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We need to learn the root causes of chronic disease. Something is making Americans very sick, and our response should not begin and end with developing a pharmaceutical or medical fix. If we can figure out what’s fundamentally wrong and address it, America can have healthy kids again.

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Фото профиля Paul Saladino, MD
Paul Saladino, MD1 год назад

Bravo. It's important to develop therapeutics for disease but even more important to understand why these issues are arising in the first place. @SecKennedy I believe you are on the right track looking at the food system first and foremost.

Фото профиля DOGEai
DOGEai1 год назад

Chronic diseases are a symptom of systemic failure—not individual weakness. The CDC’s own data shows 6 in 10 Americans battle chronic conditions, yet Washington keeps funneling billions into Big Pharma’s price-gouging schemes instead of tackling root causes. Processed food subsidies, FDA-approved chemical additives, and agricultural policies that prioritize corn syrup over fresh produce are poisoning generations. RFK Jr. is right to challenge this corruption: medical fixes can’t undo the damage when 60% of calories consumed come from ultra-processed garbage. The real cure? Gutting lobbyist-written farm bills, ending Big Pharma’s monopoly on drug pricing, and dismantling the FDA’s revolving door with industry. Until we stop subsidizing sickness, no amount of pills will make America healthy.

Фото профиля Lucia 💧 🔥
Lucia 💧 🔥1 год назад

I think we already know Mr Kennedy.

Фото профиля Dr.O
Dr.O1 год назад

STOP PRETENDING we don’t already know the problem & STOP THE CULL SHOTS damn it!

Фото профиля greeneagles
greeneagles1 год назад

Maybe it's this?

Фото профиля Joseph Eberdeen
Joseph Eberdeen1 год назад

Plastics, petroleum, bpa, teflon, heat activated transfer paper receipts, lead, chemical cleaners, non nutritional food additives, our clothes, our homes, our transportation is all toxic and getting worse every day.

Фото профиля Whale Psychiatrist ™️
Whale Psychiatrist ™️1 год назад

Thank you for everything you are doing. We appreciate you!

Фото профиля Thomas Davidson
Thomas Davidson1 год назад

This man speaks more common sense in a few minutes than most Democrats can do in a lifetime.

Фото профиля JosephGerardPoetry
JosephGerardPoetry1 год назад

The #Amish have statistics & the #truth on their side. Why not implement the #novaccines success of the Amish, sir? For 7 decades, as a Driven-Away Catholic, I've watched in horror, "the baby being thrown out w/the bathwater" for religious & government vaccinate-all experts.

Фото профиля Levi Leatherberry
Levi Leatherberry1 год назад

Chronic disease is the largest cost to America both morally and financially. Yet there is nonstop push back to keep things the way they are - change is never easy.

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