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11/8/25 S12 E 100: TIM KELLER - RFK's SUGARY DRINK BAN
11/8/25 S12 E 100: TIM KELLER - RFK's SUGARY DRINK BAN
11/8/25 S12 E 100: TIM KELLER - RFK's SUGARY DRINK BAN
Saturday 8th November 2025
Explore RFK Jr.'s sugary drink ban with Tim Keller as they discuss its impact on health and nutrition education.
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Episode Overview
- RFK Jr.'s ban on sugary drinks aims to improve public health.
- Education on nutrition should accompany SNAP benefits.
- Poor dietary choices contribute to diabetes and other diseases.
- Tim Keller shares his personal journey away from soda and fast food.
- The U.S. Diabetes Care Education app offers valuable health insights.
"Soda is just bad for you... what's left is like a tar substance."
What can we learn from those who have battled addiction? In this episode of American Medicine Today, the spotlight is on a controversial move by RFK Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services, to ban sugary drinks from being purchased with food stamps. Joining the discussion is Tim Keller, a healthcare analyst and founder of U.S. Diabetes Care. Tim shares his insights on the importance of dietary choices and how they impact health, particularly in relation to diabetes.
He argues that while the ban is a step in the right direction, education on nutrition should be a prerequisite for receiving SNAP benefits. Tim also discusses the broader implications of poor dietary habits and the role they play in various health issues. He shares his personal journey of giving up soda and fast food, emphasising how these changes have positively impacted his health.
The episode dives into the complexities of diabetes, highlighting how environmental factors and lifestyle choices contribute to the disease. Listeners are also introduced to Tim's app, U.S. Diabetes Care Education, which aims to educate users on managing diabetes effectively. While it's not designed for entertainment, it provides valuable information that can lead to life-changing health improvements. This episode offers a blend of serious discussion and light-hearted moments, making it both informative and engaging.
It challenges listeners to reconsider their dietary habits and consider the broader implications of their choices. So, what steps will you take towards a healthier lifestyle?