Calley Means and Danica Patrick talk about Political Control Of Our Health
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EPISODE NOTES:
This is an important episode on The Pretty Intense Podcast. Our guest is Calley Means, founder of TrueMed, a company that enables tax-free spending on food and exercise, and co-author with sister Casey Means of the new book "Good Energy". Calley Means is here to teach us about the shocking reality of corporate corruption in our health system, Big Pharma, and the food industries. This eye-opening discussion is a must-watch for anyone who cares about their health and wants to make informed choices. Think about it....what does "Big Pharma" have to win by us being healthy. They profit when we are sick, and they help fund the foods that are making us sick. There is a alarming rise of fatty liver disease in youth. This is a systemic issue that needs our attention NOW. It's time to take control of our health and break free from their grip. Let's prioritize prevention and natural remedies over pills and profits!
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BIO:
Calley Means is the founder of TrueMed, a company that enables tax-free spending on food and exercise. We are working to enable tax-free spending for Athletic Greens, Daily Harvest, CrossFit, 24 Hour Fitness, Momentous and many other health and wellness companies.
He is also the co-author with his sister of of Good Energy, which is coming out next year and available for pre-order Earlier in his career, he was a consultant for food and pharma companies and is now exposing practices they use to weaponize our institutions of trust. In the past year, he's met with 50 members of Congress and Presidential candidates advocating policies to combat the corruption of the pharma and food industries Graduate of Stanford and Harvard Business School.