Helena Bademiller-Evich

Calley Means, an informal advisor to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., highlights public distrust in food and pharmaceutical companies. Helena Bademiller-Evich, founder of Food Fix, discusses the urgent need for bipartisan reforms in diet and health policies. They delve into the profit-driven motives of these industries versus public health needs, the push for a preventative healthcare approach, and the complex challenges of reforming food subsidies and FDA regulations. Their insights reveal a drive for systemic change in America’s health landscape.

Helena Bademiller-Evich, founder and editor-in-chief of Food Fix, dives into the world of misleading food marketing. She discusses lawsuits against big brands like A&W and Kraft, revealing how deceptive advertising affects consumer rights. The conversation highlights the need for transparency in labeling and how recent legal actions are pushing for accountability in the food industry. Bademiller-Evich emphasizes the importance of honest communication around food products, illustrating the tension between corporate interests and consumer protection.