence does not exist. And so, we're

[01:37] not just going to rubber stamp things at

[01:39] the FDA. And I don't think you're going

[01:41] to see a push at the CDC to be pushing

[01:45] uh COVID shots in young, healthy

[01:47] children. That is something that's being

[01:49] discussed right now. Uh, I think you're

[01:52] going to see some announcement on that

[01:53] in the coming weeks, but I know they are

[01:56] trying to review all of the scientific

[01:58] data. And guess what? There's no data.

[02:00] There's no good randomized control data

[02:03] that the current version, the latest

[02:05] formulation of the COVID shot is

[02:08] necessary for young healthy children.

[02:10] Other countries have already recommended

[02:12] against it. Other uh leading countries

[02:15] in Europe have recommended against it

[02:17] for young healthy children. So I think

[02:19] you're going to see um a look at this

[02:21] and you're going to hear something

[02:22] forthcoming. Well, I'm thrilled to hear

[02:24] that. And as you know the the

[02:26] significance also is once you are on the

[02:28] childhood vaccination schedule with it

[02:30] becomes other immunity protections. So

[02:32] there's other kind of very sinister

[02:34] elements associated the liability

[02:36] protections. Okay. So uh other countries

[02:40] are recommending do not get this. Now we

[02:44] have uh new blood, new minds at the FDA,

[02:48] the CDC, HHS, they're saying we we can't

[02:52] find any good data for this. Uh your

[02:55] your thoughts on this, especially with

[02:57] myocarditis uh in the heart becoming

[03:00] such an issue. Your your thoughts, Dr.

[03:02] Con? Yeah, and uh I thank the Lord above

[03:05] every day for this fresh blood. I've had

[03:08] the pleasure to work with Dr. McCary on

[03:10] several TV shows in the past. always was

[03:13] impressive and he's coming out punching

[03:15] with, you know, science data, not

[03:17] emotion. Uh yeah, there has been no data

[03:20] that, you know, infants, children, and

[03:23] I'll add pregnant mothers can safely

[03:26] receive the mRNA COVID uh injection. Um

[03:30] it was pushed, it was shoved, it

[03:32] violated every science and ethical

[03:35] precept about, you know, uh first do no

[03:38] harm. uh we were injecting children to

[03:41] protect their grandparents. Well, we've

[03:43] never sacrificed children for the

[03:46] elderly. It's usually the elderly are

[03:48] protecting the children, but here we had

[03:49] everything flipped upside down. So,

[03:52] since Dr. McCary made those comments on

[03:54] the Charlie Kirk show, uh it's been

[03:56] reported in the Wall Street Journal that

[03:58] there will be removal of mandatory COVID

[04:01] vaccination from childhood and pregnant

[04:04] mother schedules. We'll wait to hear

[04:07] that officially from HHS, but um be a

[04:11] huge advance. And there is that dark

[04:13] side Charlie talked about that if you

[04:16] get your vaccine on a childhood

[04:18] schedule, you already have quite heavy

[04:21] protection from legal issues, even if

[04:23] you harm people, but you get further

[04:25] protection. So, uh, it'll put some of

[04:28] the pharmaceutical industries back in

[04:30] the game of having to, you know, explain

[04:33] their actions, explain their research,

[04:35] explain outcomes. A lot of parents are

[04:38] just ticked off at pharmaceutical

[04:40] industries and they've had little

[04:42] recourse other than the official

[04:44] governmental vaccine court. Yeah. which

[04:47] uh you know my father-in-law did a

[04:49] documentary on that and it is like worse

[04:53] than pulling teeth to try to get any

[04:55] kind of money, compensation, admission

[04:57] of guilt. Uh so it it's a it's a broken

[05:00] system and honestly like I'm not I'm not

[05:04] against big pharma. I I believe that I'm

[05:06] alive because of some of these modern

[05:09] miracle uh medicines that have been

[05:11] created. But when you have the the

[05:14] protection of immunity, it it kind of

[05:17] can make you lazy or not have to go

[05:20] through some of the same uh hoops. I

[05:22] want to go over uh one more thing. This

[05:24] came out from RFK Jr. He testified uh

[05:27] before Congress uh just the other day

[05:30] about the vaccine schedule and uh let me

[05:34] just go ahead and roll that clip for

[05:36] you. Well, the vaccine recommendations,

[05:38] Senator, are normally made through ASEP,

[05:41] which is the advisory committee of

[05:42] immunization practices, which is an

[05:45] outside consulting committee at the CDC.

