An unlikely coalition of wellness influencers, vaccine-sceptics and those deeply distrustful of the pharmaceutical and food industries helped Donald Trump take back the White House.
But two years on, some within the Make America Healthy Again movement, or MAHA, have regrets.
North America Correspondent Lauren Day reports.
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