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This is because RFK Jr has articulated what our Democratic and Republican leaders have largely ignored: our healthcare system is a national disgrace hiding in plain sight. He recognizes the inordinate control the pharmaceutical and food industries over healthcare policy, and the revolving door that exists among congressional staffers, pharmaceutical lobbyists and corporate executives. In testimony during hearings chaired by the Republican senator Ron Johnson this past September, Kennedy offered a lucid analysis of what is making America metabolically sick; he railed against big pharma and big food, and drew links between the damage done by ultraprocessed foods such as seed oils and sugars to our health, as well as the efforts of the food industry to come up with chemicals that make these foods addictive.

I've applied to lead the next USDA-HHS Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

How does this process work? Let me explain (what I know): First, the USDA Secy must be nominated. After that, some combo of this person and the USDA transition team decide on appointments. Mine would not require a Presidential nomination or Senate review. I don't aim to be high-level. I just want to bring evidence to a process devoid of it for the past 45 years.

obert F. Kennedy Jr.: "There is a lot of science that suggests that mental health is deeply connected to the food intake. There's a very, very good study that shows that children who are insulin resistant at age nine are five times more likely to have a psychotic episode before they're 24."

"There's another very, very strong study that shows that kids who become obese during puberty are four times more likely to suffer severe depression by the time that they're 22 years old."

"And there's a dispute about whether the depression is coming from the social demotion that you get from being obese and, you know, fat shaming or whatever. But it's really an irrelevant dispute. If you're overweight, you're more likely to be depressed."

"There's a recent study of, epidemiological study of 300,000 people that shows a very, very strong link between. depression and that people who eat processed food every day are three times more likely to experience clinical depression and people who don't eat it every day. In other words, not people who are eating organic food all the time, but just people who don't eat every day, less than every day."

"And then there's a series of pilot studies that normally I wouldn't quote because they're not strong science, but they're indicative and they should be mentioned that disease like anorexia actually disappear and you lose your diagnoses by treating them with diet, with keto diets and other kinds of diets."

"And those are the studies that NIH should be doing. NIH won't do those studies because they don't want to know the source or the cure, or the treatment of it, but for chronic disease."