Political agendas have “co-opted” science in America, according to the founder of an organization that helps consumers spend their health care dollars on proactive, preventative solutions like fitness, nutrition, and innovative health technology.
In recent years, Calley Means, founder of Truemed and co-author of “Good Energy,” says science has become intermingled with public policy, which has led to things like nutrition guidelines that are not founded in the most accurate data and research.
“It is not the job of science to make public policy, it is the job of scientists to tell the truth,” Means said during a “Restoring American Wellness” event at The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.
Citing a “closed-door meeting” he had with President-elect Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who Trump has tapped to lead the…
