The committee that handles the nutritional guidelines issued by the United States Department of Agriculture previewed its new guidance this week during an internal Zoom call, and the internet is exploding with outrage over what the draft guidance states.
New York Times bestselling author Calley Means tweeted that he was "Floored" after seeing what the committee's "Core principle" entails: "REDUCING focus on chronic disease reduction."
In other words, the people who create the USDA's nutritional guidelines for America are urging the federal agency to stop focusing on reducing chronic disease through diet.
One of the committee's members, Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford, is in charge of putting together the USDA's nutritional guidelines for children.
"No. It's industrialized toxic oils used to dilute and replace naturally healthy oils and fats by Big Food to make their products cheaper," responded another.
Means also shared this link from the USDA containing the disclosures of who pays the USDA committee to make its recommendations.
You will notice that all sorts of major hospitals, medical organizations, pharmaceutical companies, junk food conglomerates and academia is paying the USDA to make dietary recommendations that suit their respective industries.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-10-28-usda-nutrition-guidelines-big-pharma-junk-food.html
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