The American Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, expressed his disapproval of the diet adopted by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This diet, which is based on vegetables and fermented meat, was described by Rubio as 'crazy' and unsustainable, stating that he would never try it.
Marco Rubio and his wife, Jeanette Dousdebes Rubio, participated in Katie Miller's podcast last week. During the program, there was a discussion about various topics, including Kennedy Jr.'s diet, after Miller questioned whether he had adopted RFK Jr.'s diet, which consists of red meat and fermented vegetables.
It is important to note that the diet followed by Kennedy Jr., as well as U.S. Vice President JD Vance, is part of the program called Make America Healthy Again (MAHA). Rubio declared: 'This diet is crazy. It is a diet consisting of eating sauerkraut and meat. It is not sustainable.'
He added that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would have to travel always with lunchboxes full of sauerkraut, which Rubio considered ridiculous, as he himself would not travel with such a meal.
The Secretary of State also shared his personal experience trying to follow a ketogenic diet, characterized by reducing carbohydrates and sugars. He reported that this attempt led him to a state of great mental alteration: 'You end up eating all that protein, and because of that, you go through a huge sugar and carbohydrate withdrawal during the first 72 hours. It was almost a psychotic break for me.'
Rubio continued by illustrating the impact of this diet on his work, saying that if he followed the ketogenic regimen, he would tell the president: 'Mr. President, we need to bomb Paraguay.' When asked why, the answer would be: 'I don't know, I'm upset, I haven't eaten sugar.'
For her part, Rubio's wife revealed some of her husband's habits, observing that the Secretary of State 'likes to eat everything he shouldn't,' emphasizing that he consumes any food containing sugar.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., American Health Secretary, is already known for his unusual eating habits. Last month, he announced plans to launch a cooking show with celebrities, inspired by Donald Trump's 'Make America Healthy Again' initiative. According to People magazine, this program aims to promote the inverted food pyramid, which favors items such as meat, whole milk, cheese, and vegetables, which, according to experts, contradicts decades of documented research and studies.
