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At its core, the MAHA report argues that the real solution isn’t spending more money. It’s spending smarter. "And when we talk about payment reform, we're really talking about how we fund our broken healthcare system,” Makary explained. Instead of throwing dollars at downstream treatments, the report focuses on... root causes: poor diet, environmental toxins, sedentary lifestyles, and lack of education. “This report talks about how we fix our broken healthcare system, by getting at the root causes and the ultimate issue that we've not been talking about, and that is the health of the population.” That’s especially urgent, he said, when nearly half of American children are already battling chronic disease. "When you have 40% of our nation's children with a chronic disease, that portends a very expensive system.” But the good news, according to Makary, is that the damage isn’t irreversible. “We can address it,” he said. “There are many things we can do even at the FDA addressing food, which many people forget is the first letter of the FDA is food. It's not just drugs.” The mission now is clear: Stop the fraud, rethink the system, and finally make health—not bureaucracy—the priority.show more

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Dr. Marty Makary: “We’ve medicalized ordinary life.” “We are drugging our nation’s kids at scale.” “We’re not talking about the underlying root causes — the types of foods they eat, the importance of natural light, the value of community, the dangers of screen addiction.” “All we do is give doctors a prescription pad and a surgical knife and say, ‘go to work, fix all these problems.’” “You’re gonna have a dysfunctional system.” “And that’s where we are today.”

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RFK Jr. pointed out that before his time at HHS, the government had never acknowledged chronic disease as a national issue—let alone that food is a major cause. “For the first time, it's not just fringe characters who are talking about this.” “This is the government of the United States that for the first time has characterized this issue and said there is a problem.” “The cause of the problem is food, over-medication, lack of exercise, and so on.”

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