• Food Accessibility and Location (Part 1: 2024 Political Relevancy)

  • Sep 13 2024
  • Length: 14 mins
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Food Accessibility and Location (Part 1: 2024 Political Relevancy)

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  • During the September 10th, 2024 USA presidential debate, the voters heard the primary candidates speak on what changes and direction they would like to see in the country. Unfortunately, the moderators did not provide much time for the healthcare topic as many policyholders and uninsured alike seek out assistance or reprieve from the current USA healthcare environment.

    Even worse, none of the two candidates spoke out on key issues such as nutrition, food availability, or even grocery prices on that matter. Therefore, the advocates will need to explain precisely and effectively which key health issues need to be addressed in order to make the USA a leading nation of health.

    Tune in to this part of a multi-part episode where we discuss the impacts of food availability and why this issue is relevant within the current political climate and where future action may elevate our health conditions within our bodies and our local environment!

    To note: while this is the formal start to the episode, the bonus episode covering the RFK addition to Trump's campaign may help inform on the perspective we are after here and why I am not pleased with the current healthcare suggestions for the country.
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