RFK Jr. Is Collecting Your Health Data — Here’s What They’re Not Telling You

RFK Jr. and the NIH are now collecting private medical data from millions of Americans—including pharmacy records, insurance claims, lab tests, and even fitness tracker data—for a large-scale autism research project.

Originally promising answers by September, they’ve now walked back the timeline and quietly expanded the scope to "real-time health monitoring" for other conditions.

💥 Is this bold science or a dangerous step toward health surveillance?

In this video, we break down what’s really happening—and what it means for your privacy, freedom, and future.

📢 Leave your thoughts in the comments. Are you okay with this level of data access in the name of research?

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