05-02-25 ARI Irollie (MG FED 4.6) AM

Dear Patriot,

We’ve tackled shady annuities, hidden tax traps, and offshore retirement risks. But today, it’s time to burn down the biggest lie factory of all: the mainstream media.

Here are the top 3 myths they keep feeding hardworking Americans:

1. “You’ll need less money in retirement.” Wrong. Inflation, healthcare, and taxes say otherwise.
   

2. “Social Security will cover the basics.” Laughable—unless your “basics” are cat food and coupons.
   

3. “Just max out your 401(k) and you’re set.” That’s a Wall Street sales pitch—not a strategy.
   

These myths aren’t innocent—they’re designed to keep you docile and dependent. The elites plan. The media pacifies. But not you.

Tomorrow, I’ll show you the shocking stat about how little most retirees actually have saved—and what to do about it.

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Did you know that astronauts rarely have heart problems?

Surprisingly, it all comes down to one specific food they eat in outer space.

“This food works to clean your arteries and support your heart health by dissolving the sticky protein building up inside them,” says Dr. Sam Walters.

Dr. Sam Walters is a former nutrition consultant to NASA. He’s also a leading “heart doctor” whose natural solution has helped thousands of people enjoy a healthy heart without living on drugs.

He recommends his patients add this food as a staple in their diets… because multiple studies have shown that it can:

- SLASH your risk of heart attack & stroke by nearly HALF
- Lower “bad” LDL cholesterol & triglycerides
- Keep your blood pressure under control
- Unclog your arteries

Yet, up to 89% of Americans aren’t getting enough of it in their diets!

Fortunately, Dr. Walters has released a short video revealing the #1 heart-healthy food you should start eating today.

Watch it here:

>>> Former NASA Doctor Reveals The #1 Heart-Healthy Food 89% Of Americans Aren’t Eating Enough

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Fun Fact Of The Day

 Over 40% of Americans believe they’ll need less income in retirement—but most retirees say they spend more than expected in their first 10 years!