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On Mar 26, 8:41*am, Van Chocstraw >
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> The lying cheating corporations in collaboration with the lying cheating
> government have agreed that .5 transfat in products can be labeled zero
> transfat. I think .5 grams is quite significant. We can't trust anything
> or anybody.


Apparently, you can eat up to 3.5 grams of transfat per day without
worry.
That's a lot of Oreos.

Or, you can just not eat junk at all, and know that you're getting 0
grams.

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> On Mar 26, 8:41*am, Van Chocstraw >
> wrote:
>> The lying cheating corporations in collaboration with the lying cheating
>> government have agreed that .5 transfat in products can be labeled zero
>> transfat. I think .5 grams is quite significant. We can't trust anything
>> or anybody.

>
> Apparently, you can eat up to 3.5 grams of transfat per day without
> worry.
> That's a lot of Oreos.
>
> Or, you can just not eat junk at all, and know that you're getting 0
> grams.
>
> Cindy Hamilton



Cindy,

Isn't that a little besides the point?

I don't know where 3.5g of transfat has ever been established.

I know we've beaten this subject to death over the years but the FDA deemed
0.4g or less can be listed as 0g. Suppose everything you ate in the course
of a day all had 0.4g of transfat? You wouldn't ever know if you reached
the "as you say" 3.5g limit.

The 0.4g or less to "zero" is a reckless ****-up by the FDA!!!

Canada accounts for every 1/10g.

Best,

Andy

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On Mar 26, 8:18*am, Cindy Hamilton >
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> On Mar 26, 8:41*am, Van Chocstraw >
> wrote:
>
> > The lying cheating corporations in collaboration with the lying cheating
> > government have agreed that .5 transfat in products can be labeled zero
> > transfat. I think .5 grams is quite significant. We can't trust anything
> > or anybody.

>
> Apparently, you can eat up to 3.5 grams of transfat per day without
> worry.
> That's a lot of Oreos.


According to ONE study out of Penn State. I heard that on Morning
Edition as well.
>
> Or, you can just not eat junk at all, and know that you're getting 0
> grams.
>
> Cindy Hamilton


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