Caroline Carralero, CEO of Daily Nouri, a probiotic supplement company, explained why she and other mothers support Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s health initiatives. She emphasized Kennedy's commitment to "radical transparency" in the health system as a key factor driving this support. Carralero pointed to alarming statistics like 74% obesity in adults and 38% pre-diabetes in children as evidence of a failing system.

Carralero, with her background in the food and beverage industry, has witnessed firsthand the lack of transparency Kennedy criticizes. She believes the U.S. stands at a critical juncture, facing a choice between continuing down the current path or embracing a new approach focused on preventative health.

Kennedy, nominated for Health and Human Services Secretary, faced scrutiny during his confirmation hearing, particularly regarding his views on vaccines. Despite controversy, he maintains he is "pro-safety" and advocates for transparent data on all health matters. He also addressed what he called "dishonest" narratives surrounding his position.

Carralero stressed that Kennedy's focus is on addressing the root causes of chronic diseases, particularly in children, which requires radical transparency in the health and food systems. This focus has resonated with mothers across the political spectrum, forming a grassroots movement. Carralero noted the bipartisan nature of this support, with many mothers traditionally aligned with the Democratic party now backing Kennedy.

She believes these mothers recognize the urgency of the situation, prioritizing their children's health above party lines.