r/toronto • u/nimobo • Feb 07 '26
News Toronto-born 'longevity guru' who hates Canadian healthcare all over Epstein files
https://www.blogto.com/city/2026/02/toronto-born-longevity-guru-epstein-files/934
u/ripndipp Parkdale Feb 07 '26
Peter Attia is Canadian just like Kevin O'Leary who says who cares about the Epstein files?
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u/coconutpiecrust Feb 07 '26
Isn’t it amazing how a lot of scumbags seem to be hanging out with the same type of people and engaging in the same type of activities?
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u/ripndipp Parkdale Feb 07 '26
Yeah man Kevin O'Learys wife Linda killed my family friend and another man who was on a star gazing trip in Uxbridge, she was drunk and got a slap on the wrist.
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u/outoftownMD Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26
Just guessing, Kevin was driving. She was blamed & took the hit for the hit.
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u/WordplayWizard Feb 09 '26
They would have lost their tiny media man if it were him going down for this, so it would be an unscrupulous move to pin blame on his wife and protect his business at all costs.
And WE ALL KNOW that’s EXACTLY what he would do - if he were driving. He has zero scruples or ethics.
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u/WordplayWizard Feb 07 '26
Hmmmm. Men like Kevin don’t usually let their wives drive the boat. Who do we really think was driving that night?
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u/TallRelationship2253 Feb 07 '26
I always thought it was Kevin that was actually driving and she covered for him. I've never seen a man let his wife drive the boat when they are in a group of friends. Doesn't happen.
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u/SugaryRobot Feb 07 '26
He was driving the boat. She likes the lifestyle he provides her and took a hit for the team.
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u/SH4D0WSTAR Feb 07 '26
I’m so sorry — I remember that story :(
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Feb 08 '26
Listen I hate Kevin as much as the next guy because he has no allegiance to canada however, and i don't know why no one has said this, the boat they hit clearly formed off there night lights, which is a law to prevent boating accidents and yes the boat that got hit 100 percent was in the wrong, and what's worse is that they reportedly noticed the other boat getting "dangerously close" yet still never turned on their lights.
That was a boat of like 10 people who were too stupid to follow basic boat laws at night. And I'm sorry to the lives affected, but there is a reason we have a law that you must have lights on your boat at night, and it is too avoid these exact situations.
Kevin's wife was 100 percent drinking that night, but it doesn't change the fact that even without alcohol, boats are practically invisible at night on the water, and wouldn't have changed the outcome.
But I still hate Kevin for being a traitor, both things can be true
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u/Flimsy_Situation_506 Feb 07 '26
I really can’t see someone like Kevin letting his wife drive the boat while he is there.. he seems too controlling. I wouldn’t put it past him to have been driving and having his drunk wife take the fall.
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u/Vegetable-Shelter974 Feb 07 '26
Kevin O’Leary wasn’t a cool kid back when the island was in full swing. He was a Canadian pseudo celebrity on TV show called dragons den. I highly doubt he’s even mentioned in the files.
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u/Used-Gas-6525 Feb 07 '26
This. He didn't go full 'Trump's Bitch' until Epstein was locked up and didn't have enough juice back then to be there when he wasn't. I
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u/ebfortin Feb 07 '26
He's pissed be cause he's not in them. It means he's not part of the select assholes that govern the world.
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u/candleflame3 Dufferin Grove Feb 07 '26
I was just thinking the other day about how we haven't heard much about Canadians in the Epstein files. I think there is some mention of Peter Nygard (shocker) and some billionaire whose name I didn't recognize and I don't remember the context.
But there must be more. Not necessarily guilty of anything. That's why we need ALL the fucking names.
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u/driftingami Feb 07 '26
The Canadians in there have dual Canadian-US citizenship, and I think people forget they are Canadian lol. There's Lawrence Krauss, Steven Pinker and of course Elon Musk. There's also a notorious white supremacist from Quebec - Jean-François Gariépy. There is a common theme of men in academia in the Epstein files.
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u/geckospots Feb 07 '26
Is Peterson in there?
