NEW – El Salvador's president promotes healthy lifestyle choices in the fight against Covid and other diseases.pic.twitter.com/iue2H5kBKU
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) January 4, 2022
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I don’t even believe the coronavirus exists, but “lose weight and exercise to prevent getting sick” is always good advice.
It’s also following “The Science,” which claims that 8 out of 10 people hospitalized with “Covid-19” were overweight or obese.
I’m not going to go into the full denialism schtick – we already did that recently, if you missed it – but the same was true when “Covid-19” was called “the flu.” If you go back and look at the research, severe illness from the flu was about 5 times more likely among the overweight and obese.
Of course, it’s basically true of every illness, so it doesn’t mean very much. Assuming you don’t have cancer or some other terminal illness, there is no greater determiner of any health outcome than BMI.
If Western governments actually believed in this virus, and believed in their own “science,” and believed in solving the problem, the number one thing they would be doing is telling people to lose weight.
Instead, you have JD Pritzker telling you to get vaccinated and you’ll live forever.
As The Science now admits, the vaccine doesn’t prevent infection and death or transmission, so even if you really believed the vaccine was an effective prophylactic for reducing symptoms, you would still be focusing on telling people to lose weight.
In fact, even if there was no claim of a coronavirus, any government that claimed to care about the health of their population would be telling people to lose weight, and would be regulating the food industry and enacting various programs to help them lose weight.
But no.
Instead, the government actually endorses and funds “body positivity” propaganda that tells the population that it is actually healthy and good to be obese.
None of this is serious, and the basic lack of seriousness should make you question the veracity of the entire program.
meanwhile in other places pic.twitter.com/m8ebOa4NFD
— Ricardo Palma (@ricardito_p) January 4, 2022
In Salvador they are also offering a packet with vitamins, zinc, ivermectin. https://t.co/XIYC1cGlpY
— Gabi (@w3unpocodetodo) January 4, 2022
The one and only way to make people stronger against covid.
The real “booster” should be a healthy diet and exercise.
— Joël van Delden (@Jl_vn_dldn) January 4, 2022
& a positive mind, which we are not getting courtesy these lockdowns & the evil media.
— . (@Himansh30598281) January 4, 2022
But for all this, we should be free in the first place & the media should stop its Covid rants.
— . (@Himansh30598281) January 4, 2022
I’ve been asking pro vax mandate people “why hasn’t one president in the world or big pharma encouraged people to lose weight, eat healthily and exercise?”
Bukele is the only president in the entire planet to be using common sense, which is extremely scary
— SandileSN (@Sandile_S_N) January 4, 2022
Only wrong message here is saturated fats. for a full 10/10 they would shit on seed oils.
— TwattoriCrimen1984 (@twattori) January 4, 2022
2 years into the pandemic and its the first time i see advice like this
but sure its about health
— permissionless (@permissionlessn) January 4, 2022
The first time I’ve seen any politician or government official say anything about lifestyle changes in respect to Covid. Hats off to this man 😤
— SoundsLikeMoney.eth⚡️💸 (@YungProfit561) January 4, 2022