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Industry runs to Bush's aid RE: WHO Report against sugar

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  1. techcentralstation.com012204D.html

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    Pseudoscience and Globesity

    Flawed Strategy: Restrict Sugars and Energy-Dense Foods to Prevent Obesity

    Maureen Storey, PhD, Richard A. Forshee, Ph.D. and John A. Knubel,
    M.A. of the Center for Food and Nutrition Policy (CFNP) at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, a
    nonprofit organization whose "mission is to advance rational, science-based food and nutrition
    policy," commenting on the draft report said: "many of the policy recommendations were not
    supported by the scientific review that noted equivocal or disparate results in the links
    between dietary components and obesity."4 They noted that the WHO report supported claims of
    possible causes of obesity on aggregate level data, but such data suffers from the well-known
    statistical phenomenon called the ecological fallacy. For example, while the population as a
    whole is eating fast food more and gaining weight, the people eating out and the people gaining
    weight may not be the same people
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    Maureen L. Storey, Ph.D., Director, Center for Food and Nutrition Policy, Virginia Polytechnic and
    State University, Alexandria, VA. Senior Vice President of Health and Nutrition Marketing at Hayes,
    Domenici & Associates, a public relations and marketing firm in McLean, Virginia. Former executive
    with the Kellogg Company...[holding] several management positions in nutrition over a 10-year
    period." (ceresnet.orgViewEntry.cfm) Co-author of study on
    added sugars in children's diets funded by The Sugar Association, Inc. (J. Am. Coll. Nutr. 2000;20(1):32-
    43). Lead investigator in a study concerning childhood obesity and soft drink intake funded by the
    National Soft Drink Association.
    (nsda.orgConsumption43.html; accessed 9/5/03)
    Member of the expert advisory board for the American Council for Fitness and Nutrition.
    (acfn.orgadvisory.html; accessed 10/31/03)

    Richard A. Forshee, Ph.D., Assistant Research Professor, Center for Food and Nutrition Policy,
    Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Alexandria, VA. Co-author of study on added
    sugars in children's diets funded by The Sugar Association, Inc. (J. Am. Coll. Nutr. 2000;20(1):32-
    43) Co-author of study concerning childhood obesity and soft-drink intake funded by the National
    Soft Drink Association.
    (nsda.orgConsumption43.html; accessed 9/5/03)

    TC

  2. [email hidden] (tcomeau) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    techcentralstation.com012204D.html

    *******************
    Pseudoscience and Globesity

    Flawed Strategy: Restrict Sugars and Energy-Dense Foods to Prevent Obesity

    Maureen Storey, PhD, Richard A. Forshee, Ph.D. and John A. Knubel,
    M.A. of the Center for Food and Nutrition Policy (CFNP) at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, a
    nonprofit organization whose "mission is to advance rational, science-based food and
    nutrition policy," commenting on the draft report said: "many of the policy recommendations
    were not supported by the scientific review that noted equivocal or disparate results in the
    links between dietary components and obesity."4 They noted that the WHO report supported
    claims of possible causes of obesity on aggregate level data, but such data suffers from the
    well-known statistical phenomenon called the ecological fallacy. For example, while the
    population as a whole is eating fast food more and gaining weight, the people eating out and
    the people gaining weight may not be the same people
    *******************

    Maureen L. Storey, Ph.D., Director, Center for Food and Nutrition Policy, Virginia Polytechnic and
    State University, Alexandria, VA. Senior Vice President of Health and Nutrition Marketing at
    Hayes, Domenici & Associates, a public relations and marketing firm in McLean, Virginia. Former
    executive with the Kellogg Company...[holding] several management positions in nutrition over a
    10-year period." (ceresnet.orgViewEntry.cfm) Co-author of
    study on added sugars in children's diets funded by The Sugar Association, Inc. (J. Am. Coll.
    Nutr. 2000;20(1):32-43). Lead investigator in a study concerning childhood obesity and soft drink
    intake funded by the National Soft Drink Association.
    (nsda.orgConsumption43.html; accessed
    9/5/03) Member of the expert advisory board for the American Council for Fitness and Nutrition.
    (acfn.orgadvisory.html; accessed 10/31/03)

    Richard A. Forshee, Ph.D., Assistant Research Professor, Center for Food and Nutrition
    Policy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Alexandria, VA. Co-author of
    study on added sugars in children's diets funded by The Sugar Association, Inc. (J. Am.
    Coll. Nutr. 2000;20(1):32-43) Co-author of study concerning childhood obesity and soft-
    drink intake funded by the National Soft Drink Association.
    (nsda.orgConsumption43.html;
    accessed 9/5/03)

    TC

    This is NOT a conspiracy.... it is a political/economic reality.

    TC

  3. [email hidden] (Palaces For The People) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    [email hidden] (tcomeau) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    techcentralstation.com012204D.html

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    Pseudoscience and Globesity

    Ah yes the science [censored] at TechCentral spreading their legs for billionaire drunkard paranoiac
    Richard Mellon Scaife. Sallie Balliunas and Willie Soon, dropping their drawers in public acts of
    prostitution, sometimes "consultants" for CO2Science, Greening Earth Society, and any other
    drunken sailor with five bucks in his pocket.

    The Judge hauls in twenty drunk sailors and asks Willie Balliunas "which one of these sailors gave
    you only two bits for a blowjob"? and Sallie Soon answers "all of them".

    Well, I was wondering when you would get to discussing the topic of AWOL BUSH dodging the draft by
    hiding in the National Guard then dodging the national guard while hiding cocaine up his nose?
    Would the answer be on that link to paid science-[censored] employed by the coal industry?

    Is that where we find the truth about drunk-driver AWOL Bush "Commander-in-Thief" who kills one
    soldier a day in Halliburton's blood for oil program?

    Do you think the Western Fuels Asses who contribute so much money for so much government corporate
    welfare payments have the answer? Is that why you put the Western Fuels Ass website link in your
    message?

    You might want to get back on your meds, rant boy.

    TC

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