The Gary Null Show

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Richard Gale, independent geopolitical analyst who tracks Middle East, energy, and security. He reports on intense regional bombing, missile innovations, and media blackouts. He discusses rising energy risks and supply disruptions. He examines strikes on medical sites and rhetoric pushing a holy war, plus allegations of staged attacks to inflame sectarian tensions.

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Richard Gale, on-the-ground geopolitical reporter and analyst. Kit Klarenberg, investigative journalist on intelligence and foreign policy. Scott Ritter, former Marine intelligence officer and Middle East analyst. They discuss Iran-related military strikes and regional escalation, missile and interceptor shortages, impacts on US and Israeli strategy, and how regime-change efforts reshaped Iran's posture.

Richard Gale, a geopolitical analyst who provides concise intelligence updates, and Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia economist featured via an interview clip on Middle East conflict. They discuss regional escalation risks, Strait of Hormuz shutdowns and global economic fallout. Conversation also touches on Pentagon munitions concerns and media censorship surrounding the conflict.

I think the biggest mistake made so far was the assassination of Ayatollah Khomenei --- who was a moderate, not a hardliner and held the role of Supreme Leader since 1989 – he was actually deeply loved despite other problems with Guardian Council Even one GOP senator ahs tried to walk back that the US didn’t target him We don’t know whether it was a US or Israel missile that killed Khomenei, his step son and step daughter and his young granddaughter I think the US and Israel lost this war after this assassination because they don’t understand Shia Islam…   CLIPS  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BrdTcyZ2xw - Chris Hedges The Suicidal Folly of a War with Iran (2) Scott Ritter: Iran's Missiles OBLITERATE Tel Aviv, Khamenei's Death BACKFIRES on Trump - YouTube

A deep look at why trust is essential in medicine and how integrity shapes patient decisions. Commentary on recent high-profile investigations and media narratives. Healing stories and recovery reports, including an Alzheimer's anecdote. Practical advice on nutrition, travel meal strategies, and improving institutional food. Tips for relocating to Southeast Asia and upcoming retreats and programs.

Conversations swing from surprising nutrition studies and practical tips for nuts and protein to controversial claims about vaccine harms and proposed detox therapies. Dental infections, holistic ozone treatments, and herbal anti-inflammatory research are discussed. Political accountability, Epstein-era documents, pesticide lobbying, and calls about kratom and pain relief also feature.

Reports on a study where daily mango and avocado improved heart markers in prediabetics. Research reveals microplastics in prostate tumors and urges less plastic food contact. Findings show exercise plus protein drinks reduced care needs in dementia. Early high‑fat, high‑sugar diets cause lasting brain and feeding changes. New documents raise questions about financial networks tied to high-profile figures.

When Authority Shapes Appetite By Gary Null PhD “The body keeps the score.” — Bessel van der Kolk When Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now overseeing the major public health agencies of the United States, publicly endorsed the ketogenic diet as an ideal way of eating, his words did not float casually into the air. They landed with weight. In an era of chronic disease, metabolic confusion, and institutional distrust, people listen carefully to those who occupy positions of power. A statement about diet, when made by someone entrusted with national health leadership, does more than describe a personal preference. It signals direction. It shapes conversation. It influences behavior.   https://garynull.substack.com/ https://garynull.com/when-authority-shapes-appetite/