Kennedy applauds the executive orders of the Indiana Indiana Governor

Indiana governor Mike Braun, R-Ind., Became the last leader to promote health-related policies. On Tuesday, Braun signed a package of nine executive orders to “re -make Sanes of Indiana”.

The Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and the Centers of Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Dr. Mehmet Oz joined Braun at an event on Tuesday where all three talked about the importance of healthy eating.

“ This is not the public health agenda from top to bottom, which adapts to a unique size: we focus on roots, giving Hoosiers transparent information to make decisions that affect their health, facilitating access to fresh local food from incredible Indian farms and assuming the problems in government programs that contribute to making our communities less healthy. on the orders.

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In his orders, Braun made changes to the Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), requested a study of the impact of artificial food coloring and exposed a comprehensive plan for chronic diseases focused on the diets of Indiana residents.

One of the main changes to SNAP would require beneficiaries that are currently not working to find a job. In addition, soft drinks and drinks will no longer be eligible for purchase with SNAP benefits in Indiana. During Tuesday’s event, Braun said more Snap dollars were sweet than fruits and vegetables.

Indiana Gov, Mike Braun, on the left, listens to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, JR., as centers for the Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator, Dr. Mehmet Oz looks at Indianapolis Indiana event again, on Tuesday, April 15, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)

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Kennedy praised Braun’s “brave and visionary leadership” in a statement and urged governors across the country to sign similar executive orders to make their own healthier states. Oz also congratulated the work of the Governor of Indiana, saying: “Prioritizing prevention, proper nutrition and healthy living options, we can establish our younger generations throughout life.”

Governors throughout the country have implemented changes to achieve their states with the aim of making the North -Americans more healthy and facing the obesity epidemic. (Istock)

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Governors throughout the country have implemented changes to achieve their states with the aim of making the North -Americans more healthy and facing the obesity epidemic.

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At the end of last month, Kennedy appeared with the Governor of Virginia of the West Patrick Morrisey, R, who said he would put himself in a “really rigorous” exercise regime and a carnivore diet. West Virginia is the most obese state in the country, followed by Mississippi and Arkansas, according to CDC data.

Morrisey celebrated the reforms of SNAP, saying that he was “putting nutrition” in the supplementary program of nutritional assistance “.