[05:48] There's another committee called VERBEC,

[05:50] which is within FDA that actually

[05:52] recommends whether vaccines get licensed

[05:53] or not. And so, that's where the

[05:55] recommendations come from. And you know

[05:57] what? Traditionally, they have not done

[06:00] evidence-based medicine. They only

[06:01] adopted evidence-based medicine about uh

[06:04] 12 years ago. And what we've said during

[06:07] our administration is we want to have

[06:08] safety studies prior to the lensure and

[06:11] recommendation of vaccines. Vaccines are

[06:14] the only medical product that is exempt

[06:15] from pre-licicensing safety testing. So

[06:18] the only vaccine that has been tested in

[06:20] a full-blown placebo trial against an

[06:22] under placebo was the COVID vaccine. The

[06:25] other 76 shots that children in this

[06:29] country receive between birth and 18

[06:31] years old, none of them have been safety

[06:33] tested in pre-licicensing studies

[06:34] against a placebo, which means we don't

[06:36] understand the risk profile for those

[06:39] products. And that's something that I

[06:41] intend to remedy. Okay. So, uh the this

[06:45] last 6 to 12 months has been really eye

[06:47] opening for me. I didn't realize that

[06:50] none of none of the vaccines that we're

[06:52] familiar with underwent the same

[06:55] rigorous safety testing,

[06:59] um, placebo testing, double blind

[07:01] randomized testing. uh and now it's

[07:04] coming out because of the liability

[07:06] shield that uh the the pharmaceutical

[07:11] companies have basically been skipping

[07:13] major steps that thing other things

[07:15] other heart medications

[07:17] uh other cancer treatments you know

[07:19] whatever it is they underwin all of that

[07:22] what are your thoughts on RFK Jr. Dr.

[07:25] McCary uh Dr. Bachari now saying,

[07:28] "Listen, we believe in science. We

[07:30] believe in modern medicine, but we've

[07:33] got to put out safe products or we're

[07:35] we're actually harming our citizens."

[07:36] Your thoughts? Yeah. Well, I think

[07:39] there's so much that the public hasn't

[07:41] been aware of till recently. I'm an

[07:43] adult cardiologist, but you can read. I

[07:46] just literally finished uh Bobby Kenny's

[07:49] book called Vax Versus Unvax. It's

[07:51] absolutely eye openening. I recommend it

[07:54] to anybody. That's one of 10 books I've

[07:56] read in the last six months on the

[07:58] topic. I have grandchildren. I care and

[08:00] let alone uh patients that ask me for

[08:03] advice. You know, the typical example

[08:05] would be a new vaccine is tested against

[08:08] the previous version. The previous

[08:10] version may have had all kind of side

[08:12] effects, but that's the quote unquote

[08:15] placebo arm. That doesn't happen

[08:17] anywhere else in medicine. we're waiting

[08:19] for a whole new generation of heart drug

[08:22] uh blood pressure and cholesterol

[08:24] medication. They have to spend years and

[08:27] years versus a true placebo group um and

[08:30] then report outcomes to the FDA and it

[08:33] costs a lot of money. The vaccine

[08:35] manufacturers for decades have gotten a

[08:37] pass. Some of the childhood vaccines

[08:40] only had five days of follow-up and then

[08:42] the study ended. you'd have no ability

[08:45] to know what happened at 30, 60, 90, 180

[08:48] days. Um, and even the uh trial that uh

[08:53] Robert Kenny Jr. just talked about, the

[08:55] placebocont controlled um COVID vaccine

[08:58] trials when they ended and after only a

[09:01] couple months, there was no placebo

[09:03] group that was followed for 12, 18, 24

[09:06] months to look for long-term problems,

[09:08] which we're seeing now all the time.

