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.
Read at USA TODAY →
News & Updates
The Latest from MAHA Center
Stay informed on our research, educational initiatives, and the growing movement to make America healthy again.
In the Media
Recent coverage of MAHA Center's work and mission.
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.
Read at Yahoo Finance →
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
Read at MedpageToday →
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
Read at Adweek →
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.
Read at BoxingInsider.com →
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.
Read at adage.com →
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 →Want to Stay in the Loop?
Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates on new research, events, and opportunities to get involved.