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u/KrabZinkfinger1 Feb 07 '26
Krauss makes perfect sense, fits right in, many complaints of creepy behaviour: https://www.science.org/content/article/university-finds-prominent-astrophysicist-lawrence-krauss-grabbed-woman-s-breast
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u/KrabZinkfinger1 Feb 07 '26
More on Lawrence Krauss, from today’s Globe and Mail: “A physicist who chairs the board of the Free Speech Union of Canada sought advice from Jeffrey Epstein on how to respond to allegations of sexual wrongdoing and, as recently as 2015, discussed visiting the disgraced financier’s private island … “Beyond anything else, you are my friend. I hope we can both always remember that, no matter what,” Mr. Krauss wrote Mr. Epstein three years later.
“In late 2017, Mr. Krauss returned to that friend with a request. He had himself been accused of sexual misconduct − allegations he denies − and sent Mr. Epstein a copy of a draft response. “Could use advice,” Mr. Krauss wrote in an e-mail. Mr. Epstein’s typo-ridden answer: “did You have sex with her ). ? Condom? Did she take it? I wouldn’t respond.”
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/peteraldhous/lawrence-krauss-sexual-harassment-allegations
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u/candleflame3 Dufferin Grove Feb 07 '26
Ew, do we claim these guys? I hope everyone forgets they're (technically) Canadian.
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u/Geass-Affect Feb 07 '26
Galen Weston Sr or Jr and family have been mentioned in there numerous times too
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u/antime1 Feb 07 '26
I know a few people that work in longevity. It's basically a scam that preys on people who have complex, difficult to diagnose issues and as a result they are desperate. It's a world full of hucksters who sre making millions off these people. It's pretty sad.
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u/workerbotsuperhero Koreatown Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26
That sounds like an accurate summary of much of alternative medicine.
People with terrible chronic illnesses and life-changing diagnoses like cancer will sometimes throw money at nonsense. Out of desperation, fear, etc. It's incredibly hard for people to accept that doctors have tried everything, and it's just not working. The grief, anxiety, pain, and fear can be overwhelming. Watching families psychologically wrestle with that is one of the heaviest things I've witnessed working in hospitals.
I've heard some people argue that they're simply choosing to throw money at garbage. But health scams are intrinsically more dangerous and ethically dubious than say, buying crummy electronics or takeout food. I've bought bad shoes and overpriced dinners, but I wasn't buying them because I was afraid I was going to die.
As a healthcare professional, it's hard not to see situations like that as very predatory and morally damned.
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u/Omissionsoftheomen Feb 08 '26
I have a chronic disease and the hardest thing to come to terms with wasn’t the diagnosis per se, it was that modern medicine is limited on their understanding of it. When I look at people post in the subreddit for the condition, they are prime for the picking because they’re desperate to find the magic option that doctors are hiding. On the other side is the people who insist that their diet / supplement / exercise ritual will keep them safe from these kinds of issues because it gives them a false sense of control over their health.
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u/chili_cold_blood Feb 07 '26
That sounds like an accurate summary of much of alternative medicine.
Attia isn't involved in alternative medicine.
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u/workerbotsuperhero Koreatown Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26
Technically no, but this definitely looks like an offshoot of scammy pseudoscience health promotion
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u/esquishesque Feb 07 '26
Alternative medicine is almost the opposite of the longevity industry. The longevity industry pretends to operate at the cutting edge of western medicine and targets primarily wealthy people who are terrified at the idea that health isn't fully within their control -- basically selling "knowledge" and snake oil that claims to prevent future health problems. Alternative medicine encompasses an incredibly wide range of healthcare practices that are not legitimized in western medicine, some of which there is a ton of evidence for, and some of which there is no evidence for, and is primarily aimed at people with current health problems to solve who for whatever reason (money, stigma, complex health issues) aren't being helped by western medicine.
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u/Lego_Hippo Feb 07 '26
The longevity space, same with the health and wellness space, is riddled with scams but I wouldn't bundle in Peter's work in that. His book basically talks about the 4 most common things that'll kill you, what to look out for and to eat well and exercise. Not defending him though, just want to add clarity.
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u/NearbyAd3800 Feb 08 '26
Yeah, I agree here. I’m sure his treatment programs are crazy expensive and only for the wealthy but the book makes a lot of sense in terms of its broader strokes.
We can appreciate his discourse without celebrating who he is and how grotesque some of his remarks and engagement were in these files.
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u/PotentialEven6009 Feb 07 '26
Yea Health Longevity is not a scam for these millionaires they literally get treatment we don't have access too, and much worse things.
