Are Keto Channels Being Censored? YES!

Change happens when we stand together and ask for it.

Unhealthy food has been the standard for way to long. If you are tired of being encouraged to eat garbage and ridiculed for eating keto, you may resonate with these videos introduced below. If you do, share it so we can stop the madness.

In the recent years, especially during and after the plandemic, all major online platforms including YouTube have been systematically banning any and all health related information that do not align with the general medical consensus set by pharma industry and Bill Gates funded World Health Organization and in lock step followed by the western governments. The goal is simple: Keep the people sick and depending on the pharmaceuticals.

While any information related to health which doesn’t agree with the WHO guidelines (propaganda) may still exist in the major online platforms, the search engine algorithms make them extremely difficult (almost impossible) to find. Such platforms justify their blatant censorship with the false claim that their intension were to protect viewers against misinformation and that they promote high-quality health information.

Obviously their definition of misinformation is anything that opposes WHO's viewpoint pharma industry and Bill Gates. Conventional medicine doesn’t work for the wellbeing of people, and has never done that since well over 100 years. Its main goal was and remains to destroy the inexpensive traditional natural remedies.

Medical doctors who are programmed by medical schools (Rockefeller initiated well over a century ago), control the information. They are part of the system that meshed them with medical degrees. They indirectly work for pharma industry as they receive commission for each medication or procedure they prescribe. That makes them literally certified drug dealers. The longer people are on drugs the more they get paid.

Doctors purposely don’t get training on nutrition or alternative remedies. How are they supposed to know alternative viewpoints or opinions? They can't and won't !!!

What You Can Learn From the "Open Payments" Site

The information about payments your doctor is receiving from drug and device makers is on a little-known area of the website from the Federal Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS): Open Payments.

In short, CMS' Open Payments data shows that of the roughly one million doctors in the U.S., over 615,000 doctors received some type of payment from drug and device companies in 2019 to the tune of nearly $2.3 billion. This number today, especially after the Covid pandemic, is surely multiplied exponentially.

No wonder doctors won't want that income stream to stop.

No wonder there is censorship going on against KETO as it heals the people inexpensively.

The Open Payments™ Program is a transparency initiative managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), a federal agency under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The program collects and publicly discloses financial relationships between drug and medical device manufacturers and healthcare providers to promote accountability and reduce conflicts of interest.

CMS Responsibilities

CMS is responsible for administering the Open Payments program, ensuring compliance with the Physician Payments Sunshine Act, which is part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The agency collects, verifies, and publishes data related to financial transactions involving doctors, teaching hospitals, and pharmaceutical or medical device companies.

Are Doctors Obliged to Report Payments?

Doctors themselves are not required to report the payments they receive. Instead, pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers, and group purchasing organizations (GPOs) are required by law to report all payments and transfers of value made to physicians and teaching hospitals. The reported data is then made publicly available on the Open Payments website.

Legal Evaluation of Payments

CMS does not directly evaluate the legality of payments but functions as a transparency mechanism. However, the data collected can be used by law enforcement agencies, watchdog organizations, and the public to identify potential conflicts of interest or illegal activities, such as kickbacks or unethical inducements.

Checks and Oversight

While CMS itself does not investigate the legality of each payment, it does have data validation processes to ensure accuracy in reporting. Additionally:

• Doctors and hospitals can review and dispute any reported payments before they are published.

• Government agencies (such as the Department of Justice (DOJ) and HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG)) may investigate payments that suggest fraud, abuse, or noncompliance with anti-kickback laws.

Penalties for Noncompliance

Manufacturers and GPOs that fail to comply with Open Payments reporting requirements face civil monetary penalties (CMPs):

• Up to $1,280,000 per year for failing to report payments.

• Up to $100,000 per violation for knowingly failing to report payments.

These penalties aim to ensure compliance and deter fraudulent financial relationships that could influence medical decision-making.