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I agree with the recommendations, I just disagree with referring to them as "official." This mentality coupled with incorrect recommendations helped the trend
by isoskeles 7y ago
I agree with the recommendations, I just disagree with referring to them as "official."
This mentality coupled with incorrect recommendations helped the trend of "fat free" foods that would be high in sugar, not that long ago either.
- EForEndeavour 7y agoThe WHO is a 71-year-old UN agency whose constitution has been signed by 61 countries. One of the organizations it incorporated was the Office International d'Hygiène Publique (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_International_d%27Hygi%C3%A8ne_Publique https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_International_d%27Hygi%...), an international public-health organization. I have to say I find your pushback at the term "official" perplexing. Why do you disagree with this descriptor? They're literally official. It doesn't get more official than this. Sure, they're sometimes wrong, as your fat-free reference suggests, but that's beside the point.