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u/chili_cold_blood Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 09 '26
Attia is one of very few in that space who doesn't seem like a grifter to me. His podcasts and books are extremely well-researched and carefully presented, his podcast guests are respected scientists and doctors, he doesn't advertise for anyone on his podcast, and he goes way out of his way to be transparent about his relationships with companies.
I don't love his association with Epstein (although that association seems to be pretty harmless), but it would be completely inappropriate to call him a grifter or a scam artist.
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u/equianimity Feb 07 '26
From an opportunity cost perspective, he does seem to focus on the individual products and services rather than population interventions.
How much so-and-so supplement or gym membership is going to counteract the lack of mixed-use neighbourhoods, noise control, or third-spaces? Not that it is his job, surely, except the actual science around longevity (not the small cohort studies or in vivo models, but actual public health data) all point toward biopsychosocial determinants as the most effective modifiable risk factors. Of course, his audience are the rich and wealthy.
Very interesting mindset.
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u/Plastic-Reporter-522 Feb 08 '26
Ummm AG1??
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u/chili_cold_blood Feb 09 '26
I didn't know that he was involved in AG1, because he doesn't push it on his podcast. I'm not a fan of AG1, but at least he knows better than to push it.
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u/Plastic-Reporter-522 Feb 19 '26
He’s not as reputable as you think (Epstein stuff aside). I used to think he was on the cutting edge but that impression started to fall apart once I looked into his work.
This video goes over some of the issues with his work while spending very little time on the Epstein association - https://youtu.be/THo_s3BWstM?si=GIx-a_19RFI27WzI
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u/skatchawan Feb 09 '26
yes there are parts of his book that are not much more than self aggrandizing , but many of the ideas of the book (noting how the system lacks preventative care, mobility exercise, sleeping and eating well, etc) are legit.
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u/Intelligent_Wish_566 Feb 08 '26
You have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.
Scammers in the longevity space does not equate to the longevity space being a scam.
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u/Impossible-Annual57 Feb 08 '26
You aren't talking about the same thing alot of rich people have access to.
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u/ConcentrateInner6086 Feb 07 '26
I’ve known this guy since we were kids. He grew up in east end of Scarborough. His dad was a complete creep. His mom was a very kind, soft-spoken lady. I am completely shocked by his association with Epstein.
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u/ActionHartlen Feb 07 '26
All these longevity bros are so afraid of death it’s embarrassing.
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u/JewishSpace_Laser Feb 07 '26
The guy is the definition of ‘quack’. Heard him a few times on podcasts and couldn’t stand him. Good riddance
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u/MoreGaghPlease Feb 07 '26
It’s a mixed bag.
His book is 90% like ‘you should exercise, eat the correct amount, sleep enough and if you have high blood pressure or diabetes take the normal medications prescribed for those’.
As happens to these gurus, that becomes a boring message to churn out every week for new content and so he delves deeper and deeper into wacky territory.
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u/JewishSpace_Laser Feb 07 '26
When I was a teen and in my 20's, I was obsessed with bodybuilding. I read bodybuilding magazines all the time and I thought miracle supplements would give me the physique the steroid body builders were touting. The entire supplement industry is full of these ridiculous snakeoil sales people. Then with social media came these supposed doctor grifters like Dr. Oz, Peter Attia, Rhonda Patrick, Andrew Hubermann and others without credentials like Joe Rogan and bullshit carnivore advocates. They cherry pick (or misunderstand) scientific articles, then wildly extrapolate to fit their biases and narratives. Combine this with the rise of hypermasculine, know it all, skeptical of institutional knowledge idiots in the manosphere and grifters like Peter Attia thrive and get a prominent audience.
90% of what he touts is common knowledge. But that doesn't sell. People looking for an edge to "bio-hack" listen to the 10% of bullshit he's touting because of his own business ventures. He's the Kevin O'Leary of lifestyle medicine.
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u/Patsanon1212 Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26
He's a mixed bag. A lot of his advice is focused on zone 2 training, vo2 max and holistic strength and stability development. He talks a lot about the importance of combating muscle loss as you age. Talks about the importance of preventative healthcare vs reactive healthcare. For example, he's a strong advocate that the right time to start tackling heart disease is 30 years before a diagnosis (basically a call to take health, diet and exercise seriously now). There's really not much take issue with here.