[09:10] There are long-term problems. um all the

[09:13] placebo arm got uh inoculated, got

[09:17] vaccinated. So if they had any further

[09:19] problem, it was impossible to tell what

[09:22] it was due to. So very very unusual

[09:26] circumstances. Uh sometimes the perfect

[09:28] placebo is saline, but very often they

[09:31] actually put aluminum in the placebo,

[09:34] which can cause its own side effects. So

[09:37] there won't be that much difference

[09:38] between the placebo and the new

[09:41] investigational drug because there's

[09:43] side effects from the placebo. The

[09:45] difference the delta will be very small.

[09:47] If it were a pure saline placebo, it

[09:50] presumably would be a very tiny uh you

[09:53] know side effect regimen. So it's all

[09:55] messed up and we've got the cleanup

[09:57] crew. Now I just want to follow up. You

[09:59] mentioned myocarditis. Yeah. You know um

[10:02] I'm a cardiologist. That's a cardiology

[10:05] disease. You don't have to be an ID

[10:06] professor to know myocarditis. And over

[10:08] 35 years of my practice and training, we

[10:11] saw myocarditis now and then. The

[10:14] increase in 15, 16, 18 year old produ

[10:18] predominantly men,

[10:20] boys so tragic and kept them out of

[10:23] sports and school and some had permanent

[10:26] injury and some died. And that's this

[10:29] age group that we're just sort of hoping

[10:32] will get the mandatory COVID vaccination

[10:35] off the schedule as the Wall Street

[10:36] Journal reported. Okay. Interesting. Uh

[10:40] I didn't I didn't realize um that the

[10:43] placebo also had aluminum in the saline.

[10:46] That that doesn't seem good. But then

[10:48] also so you you've seen uh just in your

[10:51] own medical practice and with your

[10:53] students an an uptick in the myocarditis

[10:55] affecting the heart. Yeah, that was more

[10:58] in 2122. What I'm seeing more now is 18

[11:02] to 30 year olds extreme fatigue, racing

[11:06] heartbeats, dizziness on standing. Uh

[11:09] they've gone to a psychiatrist, they've

[11:11] gone to the primary care team, they've

[11:13] been kicked out of emergency rooms, and

[11:15] when you take the proper history and do

[11:17] the proper blood work, you can confirm

[11:19] that they've got ongoing immune

[11:22] hyperactivity to the spike protein. And

[11:24] it's challenging, but they're out there.

[11:26] There's a lot of them. Okay.

[11:28] Interesting. Well, I uh I want to talk

[11:30] about that a little bit more because I I

[11:32] went through that myself getting Delta

[11:34] COVID back to back. Suddenly, I was

[11:36] having uh my blood pressure was

[11:39] dropping. I was having panic attacks,

[11:41] racing heart. I'd be trying to go to

[11:43] bed. I'd have 115 beats per minute. I

[11:46] mean, that's what my heart's at when I'm

[11:48] walking faster, jogging. How am I

[11:50] supposed to fall asleep with that? But

[11:52] um pre President Trump does this

[11:56] historic

[11:57] uh executive order to lower the cost of

[12:01] drugs. This is something that Democrats

[12:03] have said for 20 years. Multiple

[12:06] presidents have run on the fact that

[12:08] we'll make your insurance better. We'll

[12:11] make your drug prices uh less costly to

[12:14] you. Now they're fighting him on it

[12:17] because it wasn't their idea and they're

[12:20] going, "Oh crap, what are we going to

[12:22] talk about when we try to run for

[12:24] election if we don't have that anymore?"

[12:26] What are your thoughts on this new

[12:28] executive order? Yeah, it's very very

[12:31] exciting for the American public and

[12:33] again Dr. McCary has been a real leader

[12:36] in this area. There's a wonderful book

[12:38] of a few years ago called The Price We

[12:40] Pay. And this guy was a world famous

[12:43] John's Hopkins surgeon for pancreatic

[12:46] cancer, but he had a finance interest.

