Fat, Sugar, Salt What do you do when the evidence changes?
Before he uncovered “Nutrition Science’s Most Preposterous Result,” David Johns had already dug into reports on salt and sugar.
Before he uncovered “Nutrition Science’s Most Preposterous Result,” David Johns had already dug into reports on salt and sugar.
The first celebrity doctor’s fad diet is still going strong today, 300 years later, and it has a lot to answer for.
Once upon a time, government made it possible for people to get a good meal at a reasonable price.
One of the nicest things about publishing our recent paper What is Wrong with Biofortification is that it prompted several people to share results and opinions that support our conclusions. Confirmation bias aside, we have not yet had any substantive pushback. This piece was prompted by one of the responses …
Yields are generally lower than those of unfortified varieties and there’s little evidence it works. Biofortification is a waste of land and money.