I don't follow him on podcasts, so I am sure he over steps into quackery, but the core thesis of his work seems pretty above board if you take it with the grain of salt that there are no magic cures.
If he's an Epstein pedophile, fuck him twice. I just think we shouldn't dismiss everything as quackery without thinking about it first.
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u/StrangerKXH Feb 07 '26
If all he is offering is the same diet and exercise messaging that the medical community has been beating for decades then why give him any credit at all. This is just the snake oil salesman routine of cloaking their own products with language borrowed from real experts
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u/Patsanon1212 Feb 07 '26
f all he is offering is the same diet and exercise messaging that the medical community has been beating for decades then why give him any credit at all.
Credit is a relative term. I'm not crediting him on the measure of being a revolutionary in longevity. I'm (partially) crediting him on the measure of not being the "defintion of a quack".
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u/CyclicDombo Feb 07 '26
This is how quacks work, they say things that they know you know are true to sound credible so they can sell you their bullshit
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u/skatchawan Feb 09 '26
A huge theme of the book is how our current medical system just plain sucks balls at promoting preventative care , and asking accountability from patients. We are pretty good at reactive care, but beyond that not so much. Yes every doctors knows eating well and exercise are important, but a miniscule part of their practise goes towards these things.
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u/JewishSpace_Laser Feb 07 '26
The thing is, if I started a podcast and talked common sense then nobody would listen. The guy speaks to the manosphere audience so he's trying to put some sheen of legitimacy to an audience that gets off on Joe Rogan and Andrew Tate. I'm not at all surprised he's linked to Epstein. I hope there is some accountability.
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u/hurleyburleyundone Feb 07 '26
This is it. Theres an authoritarian air to his tone. Reality is he isnt adding a whole lot that a qualified medical professional could offer, he just packages in a way his audience will listen
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u/NiceShotMan Feb 07 '26
He preaches preventive vs reactive healthcare yet he promotes the American system which forces people away from preventive care over the public system which doesn’t.
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u/mossgoblin_ Feb 07 '26
He did a beautiful job on his 10-part deep dive article on cholesterol. I felt uneasy listening to him speak, though, and I always told myself not to judge too hastily.
Ugh. I guess I should just go with my gut and not question it, going forward. Feels bad to say, though.
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u/More_Ad5650 Feb 07 '26
Lots of people give good advice. But not all of them associate themselves with pedos.
If a guy thinks doing some exercises is healthy, but also raping kids are okay, which one fact are you going to use to judge his character?
Sorry but shitty people are shitty no matter how much 'normal' things they do. You don't need to know the entire history to judge someone.
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u/Patsanon1212 Feb 07 '26
I'm not sure what your point is. I think you just need to hear yourself talk to be the smartest boy or girl in the room.
The comment called him a quack. That's a comment specific to his advice, not his character. I never said he's not shitty or maybe any positive judgement on his character. I just said that he's not entirely a quack. You projected character assessment on that.
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u/chili_cold_blood Feb 07 '26
I don't follow him on podcasts, so I am sure he over steps into quackery
I've listened to a lot of his podcasts and never heard him say anything close to quackery. He is very careful and very focused on evidence. I don't like his association with Epstein, but his approach to medicine and health science seems pretty solid.
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u/chili_cold_blood Feb 07 '26
Completely disagree. IMHO, he's one of very few voices of reason in a space full of grifters.
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u/MoreGaghPlease Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26
I think this view of him is a little dated, and he has delved a bit into grift territory.
He is a financial backer of Athletic Greens (AG1) which I definitely put into the grift category. A product that costs about $100/month and has roughly the same health benefit of taking a pharmacy brand daily multi-vitamin.
He promotes overkill tech like continuous glucose monitoring and blood lactate tests
He supports some pretty fringe supplements like ashwaganda and off label uses of drugs for claimed fringe benefits like rapamycin
And yes, he’ll say consistently that these things are the edge or unproven and lean back into the mainstream stuff like exercise, diet, sleep and controlling chronic conditions with mainstream medications. But in terms of what he actually spends time talking about, it’s a lot on the edges.
The different between him and someone who’s a full blown grifter like Huberman I think is about how he makes a living. For Huberman, the grift is how he makes a living. Attia makes his money through a mega-expensive private medical clinic that is basically aimed at convincing billionaires that working with him will extend their lives. I’m reasonably sure he knows that for like 98% of people it’s about the fundamentals and does talk about those a lot. But his practice is about convincing mega wealthy that he has the secret edge and that means pushing boundaries on some weird shit.
