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Some highlights:

Means has talked to trees, implied that natural disasters are a “communication from God,” and dubbed the nation’s health “a spiritual crisis.” When she appeared on Tucker Carlson’s podcast in 2024, she denounced seed oils and suggested that the widespread use of hormonal birth control was indicative of a cultural “disrespect of life.” She has also questioned the universal birth dose of the hepatitis-B vaccine.

In her 2024 book, Good Energy—which Means co-wrote with her brother, Calley, who is now a senior adviser to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and a key figure in the MAHA movement—she advises readers to avoid tap water and conventionally grown food, and to trust themselves rather than their doctors. She recommends getting “one cumulative hour of very hot heat exposure” each week and says that people should optimize their health by using a glucose-monitoring device, which is, helpfully, available through Levels Health, a company she co-founded.

Peter Lurie, the president and executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, called Means “a virtual PEZ dispenser for RFK, Jr.’s misinformation” in a statement yesterday.


Link: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/2026/02/casey-means-confirmation-maha-subdued/686147/

In your mind those ideas seem crazy but you'll happily go along with "Healthy at any weight", "Biology doesn't determine gender" or "nutrition, activity, behavior and environment have no bearing on health outcomes'.

You're the crazy one.

his work has nothing whatsoever to do with Casey Means, who is a fake and totally unqualified to communicate sound medical advice to Americans. Watch her Senate Hearing.

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