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A single tick bite can make you allergic to meat.

But when that allergy spreads across America — and billionaire Bill Gates invests billions into lab-grown beef — the internet connects the dots.

In this episode of The Broken Truth Podcast, host Garrett Greene unpacks one of the strangest medical mysteries of the modern era: Alpha-Gal Syndrome — a red-meat allergy linked to the Lone Star Tick — and the viral theory that it’s part of a hidden agenda to reshape the global food supply.

From CDC data to DARPA gene-drive programs, from climate manipulation to digital diets, this investigation follows the thread between science and suspicion — exploring what happens when biology, money, and control collide.

Is Alpha-Gal Syndrome a freak of evolution… or the next step in engineered dependency?

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