Try to imagine the amount of "junk food" including beer and alcohol that people consume during sport-watching binges. Would it be fair to say that most sports-watchers are males? Probably yes. Would it also be fair to say that participating in this sub-culture would lead someone to a very unhealthy lifestyle and likely later-year disease-label suffering at the hands of the medical establishment? Probably yes!

The sad fact is most "sports fans" who do largely nothing physically related to sports and physical fitness are the ones who watch sports on television and other media.  They watch many who are in tip-top physical condition but aren't in the same condition themselves.

It's no secret that cheering for your beloved sports team and indulging in some tasty junk food often go hand in hand in the United States. However, a recent study has uncovered just how closely intertwined sports and unhealthy foods truly are. Published in the journal Pediatrics, this eye-opening study reveals some alarming statistics. It found that a staggering 76% of food products featured in advertisements promoting sports organization sponsorships are actually unhealthy. Additionally, a concerning 52.4% of beverages showcased in sports sponsorship ads are loaded with sugar. These findings shed light on the pervasive influence of unhealthy food and drinks within the realm of sports. It's a wake-up call for both fans and organizations alike to reconsider the impact of these advertisements on public health.

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Yet “there’s a unique dynamic between the sports organizations and the food companies, and it’s hard to know who should take more responsibility for the problem or if both organizations – both sports organizations and food companies – should take equal responsibility,” she said. “I’m not totally sure what the answer is.” The study specifically named companies like The Hershey Co. and PepsiCo. The Hershey Co. expressed its commitment to supporting organizations that empower athletes to display their skills and inspire others as role models.

What happens when we sit down with pre-existing cellular dysfunction as most of us do, and consume large amounts of toxic substances such as sports food? Most sports celebration food is composed of highly processed ingredients that are standard fare of the "Standard American Diet." Inflammation of the body and cellular processes are already existing in most of us especially those dependent on the SAD regime of food and beverage consumption.  

This is not to say food is what we should be concerned of:  it's the food/drink and biochemistry of the body and the substances we consume that should concern us.  However how many of the demographic pays much attention to their cellular health as much as the athletes they watch on the media?

At the age of 15, it seems like our growth and maturity become fixed for the rest of our lives. Males, in particular, seem to be obsessed with sports. They watch sports day in and day out, supporting international corporations that own massive sports teams. These corporations pay millions of dollars each year to athletes for simply throwing or kicking a ball around. It's something that children do and something that we we're supposed to grow out of as we become adults.

This phenomenon was even predicted by HG Wells a long time ago.

But here's the thing, when you strip away your own sense of power and manhood, you project it onto someone else. You find solace in pretending to be part of a tribe during the weekends, fighting battles that aren't truly your own. In reality, you have no control over your own life. You compensate for this by indulging in fast food and sugary drinks, only to see yourself as a warrior for a brief moment. It's all a big joke, really.

We've all been manipulated by reductionist science and indoctrination, including our own psychology and this scientific method breaks everything down for easier study, training armies of graduates for poor work markets.. It's the biggest part of this whole scheme. And to make matters worse, this manipulation was planned to be joined with the Anglo-American establishment. They wrote about the cultural changes they would design, implement, and bring in over a 100-year period. Even HG Wells talked about it.

When radio first emerged, they wasted no time in incorporating sports into their programming. It became a platform for men to indulge in their love for sports, while women were mostly drawn to the soaps. Then came television, with its mesmerizing and hypnotic effect, particularly in the 1950s and 1960s. Saturday nights became a sacred time for men, as they were glued to their screens, engrossed in sports shows. This phenomenon gave birth to what we now know as the culture industry. Interestingly, even the Soviet Union had a department dedicated to this industry, with actors and directors being hailed as cultural leaders. They understood that people are like computers, easily influenced by regular updates. By controlling the information and ideas they received, an entire nation or even a group of nations could be transformed. Today, we refer to this phenomenon as political correctness. Most individuals have a strong desire to fit in with their peer group, seeking validation for their opinions. They gauge their own sanity by bouncing ideas off their neighbors and friends, who are likely to echo the same views. It doesn't matter if these ideas are based on facts or complete nonsense, as long as everyone agrees, they feel reassured. So, next time you express an opinion, observe how your friends respond. Chances are, they've been fed the same information as you.

This is the confusing propaganda that misleads us all

There's no such thing as a "balanced diet" & nutrition isn't merely food. Why is that? It's because we're all individuals. Orthomolecular nutrition is the individualized analysis application of the substances within the food which our bodies often do not obtain enough of and are often blocked by antagonists.

Today, we live in a society where people are heavily influenced by television programming -- and the executives and TV workers literally call it "programming." This has led to a lack of critical thinking and an inability to think outside of the box. Bertrand Russell and the Huxleys have warned us about this scientific dictatorship, where society is controlled through manipulation. In such a society, is there any room for genuine entertainment? Can people differentiate between a game and reality? It's disheartening to see that the actions of a few powerful individuals can go unnoticed, while the trivial lunch of six football players becomes national news.

This reflects the sick state of our society, which is destined for self-destruction. It's frustrating to try and wake people up to the truth, only to have them prove the warnings right. However, there are still some individuals who are aware of these issues. If they don't take action, they too will lose their freedom. It's not enough to simply know the truth and think it doesn't affect us personally. Everything is interconnected, and we must recognize the consequences of our actions. It's a sad reality that a nation can claim to love their children, yet willingly send them off to war under false pretenses. We need to acknowledge the truth and work towards a better future.

