I was sexually abused as a kid, suffered abandonment issues, dealt with mental illness, grew up really poor, and had no real guidance by the time I was 12. As far as my own personal struggles? It's simple, really. The problem lies in the universities and med schools that are pushing this crap-Western medicine.
Unfortunately, these types of characters aren't making the decisions at the top. I believe there are tons of great doctors out there who want to do great things and heal people. Am I blaming the doctors for this infiltration? No, I'm not. Just like Washington, greed, power, and manipulation have infiltrated big business, naturally. It has nothing to do with your mental or physical health. It's about money, always has been, particularly in America. Why would our good doctors do that? Because that wouldn't be as lucrative as getting serious kickbacks from the pharmaceutical companies. What happens when we get depressed or have anxiety? We take pills that the good doctors of America prescribe us rather than doctors telling their patients to stop eating shit food and start exercising. What happens when we eat shitty foods? We gain weight, which affects our confidence (along with many other physical and mental issues). Most food in our grocery stores is pure poison. These days, we have genetically modified foods, pesticides, geo-engineering, processed foods, sugars being replaced with high fructose corn syrup, which is pure evil, destroying our sea life with pollution and over-fishing, pharmaceutical drugs being handed out every time a new "illness" is "discovered." Most people in America are eating pure poison and they have no idea. Is it our "genes"? Have our genes changed in the last hundreds of thousands of years? I think not. What has changed in the last 150 years? Most of the issues we see going on today were virtually unheard of or were extremely rare cases over 150 years ago. "He who controls the information, controls the people"-more true today than ever. We blindly believe what our media, government, doctors/Western medicine, alphabet agencies, and other corrupt institutions tell us. We live in a country where most don't think critically anymore.
Why? Because we've been born and indoctrinated into a false belief system. The problem and reasons why this is, is planted right there in plain sight yet most are completely oblivious to it. How does that work? Eight out of 10 people here in America will die from cancer, heart disease, or diabetes.
America spends more money on health care than any other nation on the planet yet we are the sickest, fattest, most spiritually depleted, most depressed, most anxiety-ridden nation on the planet. Even working out can be an addiction as I'm currently finding out.
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TW: Who doesn't have some kind of drug problem or an addiction these days? Be it money, drugs, alcohol, shitty foods, coffee, keeping up with the Jones, TV binging, laziness, women, jobs, gambling, sex, "doctor drugs," and on and on and on. Any comment on that especially considering the band's history? NT: Like former lead singer Shannon Hoon, I also know you had some drug problems but have since gotten clean. I could be preparing dead bodies for cremations or working in a cubicle. That said, I'm very blessed to have this gig. The amount of material they put out in such a short time with Shannon is nothing short of amazing, especially given the content. Shannon was a wild man! He was only in Melon from '90 to '95. I'm just stepping in till he wakes up from his much-needed nap. Travis Warren: Well, after doing this gig with Melon now for about 11 to 12 years, it doesn't really feel like I'm filling his shoes. New Times: I think the first obvious question is what it's like trying to fill Shannon Hoon's shoes. Travis Warren spoke to New Times via email. 18-and-older $23 at Boo Boo's and ), the first time the band has ever played SLO County. They've since toured the U.S., Western Europe, South America, and Asia.īlind Melon is currently on a West Coast tour that will stop at SLO Brew this Wednesday, Sept. 5.įast forward to 2006, when SLO resident and Rain Fur Rent frontman Travis Warren was recruited by the remaining Blind Melon members-Rogers Stevens, Brad Smith, Christopher Thorn, and Glen Graham-to reform the band and release a third album, For My Friends (2008), essentially re-launching their career. LOCAL HERO Blind Melon with frontman and SLO resident Travis Warren plays SLO Brew on Sept.
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