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12/20/25 S12 E4 - AMT TV FULL SHOW: MAHA Bans Sugary Drinks from SNAP Benefits w/ Tim Keller | Plus Liberty Loving Latino Chris Salcedo | Robert's Story of Recovery
12/20/25 S12 E4 - AMT TV FULL SHOW: MAHA Bans Sugary Drinks from SNAP Benefits w/ Tim Keller | Plus Liberty Loving Latino Chris Salcedo | Robert's Story of Recovery
12/20/25 S12 E4 - AMT TV FULL SHOW: MAHA Bans Sugary Drinks from SNAP Benefits w/ Tim Keller | Plus Liberty Loving Latino Chris Salcedo | Robert's Story of Recovery
Saturday 20th December 2025
Explore health policies, spine recovery stories, and Latino conservatism in this engaging episode of American Medicine Today.
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Get the buttons here!From Sugary Bans to Spine Success: A Journey Through Health and Politics
Episode Overview
- MAHA's sugary drink ban aims to tackle diabetes.
- Processed sugars have a significant impact on health.
- Robert's spine surgery highlights medical innovation.
- Latino conservatism challenges political stereotypes.
- Personal stories offer hope and critical insights.
"Think about what that's doing to your body...you're killing your gut flora."
What secrets to maintaining sobriety can be uncovered in the latest episode of American Medicine Today? The show dives into a hot topic as hosts Kimberly Bonati, Ethan Youker, and Dr. Alfred Bonati discuss the recent MAHA ban on sugary drinks for SNAP benefits. Healthcare analyst Tim Keller joins the conversation, highlighting the impact of this decision on America's diabetes epidemic.
Keller doesn't hold back, painting a vivid picture of how processed sugars wreak havoc on our bodies and the government's seemingly contradictory role in this health crisis. Next, the episode takes a heartfelt turn with Robert's story of recovery. Battling debilitating back pain due to an unusual spinal condition, Robert shares his journey from despair to relief through a revolutionary spine procedure. His tale is a testament to perseverance and the power of medical innovation.
Finally, Chris Salcedo, author of 'The Rise of the Liberty Loving Latino,' challenges political stereotypes and offers a fresh perspective on Latino conservatism in America. Salcedo's passion and insights are sure to spark reflection on political identity and community. This episode is packed with engaging discussions and personal stories that offer both hope and critical thinking. Whether you're interested in health policies, inspiring recovery journeys, or political narratives, there's something here for everyone.
How do you think these changes in policy might impact public health? Dive in to explore more.