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Ajogen
Ja, han har gjort allt detta.
Senast nu var ju initiativet att får alla sjukhus att servera hälsosam mat.
Problemet med RFKjr är inte att han vurmar för hälsosam kost.
Trots att han badar i vatten med bajs.
Han ska ha kudos för sitt kostfokus. Det är av vikt.
Problemet är att vetenskap, hälso- och sjukvård inte består av ett enögd fokus på kostcirkeln.
Nedskärningarna, brist på kompetens har ökat hälsoriskerna i USA nu när smittor valsar runt.
Att då stå med nån celebritet till kock och laga lax?
Det är väl inte nåt Mästerkock VIP.
Jag undrar över hans prioriteringar.
..'the idea of "medical freedom" is catchy, but public health recommendations are made based on how to protect the most vulnerable individuals."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews.com/amp/Health/rfk-jr-promoted-freedom-choice-limiting-vaccines-food/story%3fid=122526364
"That the US has a health problem isn’t controversial. The Make America Healthy Again movement, led by US health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, has highlighted soaring rates of obesity, diabetes and chronic disease. The movement’s public face isn’t scientists or doctors, but influencers posting videos from saunas, gyms and parks talking about better choices and individual discipline. Eat more red meat. Do more push-ups. Drink raw milk. Avoid vaccines and boost your natural immunity. Sweat more. This health advice is given, while month by month, public health agencies are gutted, research is not funded and experts are sidelined and dismissed from advisory groups.
Of course, the public aren’t stupid. Polling consistently finds that scientists remain among the most trusted sources of information in the US, compared with politicians and influencers. RFK Jr himself isn’t popular, 60% of voters disapprove of the job he’s doing. People might enjoy following entertaining social media accounts, but when Americans want reliable health information, they still largely turn to doctors and scientists."
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jul/30/us-public-rfk-jr-america-healthy-europe-wellness-fads