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Oct. 19 Exceptional Health or Exceptiona...

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President Trump’s recent health report declares him in "exceptional health," but is this a testament to conventional medicine’s success—or a missed opportunity to embrace natural health? Join us as we dissect the details, question the metrics, and explore how a holistic approach could redefine what it means to be truly healthy. Tune in for a provocative take on why the future of health might just lie in the power of nature.  

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