Donald Trump disproves MAHA
One person not following the tenets of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s MAHA dogma: the president who made him Secretary of Health and Human Services. During a podcast promoting the White House’s updated, MAHA-minded dietary guidelines, Kennedy bemoaned President Donald Trump‘s diet of “really bad food” of McDonald’s and “Diet Coke at all times.”
TL;DR
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized Donald Trump's diet of McDonald's and Diet Coke.
- Trump, nearly 80, maintains vigor despite his diet, with genetics and calorie intake cited as key factors.
- The article contrasts Kennedy's MAHA philosophy with Trump's eating habits, suggesting calorie count matters significantly.
- Trump often skips meals, creating a calorie deficit despite consuming fast food.
- The new HHS dietary guidelines are compared to Michelle Obama's 'MyPlate,' focusing on fruits, vegetables, and protein, and advising against added sugars.
- The article concludes that calorie math is more important than the minutiae of diet, and controlling the dose is key.