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We Don't Need Sugar To Live, And We Don't Need It As A Society.

"a Hundred Years Ago, In This Country, We Were More Comfortable With These Discussions [of Past Lives, Touching The Spiritual World, Collective Unconsciousl] Than We Are Today. I Think Part Of That Is That We Have Gotten Addicted To The Same Serum That I'm Taking, Which Is The Belief That The Answers Are Always Going To Be Right There In Front Of Us. And Sometimes Ya Gotta Take That Leap."

People Change Based On What They Feel, Not What They Know. Which Means That Understanding All That Advice Doesn't Matter If There's No Deep, Profound, Visceral Awareness Of Why It's Important.

The More Decisions We Make In A Day, The More Likely We Are To Make Bad Decisions - Because Deciding Wears Us Down. You Start Making Decisions In The Morning, And By The Middle Of The Afternoon, You're Running On Fumes.

You Cannot Drive A System That's Going To Be Aiming At Preventing Illness If Everyone Is Not In It. The Whole Gaming Of Health Insurance And Health Care In America Is Based On That Fundamental Principle: Insure People Who Aren't Sick And You Don't Have To Pay More Money On Them.