In the Media

Recent coverage of MAHA Center's work and mission, curated by our team from outlets across the country.

Ad Meter 2026 Commercial - ‘MAHA Real Food by Mike Tyson’

Watch and rate ‘MAHA Real Food by Mike Tyson’ as part of Ad Meter 2026 from USA TODAY.

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MAHA Center’s Privately Funded Super Bowl Ad: A Landmark Moment for the Real Food Movement

MAHA Center Inc., whose Super Bowl advertisement featuring Mike Tyson became one of the most talked-about ads of Super Bowl LX. The ad, directed by Brett Ratner & Peter Arnell was financed entirely by a dozen private donors committed to changing health outcomes in America, sparked tens of millions of impressions on X and was covered by every major news outlet in the country. MAHA Center Inc. is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit. No taxpayer dollars were involved.

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Who Is Behind the Mike Tyson Super Bowl Ad?

New nonprofit MAHA Center is led by an RFK Jr. backer and key figure in the MAHA movement

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Mike Tyson Takes a Bite Out of Processed Food in MAHA’s Super Bowl Ad

The advocacy spot delivers a stark health message amid the game’s usual snack-fueled excess

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Mike Tyson Featured in Super Bowl Ad Addressing Processed Foods and Health

Mike Tyson’s Super Bowl ad advocates against ultraprocessed foods and highlights personal health struggles.

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RFK Jr. details how Mike Tyson wound up in a Super Bowl ad about junk food addiction

Health and Human Services Secretary called the ad ‘the most important message in Super Bowl history’

Read at The Independent →

Mike Tyson Super Bowl ad for ‘Real Food’ draws industry’s ire

A group representing major food companies criticized a Super Bowl ad starring Mike Tyson and funded by the MAHA Center.

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MAHA and Mike Tyson want you to ‘eat real food’ during the Super Bowl

RFK Jr.’s allies are airing an ad during Sunday’s game touting the new, MAHA-inspired HHS dietary guidelines.

Read at Politico →

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