RFK Jr. Launches Into Bizarre Rant About Teenage Sperm Counts on Fox

RFK Jr. Launches Into Bizarre Rant About Teenage Sperm Counts on Fox

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is worried about testosterone levels in American teens. The health secretary expressed concern about declining testosterone levels among teenagers as he spoke to Fox News on Tuesday night about a newly announced initiative to phase out eight artificial food dyes. “The food our kids are eating today is not really food,” Kennedy said on Jesse Watters Primetime, listing a litany of health issues faced by Americans including ch…

RFK Jr vows to make sure kids get 'real food,' not 'poison' after artificial food dye announcement

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shares the status of his efforts to confront America's chronic health crisis on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Reaffirms MAHA Goals, Targets Additives He Will Remove From the Food Supply

RFK Jr. wants to ban food dyes — but voluntarily

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expected to announce ban on artificial dyes

The move would have a significant impact on food manufacturers

'Enough Is Enough': RFK Jr. Slams Food Dyes In Fiery Press Conference

A fiery press conference by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. lit up the debate over artificial food dyes on Tuesday, April 22—drawing a hard line on consumer safety and demanding regulatory reform.The event focused on Red Dye 3, a controversial colorant used in many candies, and the broader issue of petroleum-based food dyes still found in everyday products. While the FDA banned Red Dye 3 in January under The Delaney Cla…