A senior official of the National Health Institutes announced his abrupt retirement of the agency after 21 years, complying with censorship under the leadership of HHS Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
NIH’s senior researcher Kevin Hall complained that the “experienced censorship” investigation of ultra -processed food addiction.
“After 21 years in the work of my dreams, I am very sad to announce my early retirement of national health institutions. The work of my life has bone to scientifically study how our food envies affects what we eat and how we eat affects the published published effects.
“Lately, I have focused on unraveling the reasons why high diets in ultraprocessed foods are linked to epidemic proportions of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity. Our research leads the world on this issue,” he continued.
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A senior official of the National Health Institutes said he experienced “censorship” under the leadership of Robert F. Kennedy. ((Photo by Jason Mendez/Getty images)))
Hall said he was initially encouraged by Kennedy’s public statements about chronic diseases and problems with United States food systems. However, he says that “he experienced censorship in the report of our research because the agency refers to the fact that it did not seem to support the preconceives of my agency’s leadership on ultra -processed food addiction.”
“I wrote to my agency’s leadership expression my concerns and requested time to discuss these issues, but I never recovered an answer,” Hall added.
A stamp that says “Public Health Service of the United States” adorns a building on the campus of the National Health Institutes. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Newsmakers)
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Hall’s statements arrive days after Kennedy visited FDA employees last week and, according to reports, he told them that “the deep state is real.”
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“President Trump always talks about the deep state, and the media, you know, despise him and says he is paranoid,” Kennedy said Conformity with Policowho reported that he obtained an audio recording and a transcription of the secretary’s comments. “But the deep state is real. And it is not, you know, only George Soros and Bill Gates and a lot of disastrous people sitting together in a room and conspiring, you know, the destruction of humanity.”
President Donald Trump has complained about the “deep state” officials who oppose his agenda within the federal government. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
According to multiple reports, Kennedy pointed his finger at “institutional pressures.”
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According to the reports, Kennedy also said that the FDA had become a “sock puppet” of the industries that was destined to regulate. NBC news He informed that Kennedy said this was the case with “each agency”, not just the FDA.