Is our food and water supply dangerous?
Here’s what The Washington Post writer Peter Whoriskey wrote in his propaganda piece against fish oil:
“People in the United States spend about $1.2 billion annually for fish oil pills and related supplements even though the vast majority of research published recently in major journals provides no evidence of a health benefit.”
This is an amazingly audacious claim, considering that Lovaza generates nearly the same amount of sales revenue for GSK every year. Is Lovaza just as useless as supplemental fish oil pills sold at health food stores? Or does rubber-stamping this pharma pill with FDA approval automatically make it effective, and its natural, non-patented counterpart ineffective?
But let’s talk about solids, Food as we used to call it, when it still deserved that name as there was a semblance of life in it. As an aerobic exercise walk through the vast expanse of your Supermarket isles will clearly unveil – once you have reached the state of near exhaustion and strained eye sight – finding an edible and digestible Food is far more challenging than winning the jackpot in the Lottery.
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