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Mike Tyson, healthy eating advocate for Trump administration
- On Feb 11, Mike Tyson, boxing legend, announced his role as a healthy-eating ambassador for the Trump administration and appeared in the `Eat Real Food` ad aired during the Super Bowl on Feb 8.
- Drawing on his Brownsville, Brooklyn upbringing, Tyson's participation highlights Americans' high ultra-processed food intake linked to obesity, diabetes, and heart risks.
- The ad features a black-and-white commercial where Tyson recalls his sister Denise's death from obesity and his tough childhood in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
- At an event with US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Tyson said `This is the biggest fight of my life,` while observers note his past criminal record complicates his rehabilitation image.
- Recent policy shifts led by Mr Kennedy reshaped the American food pyramid by promoting meat and whole-milk dairy while lowering fibre-rich whole grains, though critics say agriculture sector lobbying influenced these changes.
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Mike Tyson Partners with Trump Administration to Combat Obesity Crisis
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