The MAHA Podcast

30,000 Products, 3 Ingredients: Dr. Eric Berg Exposes the Rigged Grocery Store

August 27, 2026·1h 18m
Episode Description from the Publisher

Fear was the tool. Truth is the answer. Tony Lyons opens this week's Media Hub with the case for why real safety starts with transparency, not coercion.Jack Posobiec connects centralized control of the food supply to the historical record of collectivist regimes in the new second edition of his book. Chef Geoffrey Zakarian details how he pulled seed oils, added sugar and bleached flour out of Tampa General Hospital's kitchens, and lays out his "Chefs Senate" plan to put scratch cooking back into K-12 schools nationwide.Russell Brand makes the case that the fight over food, medicine and institutions is ultimately a moral one, not just a political one. Dr. Eric Berg explains why 30,000 grocery products trace back to three subsidized crops, and why changing your environment beats relying on willpower. Dr. Bob Sears breaks down measles fatality data, vitamin A, and why education beats fear. Steve Kirsch presents parent-survey findings on the timing of sudden-onset autism ahead of his testimony to the IACC. Mary Holland questions the reported Pennsylvania measles deaths and previews the Children's Health Defense conference in Washington, D.C. on September 17. Anthony Constantino — Sticker Mule founder and NY-21 congressional candidate — talks fitness, farm-fresh food, and picks up MAHA Action's endorsement.✊ JOIN US: mahaaction.org📰 The MAHA Report: themahareport.com📋 Legislative Tracker: mahaaction.org/legislative-tracker🚨 Subscribe & hit 🔔 Live every Wednesday at 4:00 PM ET

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