[12:48] And he would go and defend families

[12:50] being destroyed by medical bills uh in

[12:53] courts around the country as an expert

[12:56] uh to get clarity and exposure and

[12:59] transparency in hospital and surgical

[13:01] and anesthesia pricing. So, hats off to

[13:04] him. But now we finally have this, you

[13:07] know, moving forward uh to at least drug

[13:10] costs for now. You know, this disparity,

[13:13] as um President Trump said, his friend

[13:16] on the fat shot that could buy the fat

[13:19] shot for like a $100 in England and you

[13:22] know, $1,100 in the United States. So,

[13:25] if we can just I don't want necessarily

[13:27] people in Europe to pay more. It looks

[13:29] like they might. let's offset and you

[13:31] know let's make America first again when

[13:33] it comes to drug costs coming down to

[13:36] something more rational. It's truly name

[13:39] brand drugs truly truly insane. Yeah. Uh

[13:43] the same Dr. McCary uh that you are

[13:46] friends with. He mentioned in an

[13:48] interview last week he said you know one

[13:51] of the hardest parts about being a

[13:52] doctor is I' I've seen families

[13:55] financially ruined because of the cost

[13:57] of some of this stuff. It's not even

[13:59] it's not even the cost of him as the

[14:00] doctor. It's the administration, the

[14:03] hospital, and and then these big pharma.

[14:05] And I on my show, I've been showing

[14:07] people like familyarmacies where if you

[14:09] come in and you say, "I don't have

[14:11] insurance, that drug's like

[14:13] $75." But if you're on Medicare or

[14:15] Medicaid, it's

[14:17] $2,300. And so it'll be really

[14:19] interesting to see what happens with uh

[14:22] insurance, uh Medicare, Medicaid, all

[14:25] these programs that people are saying,

[14:27] "Hey, we need to keep these, but if

[14:29] they're being bankrupted by high costs,

[14:32] I I just I'm I'm I'm very eager to see

[14:34] what's going to happen by lowering these

[14:36] drug prices." Yeah, I agree. The

[14:38] pharmaceutical industry, if I remember,

[14:40] made $1.3 trillion last year, and they

[14:44] control the middle layer. That's called

[14:46] the pharmacy benefit manager. There's

[14:48] all kinds of money going back and forth

[14:50] and it's not benefiting the American

[14:53] public. They're just paying through the

[14:55] nose and uh if they can't pay the

[14:58] taxpayers paying through the Medicare

[15:00] Medicaid system. So uh you know it has

[15:03] to be upended and there'll be a dog

[15:05] fight because we're talking big bucks.

[15:08] Okay. Interesting. Um, you know, one of

[15:11] the ways to offset the the high costs of

[15:14] big pharma and and give your body what

[15:17] it needs I I believe are are

[15:18] supplements. So, uh, as I mentioned

[15:20] earlier, I I started having heart issues

[15:22] for the first time in my life. I'm in my

[15:24] late 30s. Um, I've been I've been to the

[15:28] doctor. They tell me, you know, you got

[15:29] the heart of an ox. It's really great.

[15:31] I've never had issues. Suddenly, I start

[15:33] having issues. So, the last couple years

[15:35] I've been just re rebuilding that with

[15:38] uh you know, some pharmaceuticals and

[15:40] supplements and and moving more,

[15:42] changing my diet. But one of one of the

[15:44] sponsors of of my channel is this group

[15:46] Breitecore. And uh they they have this

[15:49] product um vi vitality and I I put it in

[15:53] a chat GPT and it it's basically telling

[15:56] me like yes these are these are the

[15:58] things that your body your heart

[16:00] specifically needs in order to repair

[16:02] itself function at optimal rates. Um I

[16:05] just I would I would feel stupid having

[16:07] a a cardiologist on here and not ask you

[16:09] some question. Why is heart disease the

[16:12] number one killer in America? Is is it

[16:15] our diet? Is it our uh more sedentary

[16:18] lifestyle? Is it not giving the heart

[16:20] what it needs to fight inflation and and

[16:22] rebuild strong cells? Why is that? Yeah.

[16:26] And it is tragic. Every 34 seconds an

[16:29] American dies a heart disease. Every 40

[16:31] seconds an American has a heart attack

[16:34] worldwide. Every two seconds somebody

[16:37] dies heart disease. And I'll throw a

[16:39] statistic at you. It always blows me

[16:41] away. If you take every soldier who died

[16:43] in combat from 1775 to present, it's

[16:47] about

[16:48] 670,000 soldiers bravely died in combat.

