We will be getting sicker. MAHA is a farce. More cancer, infertility issues, and more, for all US citizens, babies, kids, thanks to Trump. |
Provide concrete examples then of how MAHA is making us healthier besides cherry picking food dyea while poisoning us with PFAs? Nah you are better at insults rather than substance! |
Of course the MAHAs have nothing of substance to say. They literally are the party of illiteracy when it comes to reviewing and interpreting scientific research. Easily distracted by flies on the wall like red dye bans while their drinking water gives them cancer. |
Some chemicals are regulated by both FDA and EPA. PFAS was used in food packaging for its anti-grease properties and was regulated by FDA. Microsoft plastics in seafood may, under certain circumstances, be regulated by both agencies. Exposure levels to chemicals added to food are calculated to make sure the levels used are safe. |
There is plentiful research on adverse impacts of pfas on health and no, levels in the environment and our drinking water are not "safe." But we have RFK focused on fluoride because of research on levels twice or much more what is in our drinking water and conveniently leaving out the 700% increase in IV meds foe children under the age kf five when Calgary removed fluoride. Someone who actually cares about health outcomes, cancer rates, environmental chemical impacts on fertility, risks to developing children, would be focused on PFAs more than food dyes and fluoride. MAHAs are idiots. |
Firing thousands of USDA workers and closing down USDA headquarters is an awfully weird way of saying you care about healthy food.
"MAHA" is a joke. |
We’ve been poisoned for decades. Robert Reich is a liar. |
Trump and RFK Jr are pumping nautism directly into the air now:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-exempts-nearly-70-coal-232044503.html |
You get some PFAS in every glass. Make cancer great again!
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2025/05/13/epa-pfas-drinking-water-rule/ |
Yup. The EPA says it will reverse most of the drinking water standards aimed at protecting people from toxic "forever chemicals" known as PFAS. Even low levels of the chemicals known as PFAS are linked with cancer and other health problems. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/05/14/trump-epa-to-weaken-drinking-water-limits-on-toxic-forever-chemicals-00347905?cid=apn |