Proof-of-Health: Why One Surgeon Rejected the Broken Medical System | Dr. Shawn Baker
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Dr. Shawn Baker was a decorated orthopedic surgeon and elite athlete who discovered something the medical system didn't want him to share: his patients were healing WITHOUT surgery just by changing their diet. When he tried to help them avoid operations through nutrition, the hospital system came after him with a sham investigation that cost him three years of his career.
In this explosive conversation, Dr. Baker reveals:
• How the pharmaceutical industry turned doctors into "subcontractors"
• Why disease management replaced actual healing in American healthcare
• His experience as a trauma surgeon in Afghanistan treating horrific war injuries
• The real science behind the carnivore diet and human evolution
• Why the World Health Organization's red meat cancer claims are propaganda funded by Bill Gates
• How he was banned from social media for questioning COVID vaccine mandates
• The connection between chronic disease and the processed food industry
• Why one in four Americans now suffer from mental health issues
• His vision for reclaiming personal health sovereignty
Dr. Baker is the author of "The Carnivore Diet" and founder of Revero, a company helping patients reverse metabolic disease through nutrition. He's been labeled the #1 "misinfluencer" in the world by the Eat Lancet Commission for challenging mainstream nutritional dogma.
This isn't just about diet—it's about taking back control from corrupt centralized systems that profit from keeping you sick and dependent.
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🔗 Learn more about Revero
🔗 Get "The Carnivore Diet" Book
Topics: carnivore diet, health sovereignty, medical system corruption, nutrition science, metabolic disease, diabetes reversal, Big Pharma, COVID censorship, regenerative agriculture, chronic disease, personal empowerment
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