“Make America Healthy Again,” a twist on President Trump’s original slogan, has undoubtedly captured the hearts of health-conscious Americans around the world. Stu Bruguiere “Stu Does America” is a total sellout.
“I think most people really like the idea,” he says. “We're not necessarily the healthiest people down the road. Obesity is through the roof. There's a lot of long-term disease. So we look at this and say, 'Well, how can we solve these problems? You have to say, “Do you want to do that?” ”
Brugiere admits that he eats Cheez-Its himself and only feeds his son Welch's fruit snacks, but he doesn't believe he can “make it in the world of 'making America healthy again.'”
“I can't live in that world. There's too much processed food,” he said, noting that RFK Jr. oversees more than just health foods. “There are a lot of very important decisions being made by the HHS secretary related to things like abortion.”
“If you're a pro-life person, a lot of the decisions about funding, the ease of getting chemical abortion pills mailed to you, those are all decisions made at the HHS level. When Donald Trump was president for the first time. “Would RFK Jr. do the same?'' Bruguiere asks.
RFK Jr. also criticizes products like Banana Boat sunscreen for children, something Bruguiere doesn't quite agree with.
“I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that kids should wear sunscreen when they're in the sun. That's just my opinion. Again, I'm out of the mainstream right now. “Maybe,” he explains.
“So many people live in a constant state of fear, trying to avoid all ingredients,” he continues. “Relax, live a little, enjoy life. Splurge once in a while, like on Thanksgiving. With really limited exceptions like allergies, you're a pretty resilient creature. Eat something fun.” You'll be completely fine.”
“I'm a conservative. I want small government. I don't want Michael Bloomberg telling me how big a soda I can drink, I don't want Michelle Obama telling me when to move, I don't want RFK Jr. telling me how big a soda I can drink, and I don't want RFK Jr. telling me how big a soda I can drink.” “I don’t want to be controlled,” he added.
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