10/28/25 Soda Liver Disease Risk 50% While Biometric Privacy Concerns Rise!

In this episode, Ted and Austin Broer examine soda liver disease connections while addressing biometric digital identity concerns and newborn vaccination controversy.
The show opens with soda liver disease study revealing one daily can increases risk 50 percent affecting nearly 124,000 people, demonstrating high fructose corn syrup and artificial sweetener toxicity requiring parental vigilance.
Moderna CMV vaccine failure examination covers phase three trial showing only 6 percent efficacy across 7,500 women in 300 sites across 13 countries including Finland, Israel, and US with disappointing results.
Biometric digital identity initiative addresses Visa facial scanning payment systems and JP Morgan programs creating privacy concerns through transaction monitoring and personal data collection requiring cash usage maintenance.
Hepatitis B newborn vaccine controversy questions mandatory US administration when most developed nations don't require it, discussing mercury and aluminum presence risks and over-vaccination long-term health impacts.
Democracy versus republic principles examination explains constitutional republic protection importance versus majority rule dangers where 51 percent oppresses 49 percent through DEI initiative concerns.
Website integration announcement covers Health Masters and Team Health Masters platform consolidation ensuring content accessibility through both URLs with customer support phone number availability.
Christian Turkey expulsion addresses security threat labeling and religious persecution continuing Armenian Genocide historical context requiring international advocacy for religious freedom protection.
Venezuela false flag operation discussion examines Maduro's CIA group capture claims comparing Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi fates questioning military intervention evidence and Trinidad Tobago coordination.
The episode concludes with cash usage encouragement maintaining privacy avoiding cashless society transition, plus newsletter signup promotion for Health Masters news updates.