The MAHA (make America healthy again) movement apparently took everything about low carb, keto, insulin resistance, etc., out of their current proposals. See here:
I despise signing petitions, but I signed this. We have to have more advocacy for low carb/keto. If you’re the US, consider whether to sign this.
Done. I’d like to know what a “Whole Person” Health Initiative is, though. A holistic approach, or just someone who prioritizes whole grain cereal and graham crackers? 
I guess we can only hope.
Me three. I got this from Nina Teicholz because I subscribe to her Substack. I’ve been following Nina long enough to trust her.
Corrected the title.
Thanks, all. I also got this from multiple locations, Nina’s email and Keto Mojo (oddly) too.
I pretty much never sign anything like this, but I’m getting sick of low carb/keto NEVER being considered.
There was a post somewhere (Bluesky?) about how science is hard, and basically people doing science on their own are wrong. I asked them if they could cite to the RCTs that show that the benefits to the food pyramid/food plate/whatever it is now. The largest RCT ever done in this area was an incredibly expensive failure. The food plate/food pyramid is wrong for many.
And how do I know it’s wrong? Because I’ve been eating something that goes against it for the last 11+ years and feel great.
I am not a conspiracy theorist at all, but even I have to wonder if the government is so wrong about eating, what else is it wrong about? And I fully admit that there are people who can eat a high(er) carb diet and be totally fine. I just don’t happen to be one of them. And my kids, who sadly seem to have inherited my genetics, also aren’t, but they are taught in school to eat high carb, and they are served meals that are high carb/low fat because of the guidance the government puts out. Consequently, they believe that’s the way they should eat. That should end.
I don’t blame them. Buzzwords lose credibility for what you’re trying to push. It’s well known RFK is about lower carb and better carbs when you eat them, very much fighting insulin resistance and people becoming diabetic, and obese and as a whole is in line with what all of us preach.
If you say “Carnivore” 9/10 people are going to immediately have an image of Liver King, Saladino, or Possibly Jordan Peterson which many disagree with mostly for politics, not dietary stuff, but that’s enough.
If you say Keto, that brings up “those crazy people that won’t eat bread”
If you say Paleo, that’s those nutbags that ask the waiter if their plate has gluten in it.
Vegan? I don’t think I even need to go there.
If you say "should we keep dangerous criminals off the street and out of our country? Almost everybody will say absolutely! Unless you say you want to enforce border security, then the tears start. Like the old saying, it’s not what you say, it’s HOW you say it, and the words you chose are very important!
Anybody for trash out of the food supply should be signing this.
What?! Do you good people want to see yet more spikes in beef prices?! Think, my friends … THINK!
Already signed it. Not hoping for much but it never hurts to stand up for what is right.
Ugh, I hate to do anything that could be considered support for that Fing Kennedy, but at least on this one issue he might be useful. Signed.
Yeah.
An actual medical scientist vs an anti-vax wacko lawyer with a hole in his brain? This is not even a serious question.
Anything involving corporate influence. I don’t believe that’s a political statement any longer, alas, but merely a statement of fact.
In fact, it appears that the U.S. is in the end stage of a long play begun well over fifty years ago.
Phinney, Volek, D’Agostino, Bernstein, Kendrick, Feinman, Ravnskov, de Lorgeril, Diamond, Unwin, Malhotra, Noakes, . . . .
