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Why 180?
Okay, okay, I’m not one of those conspiracy theory guys. In fact, nothing is more tiring than a juicy rant about sticking it to the man. We’ve heard enough “I’m mad as hell and I’m not gonna take it anymore” crusades. The last thing we need is yet another, but there are some important things to take into consideration when choosing my health information over others.
Why should you NOT listen to the National Institutes of Health, the American Heart Association, the FDA, and the like?
Because listening to health authorities with financial and political agendas is risky, and seeing how much worse human health has gotten since the dawn of the low-fat, low-calorie, eat more plants advice – it becomes absolutely foolish to do so.
It is simply too much of a coincidence that our government recommends eating 6-11 servings of grain per day, limiting meat consumption, eating only low fat dairy products, avoiding saturated fats, and eating more plant-based protein. All of these recommendations steer us away from the steer, and towards consuming the cheapest commodities grown in the world – wheat, soy, and corn.
The biggest dietary changes we’ve seen in the last few decades, which patterned some of the most dramatic epidemics in history (namely obesity, asthma/allergies, type II diabetes, mental/behavioral disorders, and Autism), are the increased consumption of soy and corn oil, and the increased consumption of sweeteners such as crystalline fructose and high-fructose corn syrup.
Of course, these food substances are the cheapest calories that can be produced, providing maximal profit margins for the food industry, agricultural behemoths like Monsanto, and the politicians they support.
Hey, don’t get me wrong. It’s a system that has made America the most powerful nation in the world, and I count my lucky stars that I was born there. However, there are some drawbacks, and one is that the information given on healthy nutrition and lifestyle is in complete odds with what we knew about health at the start of the agricultural and food-processing revolution.
Of course the medical industry is not immune to these same profit motives, and the financially-elite in that sector control funding for research, university grants, advertising and more – insuring that their agendas are perpetuated. It’s a triangle that pollutes and eclipses the accurate information and real science on human health and physical function.
Then there’s the diet industry. I could go off on that for a few days. They’ve created a national eating disorder, and their profits are staggering. Dieters enter the eat less/exercise more vicious cycle and don’t know how to break free from the battle – even though the solution is not that difficult or complicated at all.
Basically, it’s time for health information that makes sense and comes from a trustworthy source. I have no reason to be untrustworthy. I’m never going to peddle supplements or addictive, sweet, junk foods disguised as health elixirs. Just information – provided as clearly, accurately, and entertainingly as possible.
That’s “why 180.” Because you won’t find information coming from someone trying to find answers and solve problems elsewhere. Most are too busy defending the gaping holes in their conclusions and inadequacies in their programs to spend time putting pieces of the great puzzle together. Either that or they are defending advertising sponsors, outdated assumptions, or something else that hinders their ability to deliver the wisdom and advice you need.
The bottom line is that those who follow my work, reinvent how they look at health, and incorporate subtle changes into their lives will notice dramatic improvements in how they look, feel, and function. The only questions are:
Can you let go? Can you take that leap of faith? Are you ready to witness first hand how silly mainstream health dogma really is? Do you want to understand health better than 99% of the people in the world? Do you want to have a sustainable, healthy lifestyle?
If so, then let’s go. Don’t forget your passport - subscribe to the 180 Mailing List.
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