06/24/25 Marijuana Doubles Heart Disease Risk: Trump Threatens Nuclear Submarine Deployment

In this episode, Ted and Austin Broer examine groundbreaking cardiovascular research, military escalations, and corporate manipulation of children while promoting essential health products and self-defense awareness.

The show opens with promotion of Health Masters Ultimate Powder and GHI cleanse products while encouraging email subscriptions for daily health updates. The hosts emphasize their commitment to providing worldwide broadcasts covering critical health research and geopolitical developments.

Medical revelations dominate the conversation when Ted discusses a comprehensive University of California study analyzing 24 research papers involving 200 million people, revealing that marijuana smoking doubles the risk of sudden heart disease, stroke, and death from cardiovascular disease. The research shows a 29% greater risk of stroke or heart disease and a 20% higher risk of stroke among cannabis users, with a separate JAMA Cardiology study demonstrating a 42% reduction in vascular function affecting blood vessel dilation.

Despite these alarming findings, Ted provides nuanced perspective by supporting marijuana use over Xanax for PTSD patients, noting personal observations of individuals benefiting from THC oils and edibles while reducing pharmaceutical dependence. He suggests dietary factors may contribute to negative cardiovascular effects rather than cannabis alone, calling for further research while advocating for tobacco-like regulations.

Geopolitical tensions receive extensive analysis as Ted examines Trump's strategic bombing operations and ceasefire violations by both Iran and Israel. The discussion reveals America's advanced military capabilities including nuclear submarines, stealth bombers, space-based weapon platforms, and the B2 bomber's high-altitude stealth operations. Ted describes Trump's threats to unleash nuclear submarines if Iran develops nuclear capabilities.

Historical context emerges through examination of imperialism and nationalism leading to World War I, particularly the animosity between Germany and France over Alsace-Lorraine. The conversation connects these patterns to contemporary Middle East conflicts and America's strategic weapon transfers to moderate rebels.

Children's health advocacy surfaces through discussion of junk food advertising's negative impact on youth nutrition, with studies showing increased unhealthy food consumption following exposure to marketing campaigns. Ted criticizes social media influencers promoting harmful foods to teenagers while advising parents to monitor children's advertising exposure.

Financial stability concerns emerge when discussing Germany and Italy's worries about Trump potentially tampering with the Federal Reserve Bank and its impact on global economic systems. Ted expresses skepticism about gold reserve availability and their potential use in interdimensional interfaces.