Unfortunately, the corporate food manufacturers take this [censored] seriously.
I read parts of it from the pdf files. I was looking for a new food pyramid
graphic, but didn't find one. There were several references to "low fat."
The new graphics were very telling. Lots of images of carbs. Even the fats
section included images of apples.
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Quoted message said:I'm sure you all read the just released government reformulation of
the
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:old food pyramid. At first blush it seems to not want to disparage any
of
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:the big Washington lobbists. I'm not going to go into it now but man
we're
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:already seeing the damage control all over the place! Just about every
threatened food group has issued a press release praising their item as
wonderfully conforming to the new recommendations. Rice, potato, pasta,
grains, fruit, etc etc. Already seen today are TV commercials touting
cereals as "whole grain". The study is pretty wishy washy in actually
telling you what to eat, so it will be interpreted in many different
ways.
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Obviously a lot of time and money goes into these government guidelines
but
Quoted message said:you have to wonder whether they have any significant effect. I hear
people
Quoted message said:talking all the time about their diets, from Atkins to Ornish, but I have
never, not once, heard anyone say the he or she was following the
government
Quoted message said:recommendations.