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: Crime & FederalismSeven Foods Experts Won't Eat
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This is an incredible article. Food makers are feeding you poison. Yet another reason to live one's life by this mantra: Don't look at what people say; look at what they do. Some of the experts do have a conflict of interest. How persuasive is it that an organic potato guy would tell you to eat organic potatoes? Meh.
Still, the stuff on beef and salmon are accurate. Salmon is touted as possessing healthy fats. Yet farm-raised salmon lack essential fatty acids, and also contain other toxins. Grass-fed beef contains the same fatty-acid profile as wild salmon. Thus, shouldn't it follow that grass-fed beef is superior to corn-fed beef? Of course.
However, most farmers feed their beef corn...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on December 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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