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11-14-2006 @7:54PM Angela Pitt said... He most definately knows his stuff. Why wouldn't
any want to hear what he has to say?
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11-14-2006 @11:12PM NeedleNose said... I must agree with the above poster. What he has to say may not be earth-shattering news to nutrition-savvy foodies, but how many times did different nutrition authorities have to repeat that even small amounts of trans fats in the diet were bad before ordinary people started to heed that message?
His piece ends with the assertion that people need to "stop buying food by the numbers", that the figures on the box are part of the "relentless marketing". This may be a revelation to some consumers.
He writes as a grouch instead of a relentlessly perky product pimp, and I like that too. I'm already in the choir, but I enjoyed reading that. Thanks for posting the link.
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