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RFK Jr. slammed raw milk shots with podcast host in the White House
It's no secret that U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has some ... eccentric ... views about public health issues.
But he might have reached a personal best this week when he did raw milk shooters in the White House with a podcast host who goes by Carnivore MD, according to NYMag's The Cut.
Kennedy recorded the interview with the host, the wellness influencer born Paul Saladino, who posted a teaser for the episode.
In it, a cameraman presents Kennedy with shots of raw milk mixed with glyphosate-free honey, according to The Cut.
'I strongly believe diet is the biggest lever you can pull to heal and improve your health,' Saladino wrote in the caption for the clip, which shows him RFK Jr. slamming a product that the Centers for Disease Control warns 'can expose people to germs such as Campylobacter, Cryptosporidium, E. coli, Listeria, Brucella, and Salmonella," The Cut reported.
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Saladino, an influencer with more than 2 million followers, 'primarily advocates for an animal product-based diet, though occasionally he will use his platform to champion other pet causes, such as why shampoo and soap are overrated and why wiping yourself is bad for your hormonal health," according to The Cut.
He was at the White House last week for the rollout of Kennedy's 72-page MAHA Commission report, which has come under scrutiny for errors and omissions. There's also speculation that the document may have been written by artificial intelligence.
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