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MAHA News [7.10] Vax Compensation, Auto-Immune Biohackers, Haaland's Diet, Overcoming ADHD

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Badlands Media
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Jul 10, 2026
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Summary

Jordan Sather and Nate Prince kick off a slower newsweek by trading MAHA wins (fasting, ankle rehab, and other Friday flexes) before diving into RFK Jr.'s push for a formal COVID vaccine injury table and what it could mean for Americans still waiting on compensation. They break down HHS's new Make Hospital Food Healthier Pledge, wonder aloud why hospital cafeterias so often resemble a sad Applebee's, and dig into Medicare's brand new GLP1 coverage pilot for seniors. After Nate signs off early, Jordan flies solo through Merck's Gardasil settlement, the Supreme Court's glyphosate ruling, and a candid roast of biohacker Brian Johnson's autoimmune diagnosis. The episode wraps with a genuinely useful rundown of habits and supplements for focus and ADHD, from Lion's Mane to adaptogens. Equal parts news update and dinner table debate about what actually counts as "good" food.