Great new resource about MAHA's conspiracy theories explores the celery juice detox to anti-vaxx pipeline

Here's a great fifteen-minute video to share with friends and family, particularly those who might have already gone down the 'Make America Healthy Again' rabbit hole. The New York Times Opinion Video, created by Derek Beres of Conspirituality Podcast in collaboration with NYT producer and editor Alex Stockton, is called, 'You Might Have Already Fallen for MAHA's Conspiracy Theories,' and seeks to explore and explain how participating in seemingly innocuous health trends like conducting celery juice detoxes and avoiding seed oils and artificial food dyes can lead some people — especially those who are suffering from illness, feel alienated from the traditional medical system, and are desperate for help and answers — down a harmful path where wellness influencers spread health misinformation, push anti-vaccine disinformation and other conspiracy theories, foment distrust of medical science and the healthcare system, and peddle junk science and expensive remedies that are at best useless and at worst dangerous or deadly. — Read the rest
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