Guess Again Quotes

“The tragedy of life is not that man loses, but that he almost wins.”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again

“They had fallen victim to the idea that mental health was something to hide.”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again

“This is not speculation, just look up the numbers. The sugar and grain industries spend millions on lobbying efforts each year in order to get their agendas passed. The result of this decades-long campaign is that the FDA has placed grains and carbohydrates as main components to a healthy diet. The result? Over the last five decades, America has become fatter and sicker. Forty percent of Americans”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again

“chronically overweight. This has led to, among other things, a diabetes epidemic. And who profits most from this overweight, diabetic population? The pharmaceutical companies that produce medicine to treat this chronic disease. A disease, by the way, that affected a much smaller portion of the population in the ’60s, before sugar and carbs were pushed as part of a healthy diet. About one point five percent of the population suffered from diabetes in the 1960s. Today, it’s over eleven percent. “So, doctors are busy treating their overweight, diabetic patients, while pharmaceutical companies turn giant profits churning out new medication to treat a condition that is mostly self-inflicted. That, in a nutshell, is the medical industrial complex. And diabetes is just a single example. My approach to mental health is to keep every client who comes to us”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again

“Not all those who wander are lost”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again

“school,”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again

“The tragedy of life is not that man loses”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again

“Disprove that the U.S. healthcare system creates”
― Charlie Donlea, Guess Again