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Reinstate Teicholz on Food Policy Panel

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Lizzie
10 years ago

Millions relying on good science getting out there

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Chris Rose
10 years ago

Teicholz is a great representative of the science behind LCHF way of eatting and belongs on the panel.

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Paleo Fam
10 years ago

An open conversation can't hurt anything.

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Bart Milner
10 years ago

We need fair debate on nutritional guidelines.

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Nicole Leonard
10 years ago

Show some integrity - reinstate Teicholz!

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Charles R Planck
10 years ago

The evidence against the lipid hypothesis and the related promotion of a low-fat diet. Teicholz is a solid representative of the critique and belongs on the panel.

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Jennifer
10 years ago

Include Nina! We need open discussion and debate!

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richard schnabel
10 years ago

Replaced by a rep from the potato industry?

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Helen
10 years ago

How awful to silence the one person that can make a difference between being a healthy nation or a sick and depended on drugs nation!

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Janet Baker
10 years ago

There are people dying from misinformation! Please let us listen to voices of reason!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I'm outraged at this! Please reinstate her at once and show that you can be open to the possibility that new research can lead to changed guidelines -- it's the only way scientific knowledge has ever made progress. It's attitudes like yours that keep people getting fatter, sicker and more diabetic every day.

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Elizabeth Eggar
10 years ago

Sugar and carbs are the enemy! Low fat products are loaded with sugar and carbs. Get the message out there!

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Robin Leach
10 years ago

The standard American diet KILLS! Please reconsider and reinstate Nina Teicholz!

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Rebecca Latham
10 years ago

Nina Teicholz has something of value to contribute and I believe she should be re-invited to join the Panel.

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John Wilbur
10 years ago

Insanity

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Lucrecia Rodrigues
10 years ago

Disgraceful and unscientific!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The WIC Program especially is promoting out-dated information. More and more children are developing diabetes due to high-sugar diets, and the WIC Program continues to recommend low-fat diets, which almost always lead to an increase in sugar consumption. We need people on the panel who will look at recent research and be willing to admit when what we thought was healthy is proven otherwise!

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David Watson
10 years ago

We are behind you Nina!

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Darla Gibbens
10 years ago

Reinstate Teicholz

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Jean Schricker
10 years ago

Please reinstate !