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| FDA Begins Food Dye
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| One of the most urgent reforms we mentioned above is already
underway—and it’s a game-changer. |
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| These dyes—including Red 40, Yellow
5, and Blue 1—are linked to inflammation,
hyperactivity, and behavioral challenges in children. They’ve been
banned in Europe for years, but until now, remained in American
cereals, snacks, and drinks.
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- Citrus Red No. 2 and Orange B will be
revoked first
- Six remaining dyes must be out of the
food supply by the end of 2025
- Four natural alternatives are being
fast-tracked
- NIH is launching new research into how these additives impact
child development
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| It’s proof that real reform is possible—and that MAHA is driving
it forward. |
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| Legislation You Need to
Know About |
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| This week, North Carolina lawmakers held a hearing on one of the
most dangerous bills we’ve seen yet. |
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| Tucked into the state’s massive Farm Bill (SB639) is Section 19—a
quiet but sweeping provision that would grant pesticide
companies legal immunity if their products cause cancer,
infertility, brain damage, or harm to children. |
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| It applies to more than 16,000 chemicals regulated under federal
law, many of which have never been independently safety tested. |
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| The EPA relies heavily on industry-submitted data—and this bill
would protect foreign corporations like Bayer and ChemChina from
lawsuits, even if they knowingly caused harm. |
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| This is part of a coordinated push across the country to block
accountability and silence victims. Thanks to your voices, similar
bills have already been stopped in nine other states. Now we must do
it again. |
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| MAHA-related bills to watch: |
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North Carolina SB639: MAHA strongly opposes this bill
because it shields chemical giants from legal accountability—even when
their products harm the public. No industry should be above the
law. |
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Alabama HB491: MAHA supports this bill to ban
synthetic food dyes in public K–12 schools. The legislation targets
harmful additives like Red 40, Yellow 5, and Blue 1—protecting
children from chemicals linked to behavioral and developmental
concerns. |
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Missouri HB544: MAHA opposes this bill, which would
allow EPA-approved labels to override stronger state cancer warnings.
It reduces local oversight and gives pesticide companies more room to
operate without accountability. |
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| Use our Legislative
Action Tool to see this week’s key bills —or read
the full newsletter here. |
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| Episode 12: The
Children Aren’t Alright |
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| The statistics are jaw-dropping. The silence is criminal. |
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| In the latest episode of The MAHA Podcast, Dr.
Phil joins Del Bigtree to expose what’s really behind the epidemic of
chronic illness, autism, obesity, and mental health collapse in
America’s children—and why the media and medical establishment are
desperate to keep you in the dark. |
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MAHA Recipes |
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| Nutritious and
Tasty! |
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| We are so excited to introduce a new weekly feature! Each week,
you will find a different recipe from MAHA Healthy Foods Task Force
member Cherie Calborn. |
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| Cherie Calbom, MS, has a Master of Science degree in whole foods
nutrition. She has authored 35 books, including her best-seller,
Juicing for Life. |
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| MAHA Lettuce Wrap Sandwiches |
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| Ingredients: |
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| 4 Tbsp chicken, turkey, or tuna salad/td> |
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| 2 lettuce leaves (Bib lettuce works very well for wraps.) |
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| Instructions: |
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| Spread 2-3 Tbsp of grass-fed chicken, turkey, or wild-caught tuna
salad over the center of each lettuce leaf and roll it. Spread a bit
of the mayo on the leaf edges and press the leaves to hold them
together.. |
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| Simple, smart, and satisfying. Stay tuned for next week’s
recipe! |
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| MAHA Moms Mother's Day
Celebration |
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| If you’re in Texas, don’t miss our special Mother’s Day
celebration honoring the strength, love, and leadership of MAHA
Moms. |
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This
Sunday, we’ll gather for an inspiring event featuring heartfelt
remarks from Del Bigtree and his mother, along with reflections from
other MAHA Moms who are driving real change in their families and
communities. |
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| Kids are welcome! The event will include a restorative sound
healing session, light refreshments, and a chance to connect with
like-minded families in the Austin area. |
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| Let’s come together to celebrate the women at the heart of the
MAHA movement. |
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Click
here to RSVP for this beautiful event. |
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| What’s on the
Horizon? |
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| Autism
Action Center |
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When: May 14th |
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Where: Albany, New York |
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| Join Mary Holland, Naomi Wolf, Shannon Joy, Bobbie Ann Cox, Sujata
Gibson, John Gilmore, Michael Kane, and more for a powerful day of
lobbying, education, and solidarity to reclaim medical exemptions,
rights, and jobs in New York. |
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| Asprey
Dinner |
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When: May 27th |
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Where: Austin, Texas |
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| Biohacking leaders and MAHA changemakers will gather for an
organic, seed-oil-free meal and powerful remarks from Del Bigtree,
Dave Asprey, Calley Means, Vani Hari, and others. |
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Merch |
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| Wear the Movement |
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| MAHA gear isn’t just apparel—it’s a statement. It’s for those who
question the narrative, defy censorship, and believe America’s best
days are still ahead. At rallies or in daily life, every piece is a
bold reminder: the fight for freedom never stops.
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| Quote of the
week: |
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| “We are
poisoning our kids—and calling it breakfast.”—Dr. Phil |
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