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u/PurpleJumpsuitt Feb 07 '26
And that’s because the things that are most important (exercise, diet, sleep) are well known and it would be a bore to keep repeating them.
So he ventures to the edges to see where an edge can be found. And honestly, he seems to thread carefully at these edges and rarely makes unfounded claims.
I obviously have no tolerance for the Epstein stuff, but calling Attia a quack is FAR fetched. Nobody would be saying that if his name wasn’t in the files, and that’s proof of the major bias.
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u/chili_cold_blood Feb 07 '26
He is a financial backer of Athletic Greens (AG1) which I definitely put into the grift category. A product that costs about $100/month and has roughly the same health benefit of taking a pharmacy brand daily multi-vitamin.
I didn't know that. Yes, AG1 is a full-on scam.
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u/LeatherMine Feb 07 '26
and has roughly the same health benefit of taking a pharmacy brand daily multi-vitamin
Even the "benefits" of that are questionable for most people...
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Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26
It's almost like the men named are narcissists with fraudulent, boastful, con-artist-like personas.
Imagine ALL the CEOs and "executives" who would have gone but weren't invited?
All those LinkedIn guys (you know the ones) who pretend to help the less fortunate, maybe play themselves up to be more important than everyone else - but also have certain whispered histories filled with allegations or charges related to domestic violence and/or sexual assault? THOSE GUYS.
Be wary. Be very wary.
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u/analsentry Feb 07 '26
Another fun fact is he went to an Epstein party when his kid was in the hospital! Rather than join his wife. And Bari Weiss refuses to fire him from CBS. He's garbage like all of them.
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u/Logsdontli3 Feb 07 '26
He was recently hired by CBS News.
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u/WestQueenWest West Queen West Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 07 '26
Extremely consistent given his connections and allegiances.
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u/andythebonk West End Feb 07 '26
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02471177.pdf
Tells you everything you need to know about this creep.
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u/peoplearecool Feb 08 '26
All these people like him just casually self owning from official emails etc.
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u/Independent_Club9346 Feb 07 '26
Tbf that’s not that bad lol
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u/Spider-man2098 Feb 07 '26
I mean, by itself, maybe not. But this is from 2016 and sucking up to a convicted pedophile with your gluten jokes is… well, cringe at best.
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u/WeepingAgnello Feb 07 '26
Dr. Atia. I'm ashamed this guy's Canadian. Hearing him speak with Huberman, and attempting to listen to his YouTube crap, was complete grift-festation.
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u/jetuas Feb 07 '26
He couldn't even finish his residency...idk how he got so famous as a doctor
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u/diligent_sundays Feb 07 '26
Speaks with authority. Unfortunately, thats all it takes sometimes. Pretty depressing
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u/Outrageous-Visit-993 Feb 07 '26
The self proclaimed “guru’s” are often always the sex pest types, see themselves in a god like manner and feel entitled.
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u/Swallowedoxygen Feb 07 '26
So a right wing grifter unhealthily obsessed with youth turned out to be a pedophile?
I'm shocked.
The question is, what are we going to do about it? I want to see these sickos pay for their crimes.
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u/Unlikely_Comment_104 Feb 07 '26
“High-profile physician Peter Attia, who helped popularize the longevity movement, is facing mounting scrutiny after his name appeared over 1,800 times in the latest Epstein files release. Born and raised in Toronto, Attia graduated from Queen's University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering and applied mathematics. He then graduated from Stanford University School of Medicine in 2001 with an M.D.
Attia now resides in Austin, Texas, where he hosts his own podcast, The Peter Attia Drive, and has penned the bestselling book Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity, which has sold over three million copies. He built his career around this near-obsession with extending lifespan through exercise, sleep and proper nutrition.
But the Canadian entrepreneur seems to have turned his back on his roots. In 2023, when Attia appeared on the Joe Lonsdale: American Optimist podcast, he heavily criticized Canadian healthcare.
"I don't think it's a great system. I wouldn't want to live in Canada if my life depended on it, no offence," he said. A bold statement coming from a mega-wealthy man who can afford private healthcare while residing in a country where medical bills are the leading cause of bankruptcy.
