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> Guess which company gave more than $1m to the ADA in 2022? Splenda. It never ceases to amaze me how little money lobbyists need to spend to have such an impa

• pgnas 3y ago
  Absolutely. It's clear that many areas adhere to the same formula. I commend those who shed light on this or at least pose questions; it's crucial to stay informed and make informed decisions. I recently began following a prominent cardiologist with extensive experience in diabetes research and patient care. Incorporating his insights has transformed my life. Dr. Pradip Jamnadas focuses on addressing hormonal imbalances caused by diet and insulin production. After following his recommendations for over a year, I've witnessed significant improvements in all my medical indicators. Needless to say, his recommendations are not normally what you hear her main stream medicine.
• LocalH 3y ago
  I used to say that Congress should be a minimum wage law. However, I have revised that view. I think Congress, as well as the heads of various Federal institutions that have defacto rulemaking power, should be paid handsomely, but they should also be prohibited from having any business dealings other than as a simple purchaser of goods and services during their terms of office. It should be a Federal crime for them to acquire any capital that isn't their paycheck, while they hold office. And we should pay them well enough that they don't need to have any business dealings to live a comfortable life.