“60% of Americans have only one dream: to heal”
Here are the most significant words from the speech of Robert F. Kennedy, pronounced after the oath of office of the Secretary of the US Department of Health.
“For 20 years I have prayed to God to put me in a position to end this country’s epidemic of chronic childhood diseases. On August 23rd of last year God sent me Trump, we shook hands and he made me promises that he then kept.
At a time when we see democracy in pieces, I believe Trump will transform the country. We see the rise of totalitarianism, the rise of the military-industrial complex, attacks on our Constitution, and an epidemic that is invalidating our people.
The president promised to restore the American dream.
In this country a healthy person has a thousand dreams, a sick person has only one.
60% of Americans have only one dream: to heal.
President Trump has promised that he will restore America’s strength. We cannot be a strong nation if we have weak citizenship. If 60% of our people are sick and 77% of our children cannot qualify for military service.
“Now we need someone who is willing to step into the picture and who has the backbone, the guts and the strength to challenge orthodoxies and oppose vested interests and break the institutions that have turned against our democracy,”he said.
Elsewhere, Kenned rassicur, in response to those who accused him of being “no vax“I will not take away vaccines from anyone, but I want to make it easier for those who do not want to get vaccinated to go to school.
The number of vaccinations required to attend schools in the US in 1986 was 7. Today it has risen to 70 (for the 0-18 age group) but the number varies from country to country, in the district of Columbia there are 84.
If we consider the span of a lifetime, the same becomes 130 up to 79 years. Of the more than 200 doses, 5 are also recommended for pregnant women.
What happened from 1986 to 2025 to justify a similar increase in vaccinations? There were no epidemics, at least those that could be countered with the proposed vaccines. It is known, however, that the manufacturing companies that once responded in the legal seat for the damage caused by repeated inoculations have gradually become de-liable. To the point that in the chronicles there is almost no more talk of damage from vaccinations and however it emphasizes any type of infection, even if rare and and contracted in distant countries.
Until twenty years ago, the illness of non-famous people did not make news, and, in the absence of data or certainties, one dutifully refrained from indulging in procured alarms (at least these were the deontological rules for journalists).
Today it is the exact opposite: it is permissible to terrorize in the press but only when a vaccine is looming on the horizon.
It does not matter that the risk of becoming infected is remote, the disease to be feared is viral, even if, on balance, you die much more than tumors, heart attacks, strokes or hospital consequences.
On the other hand, what is worsening is the health of the population. In the USA as in Europe:
Chronic diseases in young people and children are growing! The CDC analyzed data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Sy, to measure the incidence of 11 chronic diseases in young adults aged 18 to 34 years.
In 2019 more than half of the sample (53.8%) reported having at least one chronic disease; nearly a quarter (22.3%) reported having more than one. They range from obesity (25.5%) to depression (21.3%) to hypertension (10.7%).
Chronic diseases are also present among the pediatric population, a research carried out in the Michigan of 14,404 children, between 2008 and 2013, it showed that 16% already had a chronic disease and 1.6% even two. Then the situation worsened brutally, see table in screenshot. E here.
And in Europe?
Life expectancy has been decreasing since 2011 “especially as a result of incorrect lifestyles and COVID” reported Ansa.
“The sharpest slowdown was in England, but Italy, once a leader in longevity, also recorded one of the most significant declines in the years of the pandemic, with an average annual reduction of 0.36 years.
A study published in The Lancet Public Health from the University of East Anglia, UK, it looked at data from the Global Burden of Disease 2021, the most extensive research to quantify health loss, with data from more than 160 countries. The researchers compared changes in life expectancy, causes of death and population exposure to risk factors across Europe between 1990 and 2011, 2011 and 2019 and 2021.
“From 1990 to 2011, the reduction in deaths from cardiovascular disease and cancer led to substantial increases in life expectancy, but decades of steady improvements slowed around 2011, with marked international differences –” said the first author of the study Nick Steel the University of East Anglia – We found that deaths from cardiovascular disease were the main driver of the reduction in life expectancy improvements between 2011 and 2019. Predictably, the Covid pandemic was responsible for the decreases in life expectancy seen between 2019 and 2021. After 2011 the main risks such as obesity, high blood pressure and high cholesterol increased or stopped improving in almost all countries. “Better treatments for cholesterol and blood pressure have not been enough to compensate for the damage caused by obesity and poor diets.
We’re worse off, and we don’t need research to know.
In the US the Minister of Health has decided to commit to reverse the trend… who knows if in the coming decades, the “beneficial” wave will infect us.
Original source: https://blog.ilgiornale.it/locati/2025/02/19/il-60-degli-americani-ha-un-solo-sogno-guarire/
