Even before Donald Trump is sworn in as 47, the sweeping changes are already happening, and this one could, potentially, spark a revolution in policy over Americans’ health and well-being when it comes to food.
As I wrote in August, California became the first state to ban a slate of food colorings and chemical additives in meals served at state public schools.
Leading the Way?
There’s a connection to President-elect Trump’s making his pick for the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) chief, Bobby Kennedy Jr. That is something which has ruffled some feathers in the health establishment, as my colleague Streiff pointed out about a week ago.
Former Trump FDA Chief Campaigning to Block RFK, Jr.’s Nomination to Lead Health and Human Services
Perhaps…