[16:52] 950,000 people will die this year of

[16:54] heart disease. So we in one year we have

[16:57] so much work to do and we have so many

[17:00] treatments but we're missing the

[17:02] beginning the prevention. The prevention

[17:04] and that's where supplements can come in

[17:06] along with exercise, proper diet, quit

[17:08] smoking, good sleep. Um, supplements

[17:11] matter. We have so much uh science. Uh,

[17:14] just throw one out. And I I have

[17:17] Vitality right here because I take it

[17:19] myself. You know, a one-stop shop to

[17:22] support your heart and arteries is a

[17:25] reasonable choice in today's challenging

[17:27] world full of toxins, full of poor

[17:30] quality food. We are prone. When's the

[17:33] last time you heard about a dog have a

[17:34] heart attack? It doesn't exist. Humans

[17:37] are prone to clogging their arteries and

[17:40] there's a reason for it not worth going

[17:41] into here. But uh the uptick in the last

[17:45] 70 years is our poor quality diet and

[17:47] our air quality and our sleep and our

[17:49] stress and our uh lifestyle changes. Uh

[17:52] we don't cook anymore. But we can't fix

[17:55] all that overnight. But we can make our

[17:58] arteries supported. And probably when

[18:00] you had a problem with your two COVID

[18:03] episodes, it's the lining in your

[18:05] artery. fancy word the endothelium

[18:08] 60,000 miles of arteries are lined and

[18:11] we have to support them so you know

[18:13] vitality has something called co-enzyme

[18:16] Q10 we abbreviated CoQ10 go look up 50

[18:20] 60,000 research studies in the last 50

[18:23] years how I can actually just see in my

[18:26] clinic making people better with

[18:29] co-enzyme Q10 and the form of co-enzyme

[18:32] Q10 in vitality is just a highly

[18:34] absorbed form form. That's sometimes a

[18:37] challenge with supplements is getting

[18:39] them absorbed. So, it's micro crystallin

[18:42] CoQ10 at any age. Absolutely. A great

[18:46] thing to add your life that might bring

[18:48] your heart rate down a little, give you

[18:50] a little more energy, support your blood

[18:52] pressure, smoothing out a little bit,

[18:54] you know, it's an experiment you can

[18:56] see. And then vitamin K2, uh, I don't

[18:59] know how many of your listeners like to

[19:01] eat a bean from Japan called the natto

[19:03] bean. Well, that's where vitamin K2 is

[19:05] found. Very few American pallets are

[19:08] used to the natto bean. And vitamin K2

[19:11] is in vitality uh and a special form uh

[19:15] MK7 menacq7. It's the best version. It

[19:19] helps keep calcium and stiffening out of

[19:23] your arteries. Helps them stay flexible.

[19:25] You really want to keep flexible

[19:27] arteries for a whole life. And there's

[19:30] finally there's a grape seed extract in

[19:32] there called mega natural BP. And you

[19:35] know hypertension, high blood pressure

[19:36] is a very serious damager of the heart

[19:39] and arteries. And a natural substance

[19:41] like grape seed extract of all things

[19:44] supports healthy arteries. And then when

[19:46] you put them together and call it

[19:47] vitality, take three simple capsules a

[19:50] day. It's a powerful natural package to

[19:54] support what life's throwing at us.

[19:56] They're throwing darts at our arteries

[19:58] all day long. Erectile dysfunction,

[20:01] blood pressure, heart attacks, fatigue,

[20:03] strange heart rates, palpitations. Uh we

[20:06] need to fight back. Okay. Let let me uh

[20:10] a lot of just based on my YouTube

[20:12] analytics, a lot of the people that

[20:13] watch me are men. Specifically with uh

[20:16] ED, is that uh closing off of the

[20:20] arteries? So there's blood flow issue.

