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Reinstate Teicholz on Food Policy Panel

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Adrienne Olivier
10 years ago

My entire family has benefited in 14 months.. My son became seizure free within 24 hours, I have lost over 60kgs

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P Edwards
10 years ago

Obeisty & Type II DBM are a direct result of current guidelines. If the dieticians 'healthy' diet is correct, why are we suffering these two global epidemics?

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Gregory Bloom
10 years ago

Keep the nutrition discussion objective and include Nina Teicholz. Her research is sound.

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Oskar William Kristensen
10 years ago

You need Teicholz

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Harold Aardsma
10 years ago

I'm a type 2 diabetic who is now med free, with normal blood glucose numbers because of high fat/low carb eating. It is time all sides get a fair hearing.

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Ahmed Afifi
10 years ago

Nina one of the best who writes about nutrition and real facts that been hidden from us.

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Ingrid Berry
10 years ago

The voice of true science, and the wisdom of the crowds should now prevail

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Paul Nelson
10 years ago

Reinstate Nina!! She can contribute and engage in the conversation!

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Dianne de Wet
10 years ago

Vested interests can no longer be protected at the expense of the health of all of humanity!

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Leni McMillan
10 years ago

As Australia and NZ more often than not follow the US guidelines, we too definitely have an interest in having Nina on the panel rather than corporates!

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Catherine Walker
10 years ago

Let this very clever lady speak the truth

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Dean Floyd
10 years ago

Reinstate Nina Teicholz

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Gerald
10 years ago

The tide is turning against the influence of big food and this sort of thing highlights their fear of commercial interests losing out to the truth.

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Mark Dixon
10 years ago

Keep balance.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Reinstate Nina

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Bryan Griffiths
10 years ago

What are they scared of?

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Kim Swift
10 years ago

Sad to see the "truth" swept under the carpet and 'good' replaced with bad for financial gain.

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Regina Peterson
10 years ago

It's time guidlines actually represented science. If you cannot prove a food good or bad it shouldn't be recommended.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

:)

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Christine Whitehead
10 years ago

Too many with vested interests on all these policy making bodies.