Posts Tagged With: natalie brunell

What Choice Will You Make in 2026?

Learning is a lifetime pursuit. You will, if you choose to, learn far more after school (no matter how many years you go or don’t go) than you will in the classroom. Every adult, I think, should make a choice:

Commit to a lifetime of exploration and discovery, or let others control your mind.

Here are some books I read in 2025. What choice will you make in 2026?

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The Health Revolution is Growing, Are You In?

“The food pyramid is the most dangerous document created.” – Calley Means

American health is in a downward spiral. We abandoned common sense science and allowed companies and politicians redefine reality. We are now paying for it dearly in an exponential increase of chronic disease, reduced lifespan, and declining fertility.

Do yourself a favor and listen to Chris Williamson‘s interview with Calley Means and take control of your health.

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Ready to Question Everything you Think you Know About Health?

“We are the only species confused about what to eat.” – Matthew Lysiak

Watch Natalie Brunell‘s interview with Matthew Lysiak, as they discuss his book, Fiat Food.

Natalie and Matthew explore:

Why the food system broke along with money in the 1970s.

– Fraud in health and nutrition studies.

– Is meat bad for you?

– Why do some cultures eat carbs like pasta and rice and not gain weight?

– Why are foods made with different ingredients in the U.S. vs other countries?

– Lucky Charms healthier than steak?! Tuft’s Food Compass says so.

– Can Bitcoin help address the root causes of these problems?

A health revolution is underway. It’s a war we must win. The alternative is a nation in rapid decline.

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Political Saviors are a False Hope

As a nation we are hurting. We are trying to find a political savior, and we are blaming it on this team or that team, this color versus that color. I argue for people to look deeper than that. It is the financial system that’s broken. People need to stop looking to a political savior to break their chains of debt servitude. They can break their own chains now by opting out of the system…

I asked myself, “Why, if technology is supposed to drive prices down, why is the cost of living going up every year? Why is it so expensive to by a house for young people, stock portfolios so expensive, cost of education?” There is a real reason to that because when you flood the system which cheap money, easy capital, manipulate what should be free markets, then you have the greatest wealth transfer from the poor and the middle class to the elite. Now, finally there can be a reverse transfer.

– Natalie Brunell

Follow Emmy-winning journalist Natalie Brunell here, and listen to her podcast Coin Stories as she talks to thought leaders in finance and society.

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