[20:22] Is it the the the hardening of the

[20:24] arteries? Why why does that become so

[20:27] common? Yeah, good question and it's a

[20:29] great, you know, platform that I talk

[20:31] about. A man with erectile dysfunction

[20:33] likely has silent unknown heart artery

[20:36] blockage. The arteries below the waist

[20:39] are starting to get damaged before it's

[20:42] obvious that the arteries above the

[20:43] waist are getting damaged. And that's

[20:46] called endothelial dysfunction, ED,

[20:49] which is also the abbreviation for

[20:51] erectile dysfunction, ED. That's the

[20:53] most common cause. Could be the

[20:55] cigarette, could be the cheeseburger,

[20:57] could be the weight, could be the blood

[20:58] sugar, could be everything combined. But

[21:01] you know, 50% of guys at age 50 have

[21:04] erectile dysfunction. And yeah, that

[21:05] little pill can help you, but you're not

[21:07] correcting the underlying artery

[21:10] problem. Whereas the supplements that

[21:13] consist together in vitality all support

[21:16] that healthy lining. You know, may have

[21:18] to take vitality and give up the

[21:20] cheeseburger to get the best result.

[21:23] It's it's the worst food if you're on a

[21:25] date to have a cheeseburger and fries

[21:27] because it immediately does bad things

[21:29] to your sexual function. So, at least

[21:31] slip three

[21:32] vitalities before you go out, guys, if

[21:35] you're out there in the market looking

[21:37] around. Um, but yeah, that erectile

[21:39] dysfunction is a serious issue. Partly

[21:42] go get your heart checked, too. Yeah,

[21:44] that that's interesting you said. So

[21:46] there there there may be something

[21:48] happening in the upper part of your

[21:49] body, but the the damage or maybe the

[21:52] canary in the coal mine is is the the

[21:54] the lower half. Um I wanted to ask you,

[21:58] I watched this um this I don't know if

[22:01] it's a docu series or what, but it's on

[22:03] Netflix called The Blue Zone, and it

[22:05] just shows people that live on average

[22:08] longer than other human populations,

[22:10] significantly longer than Americans. And

[22:12] I see that there's a part of it is that

[22:14] they move more A part of it is that they

[22:17] are very social and a part of it is the

[22:20] the foods that they eat and giving their

[22:23] body what it needs to have endothelial

[22:26] function, good heart, elastic uh

[22:29] cardiovascular.

[22:31] Um I is part of heart disease that

[22:35] Americans need to move more and they

[22:38] need to feed their body the foods that

[22:40] specifically our body craves. Yeah,

[22:43] absolutely. Unfortunately, it's not a

[22:45] simple formula. You know, quit smoking.

[22:47] Pretty simple. Move your body. A message

[22:50] we got to say over and over. It could be

[22:52] standing. It could be dancing. It could

[22:53] be gardening. Uh it can be any form of

[22:56] formal exercise. Park your car further

[22:58] away. But the diet quality has gone

[23:00] downhill. So, there actually is a blue

[23:02] zone in the United States. It's Lom

[23:04] Linda, California. And in the 60s it was

[23:06] discovered that if you lived one hour

[23:09] east of Los Angeles, Linda, you lived 12

[23:12] years longer than if you lived in Los

[23:14] Angeles. And when they studied it, diet

[23:17] was actually the number one contributor.

[23:20] They are the home of the 7th Day

[23:21] Adventists. They are 50% vegetarian and

[23:25] they eat a lot of nuts and seeds and,

[23:27] you know, leafy greens. So they are

[23:29] enjoying a much more active lifestyle in

[23:32] a town that has a university and looks

[23:35] pretty normal. I mean there are

[23:36] McDonald's and Arby's there but uh the

[23:39] faith-based uh support has caused them

[23:42] to have a better outcome. Now the other

[23:44] blue zones are out of the United States

[23:46] and they've taught us movement stress

[23:49] less community support quality garden

[23:53] fresh foods not made by somebody in a

[23:56] factory. There's a statement, if it's um

[23:58] if it's grown in the ground, eat it. No,

[24:01] if it's if it's a plant, eat it. If it's

[24:04] made in a plant, don't eat it. That's

[24:05] the quote that you know, sort of

[24:08] hits bullseye. Yeah, that that's

[24:11] interesting. Um okay, one one more

[24:13] question. Um I don't drink I don't drink

[24:16] wine. Um but there's an ingredient

[24:19] called

[24:20] resverrol that I saw is is in wine. What

[24:24] uh specifically in the vitality what

[24:27] what about that uh is is healthy for the

[24:30] heart and the cardiovascular system?