Where Did Sports Originate And Their Purpose?

Around a century ago, a large organization with numerous branches had a grand plan to exert influence over the world. Their strategy involved using Britain as the central hub, with the United States joining forces under the Anglo-American establishment. They even envisioned shaping and implementing a new culture over a span of 100 years. H.G. Wells also discussed this concept, particularly highlighting the idea of arenas. He proposed the construction of sports arenas worldwide, which was quite revolutionary considering that sports were primarily associated with children and not seen as a significant part of adult life. The notion of building arenas globally seemed far-fetched at the time. However, Wells believed it was possible to create a sports culture for men, utilizing a tribal system. In a way, we all strive for a sense of belonging, which is why we even elect tribal leaders.

That's why we have these leaders in place, because as the expert class gained power, the average person became more disconnected from their own destiny. It was decided that men would find solace in sports, gradually becoming dependent on their favorite teams as they felt helpless in their personal lives. They could identify with these tribal teams and cheer them on, finding a sense of victory that they lacked elsewhere. As experts took over decision-making in various fields, men felt disenfranchised. This psychological strategy was planned even before sports were implemented. That's why athletes are paid such exorbitant salaries.

You can listen to the radio to find out a contract of six million dollars a year for one player on a team. Can you believe it? But why? It's all part of the Roman circus. When people become restless and start questioning the policies of those in power, the emperor distracts them with entertainment. Just like in ancient times, the emperor builds grand coliseums, throws Christians to the lions, and organizes chariot races, football games, and basketball games. It's all a ploy to keep the masses preoccupied with meaningless things, so they never have the time to discover the truth or realize how they're being manipulated. The emperor doesn't want them to get smart enough to question his authority.

That's why professional athletes in football or baseball teams are paid exorbitant salaries, ranging from a million to several million dollars per year. It's like the modern-day version of the Roman circus. I personally know individuals who have no interest in anything else in the world except for knowing who plays third base for the Mets. They consider this knowledge to be a remarkable achievement. They gather together, pat each other on the back, bond over their shared passion, and enjoy cocktails while discussing the incredible feats of the third baseman in last night's game. It's quite disheartening, really.

When radio came into the picture, it was utilized to its fullest potential. Sports became the main attraction for men, while soap operas catered to women. And then came television, with its mesmerizing and hypnotic effect. Around the 1950s and 1960s, it truly took off. Men became completely engrossed in sports shows on Saturday nights. This phenomenon can be considered a culture industry, a term coined by its own creators. Interestingly, even the Soviet Union had a department dedicated to the culture industry, where actors and directors were referred to as cultural leaders. It's almost as if people were being treated like computers, programmed to consume this form of entertainment.

All it takes is consistently providing them with fresh updates, and you can transform an entire country, or even a group of nations. We are all receiving the same upgrades and uploads simultaneously, following specific paths. Nowadays, we refer to this phenomenon as political correctness. Most individuals have a strong desire to fit in with their peers and conform to popular opinions. In fact, they gauge their own sanity by bouncing ideas off their neighbors and friends, seeking agreement on these very same subjects. It doesn't matter if the information they receive is based on facts or complete nonsense, as long as everyone is in agreement.

Peer-Work-Social Pressure Destroys Men Particularly

You might say something, and your friends will all concur because they have been exposed to the same information. If a famous face on television makes a statement, it is automatically assumed to be true, without any need for supporting evidence. We have grown up with these familiar faces on our screens, which is why they continue to be featured well into their 70s and 80s. They become a father figure, a constant presence in our homes, staring directly at us every evening at six o'clock. Naturally, we never suspect them of any wrongdoing. And yet, this same individual will guide us through new topics and issues.

He will introduce experts on the topics, providing a brief summary at the end of each discussion. Now, you find yourself with the conclusion handed to you, without having to arrive at it on your own. It's convenient, isn't it? We are programmed today, just like machines. Zbignew Brezinski, who was once highly regarded by the NSA, is a master in geopolitics. He operates in 20 to 50-year periods, analyzing the geopolitical landscape of various countries. Interestingly, he himself admitted that the public will soon lose their ability to think critically or reason independently. He was referring to the way information is presented to them, the specific formats and formulas used. In the 1970s, he predicted that eventually people would become incapable of thinking or reasoning for themselves. Instead, they would rely on the media to do all their thinking and reasoning.

In the past, undernutrition was commonly associated with poor diet in the United States. However, nowadays, the focus has shifted towards the excesses in our diets, such as consuming too many calories, saturated fats, trans fats, added sugars, and sodium. Unfortunately, the poor eating habits and sedentary lifestyles of the American population have resulted in alarming rates of obesity, overweight, and various chronic diseases like cardiovascular disease, hypertension, dyslipidemia, type 2 diabetes, osteoporosis, and certain types of cancer. Shockingly, it has been estimated that approximately 16.6 percent of deaths in the United States in the year 2000 were attributed to poor diet quality and physical inactivity, compared to 14 percent in 1990. This highlights the urgent need for a healthier approach to nutrition and lifestyle choices.