RFK, Jr. questions vaccines, junk science food, pesticide-laden agriculture, while practicing what he preaches – the perfect role model for leading Health and Human Services

01/16/2025 / By S.D. Wells

Ethical advice from individuals with criminal backgrounds is often questioned due to the discrepancy between their actions and words.
Health advice from someone who does not embody good health practices, such as being obese and sickened by preventable diseases, may not be well-received.
The current Director of Health and Human Services is criticized for being obese and claiming to be a woman, raising doubts about their credibility in providing health advice.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is labeled a “conspiracy theorist” for questioning adulterated products consumed by Americans, challenging the status quo of the sick care industrial complex.
RFK Jr. is portrayed as a role model for health due to his physical and mental health condition, advocating for critical thinking on topics like vaccines, seed oils, and glyphosate.

Nobody wants to take ethical advice from a criminal. People would just ask, why don’t you practice what you preach? In that same light, nobody wants to take health advice from someone who is obese and sickened by preventable diseases caused by eating junk food for years.

The current Director (assistant secretary) of Health and Human Services is an obese man with three chins who claims to be a woman. Who would want to take health advice from this person? Do we all want to be extremely overweight and confused about our gender? Should we all practice what this transgender preaches and eat junk food all day, then wonder why we’re all suffering from chronic inflammation, IBS, headaches, diabetes, cancer and dementia?

There are many adulterated products that Americans consume on a regular basis that should be questioned, but Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been called a “conspiracy theorist” for years by the establishment for doing just that. Why? Because the sick care industrial complex of America doesn’t want anyone asking questions, because that can become contagious, as more and more people would say, “hey, that’s a good question,” and begin using critical thinking, judgment, and common sense about filtering their food, water, and medicine consumption habits.

America needs a role model leading HHS, not some gender-confused, obese troll who doesn’t even know how to take care of himself

This would put a big dampening on the cash cow money machines that have been in place for about a century in the USA, including Big Food, Big Ag, and Big Pharma. Take one look at RFK Jr. and you see a man who is seventy years old but built like a linebacker in the NFL. He is in phenomenal physical and mental health condition. This is the kind of role model needed in the highest position of the food and health industry in the USA.

Robert F. Kennedy questions wackzines (vaccines), their ingredients, how many we get and how close together we get them. He questions seed oils and the effect they have on human health. He is an expert on many nutritional subjects. He questions glyphosate and how much is in the food we eat. Glyphosate is a known carcinogen that’s doused heavily on GMO crops that are engineered to withstand big doses of it. It can damage your liver and your kidneys.

How many medical doctors do you know who look like RFK, Jr. and are in that tip-top shape, especially over the age of 50 and over the age of 65? He doesn’t have a big fat gut or three chins. He’s not suffering from diabetes, obesity, cancer and dementia. This is the role model we need running HHS. Let that sink in for a while.