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As we enjoy the holiday week food-based festivities and look forward to 2025, I note with interest that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently finalized new rules for labeling foods as “healthy” for the first time in 30 years, updating the guidelines to align with its version of nutritional science. More
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I suggest that a most appropriate symbol would be a merging of a dollar sign and a turd.
Whut? No Pop Tarts?
I thot the stripping Pop Tarts woulda nailed it this time!
Sheesh… whutz a Pop Tart gotta do to get some respect (as it straightens its tie)
Good luck finding anything to eat at a restaurant if you’re on a low-sodium diet.
NEVER trust ANYTHING the government tells you.
FDA. Fucking Dipshit Association.
It’s already been done.
https://youtu.be/hPLvM59f27Y?si=DGX1cr26FrmD0_Og
Based on ‘government’ guidelines, ‘government input’, ‘government’ regulations and ‘government’ requirements….I find my health and well-being is much better served when I take control and decide for myself what is best for me and mine.
A good rule of thumb to go by. If it has to have a picture of what it is on the outside of the container, it’s usually not healthy.
Are these the same nuts who called the vaccine safe and effective?
t this point in America’s history anything that comes out of ANY government agency or has anything that even suggests government involvement or imprimatur has to be considered as being no more likely to be sound advice as a fortune cookie or horoscope. I’d say that in 90% significantly less sound. So far as I know, the other two are not taking money in their back pockets to coerce or force you to buy something that at best isn’t going to improve your situation in any way.
At the clinic they have hand cleaner labeled ‘Healthy Soap’. I asked my doctor if there’s a thing as un-healthy soap.
Great! Now all we need are home economics and cooking classes for the majority of EBT takers. If it requires more than a can opener or a microwave oven, it’s TOO hard! Isn’t it enough to ask someone to exert enough energy to open a bag of cookies or chips?