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Mary Steigerwald's avatar

Fantastic. We are so grateful Many many thanks to you all.

Cathleen Manny's avatar

Grateful for what, exactly?

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

For a great idea being actualized on everyone’s behalf. (Even yours.)

Cathleen Manny's avatar

Well, I think we should decide things for ourselves. My point is that I don’t need the government to parent me. That never goes well. I don’t need government agencies to tell me how to eat, for ‘my behalf’.

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

Okay. Many others do, though.

Janet B's avatar

Thank you so much!!! Exactly what needs to be said and heard!!!

Kevin's avatar

As a member of the “Last of the Boomers Club”, I am attempting to undo a lifetime of chemical consumption… I pray some of these biological damages are reversible.

It’s difficult to overestimate the importance of the MAHA project, but probably impacts the lives of every individual within our borders… every day. Go Bobby go!!!

( and Teams! )

Sconnie's avatar

Kevin, you were lied to for many years, told that ultra-processed foods were healthy. The indoctrination began when you were very young. Go easy on yourself … but hard on the liars.

Andrea Stevens, M.S., C.N.S.'s avatar

Thank you, Mike! Thank you, MAHA! Our bodies are designed to operate and thrive on real food, in as close to its natural state as possible (i.e. minimal processing).

The Green Wizard's avatar

And our minds? Because that's what an ultra-processed message looks like.

Sconnie's avatar

Go back to your Happy Meal, troll.

Letsrock's avatar
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I commend Mike Tyson for his support of MAHAs efforts and sorry to hear that he too has been a victim of the industrial corporations who have been poisoning our food supplies now for decades. He will be a good role model for many. Obesity is only one among many side effects and chronic illnesses that are rampant in our country because of what we have been deliberately and callously exposed to and should be considered as crimes against humanity and treated as such starting w the FDA and EPA. Add Big Mike's abomination of school lunches in there.

Mary Makary's avatar

But. Bad Bunny!

Kevin's avatar

Dear Cathleen, Your TDS is obvious, and ignores the damage done to largest group of Americans who actually waste their limited resources on poison …

Yours is not an ignorant comment, rather a death sentence to the poorest people in America.

“Anything that spews invective and hatred towards MAGA!”

Sick fu**

Trump Dick Sucker's avatar

All she wrote was, "Grateful for what?"

And you spew "TDS." That account seems pretty trumpy.

Reflexively hurling the "TDS" pejorative is the primary diagnostic criterion for Trump Dick Sucking Disorder. You're clearly afflicted, Kev.

Tee Rigodanzo's avatar

Dear Kevin, only because I LOVE your response to TDS Cathleen I am asking you to repost it. If you Reply directly to her comment, she will be more certain to read your response. Thanks.

Sconnie's avatar

Love that ad, and the whole MAHA movement!

Chris Banitch's avatar

Bravo to Tyson for doing this PSA Obesity might be the #1 problem the US population has

The Green Wizard's avatar

Did you think of not making it look like propaganda?

Valerie Grimes, Hypnotist's avatar

Propaganda works. Why we all thinking and do what we do and think

Keeping a critical mind and an open mind while watching ads is our responsibility. We can decide for ourselves whether to buy into the message or not.

Koo's avatar

Wow! Awesome!Thank you!

Cathleen Manny's avatar

MAHA Center Inc? What the hell is this? Everything in this post is ridiculous. Yeah, people need some inane ads with Mike Tyson in order to eat healthy? What a bunch of bunk.

Jef Spalding's avatar

MAHA is more about encouraging people to consciously make decisions. How else can you change a broken food system without using its own tools to convey the truth about processed foods?

You may not like Mike Tyson, but he is a stellar example that you don't have to have a college degree to be intelligent

Cathleen Manny's avatar

I never gave an opinion about Mike Tyson. Don’t put words in my mouth. I have no opinion of him (I’ve never met him). I don’t approve of celebrities advising me on how to live my life. I think it’s odd, paying a celebrity to make an ad for how I should eat.

Elizabeth Stone's avatar

It's even stranger given that Bobby has destroyed the Nutrition and Metabolism division at NIH, pushing out their two world-renowned researches (and their entire labs).

He's enthusiastically helped to eliminate federal funding for SNAP and for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), which helps pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants and children under age 5. WIC provides:

Monthly food benefits for milk, eggs, fruits and vegetables, baby food and infant formula, peanut butter, whole grains, etc.

Nutrition education and counseling

Breastfeeding support

Health care referrals (prenatal care, pediatric care, etc.)

I could keep listing these. But keep celebrating this $7-million ad spend, as if it means anything more than the siphoning off of funds to cronies (Rattner, Tyson and others).

JD Smith's avatar

Better cut back on the hatoiraid!

Polly Frost's avatar

Cathleen, what is your idea of how to help Americans change the way they eat? Just spewing your hatred is really tiresome for me and I’m sure others. I’m also sure your own psyche and body could stand a more positive approach from you as well.

TeeJae's avatar

"Cathleen" gives the appearance of a paid troll.

Polly Frost's avatar

Paid trolls sit on their butts and eat too much processed information.

john galt's avatar

Or a morbidly obese person angered by what she has become from stuffing her mouth with junk food.

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

This is an excellent campaign!

JD Smith's avatar

Just read articles about cinnamon, supposedly good for us! Testing has showed top 15 brands contaminated with lead, arsenic,cadium and glycophosphates , some in excess of acceptable limits. These are the things we hope MAHA can fix. We should not be poisoned by our food companies for their profit!