Nancy, a Lebanese American Muslim entrepreneur, shares with President Trump the reasons she joined the Make America Healthy Again movement
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My name is Nancy Jafer. I'm a Lebanese-American Muslim entrepreneur. I am a psychologist and a holistic wellness practitioner. I own a wellness center in Dearborn, Michigan. It's called Evolution Empowerment. And I'm not really here to talk about the economy, because with that regard, I have utter faith in you. And you're golden to me. What I am here-- you're welcome. What I am here to discuss is the health crisis. And it is exactly that. It's really a crisis in this country. We are the sickest population in the world. And we find at status quo that we spend more money on health care than any other country. So we have a system that is looking to obtain lifelong consumers. We're not really looking for cure or healing. And that's very concerning to me. Before I became a holistic practitioner, I was a school psychologist. And I worked for the public schools for over a decade. And I was constantly frustrated with the incessant over-diagnosis and over-medicating and over-labeling of small children. I don't know another country that finds it appropriate to give a five-year-old three different pharmaceutical drugs, including an antipsychotic. And this is to manage misbehavior. They are not looking for root cause. We're not looking for toxicity. We're not looking for gut health issues, or fluoride, or food, or diet, and then getting into the food itself. I mean, we ingest poison. Countries all over the world would never accept their citizens to ingest what we take in every day and what our children take in every day. You must love Bobby Kennedy, right? I do. I think so. You sound like Bobby Kennedy to me. And the thing that I think is even more concerning is that we are inundated with these endocrine-disrupting chemicals. And they have these long-term detrimental effects on the reproductive system of both men and women. Fertility rates are down. Sperm is lower than it's ever been. It's terrifying to me, honestly. And my purpose is to constantly use every single opportunity to raise awareness about these topics and to hold our agencies accountable for the fact that we put them in place to protect us, not to harm us. So I also have a purpose to let people know that you don't need to take a narcotic every time you feel a little pain, or that you don't need to be on three different antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications to mask a mental health symptom. And certainly to let parents know that it is not OK for birth control to be the first line of defense when your daughter has acne, when your 14-year-old daughter has acne. I find our system archaic. I think it is toxic. And it's corrupt, frankly. And what hurts me the most is that people who are out here giving Americans an opportunity to think differently and try natural routes are the ones that are being relentlessly censored. I see miracles, honestly, at my center every day. People heal rapidly before my eyes with no side effects. But nobody is talking about that. Because the chokehold that big pharma has and big agriculture has on us is criminal. And it needs to stop. Nancy, thank you. Thank you so much, Nancy. So when I heard about Robert Kennedy and Make America Healthy again, I felt a glimmer of hope that I haven't felt in a very long time. I have to say, I am genuinely terrified for humanity in general. The world needs healing. And I can only hope that you and your campaign are the catalyst for that. Because I know for sure the other team is not. That's right.
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