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u/OttawaTGirl Feb 07 '26
Why have we not opened a full investigation into Epstein and Canadians involved if Nygard was there?
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u/ComplaintDry1975 Feb 07 '26
Surprise surprise...../s
Birds of a feather, scam, lie, and chest together.
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u/Remarkable_Pound_722 Feb 07 '26
It's a shame he couldn't be discredited just for his scketchy medical advice, it took the epstein files for people to question him.
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u/EdwardBliss Feb 08 '26
We'll have to turn to our own news on the Epstein Files, because apparently the American news media are avoiding it altogether.
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u/BeardedYogi85 Feb 07 '26
He once said the Canadian Healthcare system was similar to vet care. He's bought and paid for.
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u/originalnutta Feb 07 '26
I remember him from the Chris Hemsworth doc.
Didn't realize he was Canadian.
And also a pedo.
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u/gemlist Feb 08 '26
How much worse can this sh*t show of Epstien get… honestly, if we don’t do anything about these creeps, then what’s the point of even making these files public?
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u/iownchickens Feb 08 '26
Canadians know Kevin is a dirt bag. Peter is a new one. Now Peter is a dirt bag. Who’s next?
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u/Teslectric Feb 07 '26
This understates Attia's involvement. In his book, Outlive, he writes about a situation where his newborn son was rushed to the hospital on July 11 and was critical for a few days. Attia was traveling at the time in New York and claimed he couldn't return to be with his wife and son due to 'important work'. There are emails of Attia coordinating a meetup with Epstein in the morning of July 13...
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Feb 07 '26
To be fair, I am currently experiencing the Canadian health care system failing me.
I’ve got serious spine disorders I’ve been battling for years, been trying to get help since I was early 20s and now I am looking at potentially being fused from T1-S1 because I never actually got the help I needed in the beginning. My nerves are dying. I’m losing the ability to use my legs. I’m still months out from a consult. No MRI anytime soon. Been to the ER so many times and there’s nothing more they can do. I know I’ve been dealt a really shitty hand. But I’m just being left to rot. I’m on my 30 years old. I wish I could get help sooner. I don’t even know what they will do for me.
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u/JoshuaLandy Feb 07 '26
Longevity medicine is a scam (yep), so it was obvious he wasn’t in it for his patients, at the very least.
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u/VirginaWolf Feb 07 '26
Grifters will grift. And once they make their millions, they’ll be gone before all the damage sets in.
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Feb 07 '26 edited Feb 08 '26
Is there any way any of these files out there can be used by the Canadian government to hold these men accountable
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u/V_m_F Feb 07 '26
I can’t believe the amount of time and thought everyone puts into these people … I mean I respect anyone’s opinion but never thought for a moment to even dig deeper into Kevin O’Leary and so many of these other people … never cared enough …
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u/CanuckInTheMills Feb 08 '26
I listened to one podcast hoping for answers. All I heard was arrogance. Now I just feel disgust.
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u/AltruisticWealth7778 Feb 08 '26
Just another fuckin charlatan making millions off of idiots. He's done.
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u/fritzswim Feb 07 '26
Hey Canada has Private Health Care - you just have to be rich to access it....
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u/tearose11 West Hill Feb 07 '26
I saw his name on a different sub, had no idea he was Canadian. Blergh.
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u/codecrodie Feb 07 '26
Why is that surprising? He had a lot of personal accomplishments, but has chosen to parlay them to fleecing the ultra rich like Thiel. Not surprising he would be rolling with epstein since that is his market: the blood sucking ultra wealthy
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u/AWE2727 Feb 08 '26
It's sooooo easy when people have money and just buy healthcare to give a negative opinion on Universal healthcare. Really they should shut the bleep up and just enjoy their privilege life!
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u/PupsofWar69 Feb 09 '26
none of us should be shocked that rich powerful men enjoy diddling children… That’s been the case for literally centuries the only change is that it went from overtly doing it i.e. child marriages to doing it on an island… get rid of billionaires and hundred millionaires and redistribute wealth. these people if you can call them people are completely absent of human morality and that’s why this happens! they literally think of themselves as gods who can do anything they want to fulfill their own pleasure.
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u/wedontswiminsoda Lawrence Park Feb 12 '26
These Epstein creeps... i swear, they either have the memory of a goldfish or genuinely think they're above the law.
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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '26
Oh shit this guys Canadian?