[24:32] Yeah, vitality in the three capsules has

[24:35] 150 milligrams of resveratrol which does

[24:39] come from grapes, apples, onions. It

[24:42] isn't necessary to drink wine, but it is

[24:44] found particularly in dark red wine uh

[24:48] particularly from France if you're want

[24:50] to do some research on it. Um, it's been

[24:53] shown to activate certain genes that

[24:55] slow aging, support healthy arteries,

[24:59] lower blood sugar. So, it's been around

[25:01] for about 25 years and the scientific

[25:04] support is very high. This multiple

[25:08] approach that Vitality has to keep the

[25:10] body healthy, the arteries healthy, the

[25:12] endothelium healthy. Rveratrol has good

[25:16] scientific background. Okay.

[25:18] Interesting. Yeah. I, like I said, I I

[25:20] plugged all this in to chat GPT and it

[25:23] was like th this is really good. And

[25:25] then my own my own cardiologist was

[25:27] like, hey, um, you know, you've got

[25:30] inflammation in the heart. Let's get you

[25:32] on the CoQ10 and and some of these other

[25:34] things. So, once I found that, uh, I was

[25:37] like, "Oh, yeah. I that's, you know, all

[25:39] in one capsule." Uh, make makes a lot of

[25:41] sense for me. Now, the one thing that,

[25:43] uh, you know, is is a mystery is

[25:45] President Trump. you know, he eats

[25:47] McDonald's, but just seems to have the

[25:49] energy energy of an ox. But, uh, when he

[25:52] was asked about that, he said, you know,

[25:53] I just have really good genes. And, uh,

[25:56] but I I just I'm I'm a big believer in a

[26:00] lot of our health can be within our own

[26:02] control. Um, what we put into our mouths

[26:05] and and the movement uh that we make. I

[26:08] did want to just give a a shout out. Um,

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[26:13] but I I'm a big believer in uh

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[26:33] I I appreciate you uh coming on. Um, I

[26:36] know I know that you're very busy. um

[26:40] with uh you know practicing medicine and

[26:42] and traveling uh between states. My

[26:45] final question for you uh Dr. Khan is

[26:48] are RFK Jr. and Trump are they going to

[26:51] be able to get this movement of make

[26:54] America healthy again and and get

[26:56] Americans back to to moving and

[26:58] understanding the food and the medicine

[27:00] they're putting in their body. Yeah, I

[27:02] think they've assembled a great team.

[27:04] I'm very hopeful. They're starting with

[27:06] the children. I think emotionally and

[27:09] actually just um uh as a good plan.

[27:13] That's a great place to start. Nobody's

[27:15] going to argue that children don't

[27:16] deserve a healthier environment and

[27:18] healthier food and they're going to get

[27:19] some wins under their belt. They have

[27:21] some already. Uh they got a lot of work

[27:23] to do and every every big, you know,

[27:26] corporate force in the world's going to

[27:28] try and cut them down, but it's going to

[27:29] be so unpopular. I think they will have

[27:31] to come on. The the Kagras and the

[27:35] Fizers and the Proctor and Gambles of

[27:38] the world are going to have to come on.

[27:40] You're already seeing them make changes.

[27:42] So, it's going to be a a a train that

[27:45] may start a little slow, but I'm pretty

[27:47] sure it's going to be chugging along a

[27:49] very high speed for at least the next

[27:51] three and three/4ers years. And

[27:53] hopefully we'll see future

[27:54] administrations continue it. Yeah. Hope

[27:56] hopefully hopefully beyond that. Uh I I

[27:59] just saw uh Tokyo, Japan has a new

[28:01] bullet train that goes 600 miles an

[28:04] hour. So we're starting slow, but maybe

[28:05] we can maybe we can get up to that

[28:07] bullet train down the road. Dr. Khan,

[28:09] thank you so much for coming on. Thank

[28:10] you for sharing uh all that information.

[28:13] You know, sometimes we only get 15

[28:15] minutes with a doctor, so to to be able

[28:17] to have 30 minutes with one, I I

[28:19] appreciate it. Thank you again. I hope

[28:21] you have a great rest of your day. Thank

[28:22] you, sir.