🍳 Censored for Eating Clean? The Silencing of Keto Voices Online

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Sep 11, 2024
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🍳 Censored for Eating Clean? The Silencing of Keto Voices Online

Change begins when we stand together and demand it. 💪 If you're tired of being encouraged to eat garbage and ridiculed for choosing clean keto, you’re not alone.

For too long, processed, sugar-loaded, chemically altered food has been the norm — pushed on us by fast food giants, corporate-sponsored “health” institutions, and pharmaceutical overlords. And meanwhile, those of us trying to nourish our bodies with real food? We’re called extremists.

But if you’ve tried to look up keto on YouTube lately and found your favorite channels gone, shadowbanned, or buried 20 pages deep in search results... yeah, you’re not imagining things. This is intentional. 💩

🧠 Welcome to the Algorithm Prison

Since the “plandemic,” major platforms like YouTube, Google, and Meta have been actively scrubbing and censoring content that doesn’t fall in line with the World Health Organization (heavily funded by Bill Gates) and the pharmaceutical status quo. Western governments? Just tagging along like obedient lapdogs. 🐶

They call it protecting the public from “misinformation.”

But let’s be real:

Their definition of “misinformation” = anything that challenges pharma profits.💩

Keto, ancestral eating, fasting, natural remedies — all of it is seen as a threat. Not because it's dangerous. But because it works. 🥑🔥

💊 Follow the Money

Here’s a dirty little secret: According to the Open Payments program (a federal transparency initiative), over $2.3 billion was paid directly to U.S. doctors by drug and medical device companies in 2019 alone. 💵

And that’s pre-COVID. You can bet that figure exploded post-2020.

Doctors aren't required to disclose this to patients — but the data’s there. Pharma reps wine and dine doctors, give them “consulting” jobs, and offer incentives that quietly push prescriptions. This is how the system works.

White coat or not, that’s the business model. And it's why most doctors still don't know jack about nutrition. They're trained in pills, not prevention. Food isn’t part of the curriculum. 🧠🥄

No wonder they don’t want that income stream to stop. No wonder keto is censored — it’s cheap, healing, and empowering.💊

🥩 Why Keto Is the Enemy of the System

Keto is cheap. It’s natural. It reverses chronic illness. It helps people break free from the sugar-drug-medical hamster wheel.

No wonder it’s getting censored.

Keto undermines the profit model of lifelong medication. It wakes people up. It tells you to eat real food, avoid ultra-processed garbage, and trust your body again.

And for that? The system treats it like it’s dangerous. Like it’s radioactive. Like it’s... 💩

🙌 So What Can You Do?

The truth is, we still have power. Here's how you can fight back:

🔍 Use search engines like DuckDuckGo to avoid censored results
📢 Share independent keto content — even if it’s buried or banned
🥑 Support real-food creators, chefs, and educators
🧠 Stay curious and don’t outsource your health to anyone with a white coat and a sales quota

Keto is more than a diet. It’s a movement. It’s a return to sanity in a world drunk on sugar and lies. So don’t be discouraged. Keep eating clean. Keep learning. Keep sharing.

Because together, we can flush this corrupt system down the toilet where it belongs. 💩🚽

🔍 What You Can Learn From the Open Payments™ Site

Want to see for yourself what "your own doctor" might not be telling you?

Check out the Open Payments site (by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services).

Here’s what it reveals:

🧾 Over 615,000 doctors in the U.S. received payments from pharma and device companies in 2019
💵 $2.3 billion paid in just that one year — and that was before COVID
🤐 Doctors don’t have to disclose this to you — but manufacturers must report it
📊 The site is a federal transparency tool, not a law enforcement database
⚖️ CMS doesn’t judge legality, but watchdogs and feds (like DOJ & HHS OIG) can investigate
🛑 CMS penalties for noncompliance by pharma and device companies:
- Up to $1.28 million/year for failing to report
- Up to $100,000 per violation if done knowingly
🏥 No penalties for doctors unless investigated by DOJ & HHS OIG
🏥 Doctors & hospitals can dispute listings before they go public
🚨 Use this data to spot possible conflicts of interest by or kickbacks to your own personal doctor