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pboy said:its pretty awesome but kind of scary, well I see how it could be. Im glad the FDA is saying this...its crazy, without basic formalities, can you imagine what the types of claims people would make would be? It would be even worse than with supplements. They should likewise start banning anything that claims benefit from or as being 'high in antioxidants' , 'low glycemic', 'raw', 'high in chlorophyll, 'high in fiber', 'contains enzymes' and a lot of other stuff being thrown around. It would be better if things had to say like 'used pesticideds' , or ' used inedible chemicals while processing', or 'contains flesh of a sick albino animal' , and the like....if the whole idea was really for peoples well being
Ben said:PUFA content varies quite a bit, and RP has stated this himself. Omega-3 and omega-6 content probably varies even more, thus why the FDA made this decision. Cold temperature increases the formation of PUFA in plants and animals, and obviously temperature fluctuates quite a bit. RP even mentioned "pigs in sweaters", haha.