
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he once tried a keto diet four to five years ago and called it a 'near-psychotic event' due to sugar and carbohydrate withdrawal. In an…
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he once tried a keto diet four to five years ago and called it a 'near-psychotic event' due to sugar and carbohydrate withdrawal. In an interview with Katie Miller, Rubio joked he would tell President Donald Trump to bomb Paraguay if he were on the diet. 'I don't know, I'm just really mad; I haven't had any sugar,' he said, imagining the conversation.
Rubio's wife Jeanette revealed he loves junk food, including Pop-Tarts and sweets, contradicting his health talk. Rubio also said his days at the State Department are never typical, often waking at 2.30 am for crises. The Times of India reports that he described Trump's work schedule as 'insane' with no days off or vacation.
Rubio's bomb-Paraguay joke is funny because it exaggerates the keto diet's mood swings, but it also feeds a lazy narrative that US foreign policy is as impulsive as one man's sugar craving. The real test is not Rubio's diet but whether such levity masks serious diplomacy. Does Rubio have the President's ear on Iran and other crises? Watch if his late-night calls lead to action, not punchlines.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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