A Super Bowl Message From MAHA and Mike Tyson: ‘Processed Food Kills’

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The greatest heavyweight champ in history is on the MAHA train. He looks slim now and says he was once 345 pounds.

Hopefully he can get through to some younger Americans who might know him for his legacy and older Americans who remember him from their youth.


Between the usual ad blitz for beer, fast food and soda, one Super Bowl spot this Sunday will carry a stark warning about the food Americans eat.

“We’re the most powerful country in the world, and we have the most obese, fudgy people,” the boxer Mike Tyson says. He also says he was once “fat and nasty” and ate “a quart of ice cream every hour.” Mr. Tyson says in the ad that his sister died at 25 “of obesity,” after having a heart attack. The words “Processed food kills” and “Eat real food” flash as Mr. Tyson and his son bite into apples.

The ad was paid for by MAHA Center, a new advocacy group aligned with the Make America Healthy Again movement. The group is led by Tony Lyons, a close ally of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and a key figure in the MAHA movement who also leads its political fund-raising arm. He said that the center raised money for the Super Bowl ad by reaching out to “b
 
The greatest heavyweight champ in history is on the MAHA train. He looks slim now and says he was once 345 pounds.

Hopefully he can get through to some younger Americans who might know him for his legacy and older Americans who remember him from their youth.


Between the usual ad blitz for beer, fast food and soda, one Super Bowl spot this Sunday will carry a stark warning about the food Americans eat.

“We’re the most powerful country in the world, and we have the most obese, fudgy people,” the boxer Mike Tyson says. He also says he was once “fat and nasty” and ate “a quart of ice cream every hour.” Mr. Tyson says in the ad that his sister died at 25 “of obesity,” after having a heart attack. The words “Processed food kills” and “Eat real food” flash as Mr. Tyson and his son bite into apples.

The ad was paid for by MAHA Center, a new advocacy group aligned with the Make America Healthy Again movement. The group is led by Tony Lyons, a close ally of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and a key figure in the MAHA movement who also leads its political fund-raising arm. He said that the center raised money for the Super Bowl ad by reaching out to “b
They need an all-out blitz of ads targeting the health detriments of processed foods and to highlight the health benefits of the new food pyramid. The new recommendations don't go far enough in my opinion, but it's a step in the correct direction.
 
MAHA is making Americans sicker. Tyson will say anything for the right price.
Everyone has a price but that does not mean he is not on board with wanting to see a younger generation eat better.
 
MAHA is making Americans sicker. Tyson will say anything for the right price.
Blacks folks are morbidly obese and diabetic from eating at Popeyes every day. RFK has the guts to change that. You should welcome it. RFK also wants to change the culture of obese black women being the model. A full 75% of colored women in the south are morbidly obese. That is unacceptable
 
The problem in the American health care system is we have way too many fatasses. I should know. I've been there. I was 60 lbs overweight. I have lost 40 lbs. So many of my problems have vanished. Knee problems, back problems, sleep apnea, energy. RFK Jr. is absolutely ripped. That's a great role model. You cure 90% of American health care expenses if you can motivate the population to be fit.
 
Everyone has a price but that does not mean he is not on board with wanting to see a younger generation eat better.
Like I said, MAHA is not making us healthier. MAHA has cut inspections from the FDA. Our food is less safe now. So again, you need to concern yourself with Canadian affairs and stop repeating the bullshit from this administration while encouraging Americans to support the garbage from this administration that your ass will never have to live under.
 
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MAHA is making Americans sicker. Tyson will say anything for the right price.
Nutjob diet dictators with no qualifications in medicine or nutrition have always had an eager following,

I notice that Tom Brady is still selling his strict, abstemious regimen between his pizza tv commercials.
 
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Nutjob diet dictators with no qualifications in medicine or nutrition have always had an eager following,

I notice that Tom Brady is still selling his strict, abstemious regimen between his pizza tv commercials.
That's true. Especially in this society of short attention span types who don't want to take the time to read information that contains more than 140 characters.
 
Blacks folks are morbidly obese and diabetic from eating at Popeyes every day. RFK has the guts to change that. You should welcome it. RFK also wants to change the culture of obese black women being the model. A full 75% of colored women in the south are morbidly obese. That is unacceptable
I imagine the degenerate tub of goo hiding from the brain-damaged nutter, and furtively piling big macs into his whiny hole.

A poor diet results in poor health. No revelation there. Unless you're poor, you have no excuse.
 
The greatest heavyweight champ in history is on the MAHA train. He looks slim now and says he was once 345 pounds.

Hopefully he can get through to some younger Americans who might know him for his legacy and older Americans who remember him from their youth.


Between the usual ad blitz for beer, fast food and soda, one Super Bowl spot this Sunday will carry a stark warning about the food Americans eat.

“We’re the most powerful country in the world, and we have the most obese, fudgy people,” the boxer Mike Tyson says. He also says he was once “fat and nasty” and ate “a quart of ice cream every hour.” Mr. Tyson says in the ad that his sister died at 25 “of obesity,” after having a heart attack. The words “Processed food kills” and “Eat real food” flash as Mr. Tyson and his son bite into apples.

The ad was paid for by MAHA Center, a new advocacy group aligned with the Make America Healthy Again movement. The group is led by Tony Lyons, a close ally of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and a key figure in the MAHA movement who also leads its political fund-raising arm. He said that the center raised money for the Super Bowl ad by reaching out to “b
Hey Mike, you can't live on apples!
 
Like I said, MAHA is not making us healthier.
That's because Americans generally resist healthy patterns of living regardless of the source.
 
They need an all-out blitz of ads targeting the health detriments of processed foods and to highlight the health benefits of the new food pyramid. The new recommendations don't go far enough in my opinion, but it's a step in the correct direction.
Most will cheer the new guidlines, then continue to eat as usual.
 
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Nutjob diet dictators with no qualifications in medicine or nutrition have always had an eager following,

I notice that Tom Brady is still selling his strict, abstemious regimen between his pizza tv commercials.
When chunky Marxist Michele 0bama was pushing her $5 billion taxpayer funded "Let's move" boondoggle, kids got fatter and ate worse. Tell me more about her qualifications.
 
Look at the lefties cheering for transfats, processed foods, and obesity.

Trump can get you people to do literally anything. Lol
It is all weird. They would rather see Americans fat and eating refined carbs, dying of a heart attack at age 25 than listen to anything the Trump admin promotes.
 
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