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Reinstate Teicholz on Food Policy Panel

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D horn
10 years ago

Disgusting. Science should NEVER be beholden to industrial or political interest groups ... It's science ... Collect data...interpret...hypothesize...discuss/debate...repeat until fully understood...the FDA has created a health monster with its poor advice based on poorer science

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Peggie Thomas
10 years ago

Dissent is fine.

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Liz Tsirigoti
10 years ago

There are enough mainstream scientists now questioning long-held nutritional dogma that it's finally time to hear the debate. Let Nina Teicholz speak.

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Larry
10 years ago

United States

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Misty Garrett
10 years ago

I support this 100%

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Alfredo Cardenas
10 years ago

Nina has done an enormous amount of research and work surrounding nutritional science. Her voice backed up by her deep knowledge on this subject should be heard on this panel.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Differing viewpoints need to be heard.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Do the right thing.

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Kris
10 years ago

This country needs a huge change in diet and nutrition! There are so many blind Americans with misleading information these days and she absolutely deseverves to be on that panel sharing her knowledge so we can work at getting America healthy.

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Randall Huff
10 years ago

By remving Nina, you're putting yet another nail in the coffin of your deceased credibility.

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Jo Simmons
10 years ago

Please make sure that ALL voices are heard in something so important. Do you promote discrimination or is the Food Policy Panel simply afraid.

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Tammy M Culp
10 years ago

Stop feeding us CRAPPOLA from your desire to finance the money hungry corps....feed us hungry for food People before we all become sick and dying corpses.

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Tony McDonald
10 years ago

The food policy panel should use the opportunity of having Ms Teicholz present to show it is even-handed, and not run by industry interests.

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Eric Anondson
10 years ago

The "no platforming" techniques discredit those stifling debate, but the people who promoted transfats in the 80s have a few more decades of apologizing before they deserve to have us forget it.

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John L Ferri
10 years ago

Science should determine dietary recommendations.

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Joan Loclwwood
10 years ago

We must respect science not vested interests.

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Matthew Pearce
10 years ago

There is no place for stifling debate in science.

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Earl S Bakken
10 years ago

Need industry out of the decision making g. Conflict of interest.

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Sergio Bonifacio
10 years ago

Good science needs debate

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Lyle koons
10 years ago

Pls reinstate Nina