Obese loudmouth Mike Huckabee, is saving lives by telling people they can throw away their medicine, and cure diabetes with cinnamon – often found in sugary, cinnamon rolls! Thanks Go. Huckabee, you’re a lifesaver! Gosh, it almost sounds like an infomercial…But let’s hear it from our altruistic friend and possible presidential candidate
“Hello, I’m Mike Huckabee. Let me tell you that diabetes can be reversed. I should know because I did it and today you can too. It’s all about making simple lifestyle changes and healthier food choices. And there is no other way to reverse diabetes.
“Prescription drugs aren’t going to cure you. They’re only going to keep you a loyal, pill-popping, finger-dickheading, insulin-shooting customer so Big Pharma and the mainstream medical community can rake in over $100 billion a year annually.”
“But that’s not your only option. You can avoid the side effects that could lead to needing more drugs. You don’t have to be a part of this failed system any longer, because today you have an amazing opportunity to stop diabetes in its tracks – and actually reverse it, just as I did, simply and naturally.”
There is so much more on the video, but you already know the BS is strong with this one. You should know that according to Hucksterbee, ‘most people’ are diabetes free within 4 weeks!
At the end, he reminds us of his solid political creds with the line “I’m Mike Huckabee and I approve Barton Publishing’s Diabetes Solution Kit.” For the right money he would ‘approve’ bath salts.
A New York Times report added, “The American Diabetes Association and the Canadian Diabetes Association caution against treatments like the one peddled by the company Mr. Huckabee represents.”
Huckabee has been lending his voice to the lucrative Barton ads for the past year, but this isn’t his first rodeo by any means. For years, he has been selling ads on email commentaries he sends to thousands of his lucky supporters.
Here’s a ‘for-instance’ and it is such good news – if only it were true.
In January, Huckabee sent lucky supporters an email claiming ‘there is a miracle cure for cancer hidden in the Bible!” Betcha didn’t look there, didja? The ad linked to one of ‘those’ long videos, which eventually offered a booklet about the ‘Matthew 4 Protocol.’ It is free – with a $72 subscription to a health newsletter.
There’s more. The anxiety level of supporters was raised considerably when they opened Huckabee’s email to learn:”Food Shortage Could Devastate Country.”
The ad offered “The No.1 item you should be hoarding” which are: Food4Patriots survival food kits.
The word is that Huckabee has been using his name and mailing list as a lucrative tool for ‘dubious enterprises’ for several years, and he’s reluctant to stop milking the infomercial cash cow. Huckabee will have to find other means of support or give up his presidential dreams, because people (may) view his snake-oil sales as less than presidential behavior.