Removing one food ingredient from your home is first step to ‘doing MAHA,’ influencer says

AlexClark,hostofthewellnesspodcast“CultureApothecary,”breaksdownhoweasyitistomakeonesmartfooddecisionthatalignswiththegrowingMAHAmovement. AsupporterofMakeAmericaHealthyAgain(MAHA)hassomestrongbeliefsabouttheriseofthemovement,thebiggestmisconceptionsaboutitandhowpeoplecaneasilyincorporatesomeofitsmostbasicprinciplesintotheirdailyroutines. AlexClark,theArizona-basedfounderofthehealthandwellnesspodcast“CultureApothecary,”whichlaunchedinSept.2024,saidshewasinvolvedinMAHAearlyon,evenbeforeRobertF.KennedyJr.’sconfirmationonFeb.13,2025,asPresidentDonaldTrump’sHealthandHumanServicessecretary. “What’sfunnyis,IguessIwasdoingMAHA—beforeitwasMAHA—in2021,”shetoldFoxNewsDigital.(Seethevideoatthetopofthisarticle.) EVERYTHINGTOKNOWABOUTMAHA “Iwascompletelyradicalizedonpharmaandfoodduringthepandemic,”saidClark,whoisalsoacontributortoTurnin