The American health system is currently a 'sick care' machine fueled by $100 billion in annual fraud and perverse incentives that reward chronic illness over wellness. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is launching a systemic overhaul to dismantle this status quo, targeting everything from corrupt food guidelines to the pharmaceutical industry’s pricing monopoly. By aligning economic rewards with actual health outcomes and leveraging new technologies like laser-farming, the administration aims to reclaim the country's vitality, though it faces a steep climb against entrenched corporate and partisan interests.