You make another excellent point. Just because a company with a well-known product and a flashy, bright box has staked a claim for 12 years, it doesn’t mean that claim has held true. Things should always be tested for the truth, especially something as serious as this, having to do with major health issues.

And just look at how much ingredient lists and nutrition facts have changed over the years on many products that have stayed with us for the last several decades or more. Sugar is one of the biggest. From pure cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup. YUCK. And right under our noses.

I guess the FDA is only doing its job. Can’t place blame there.

Thanks for the comment!

You make a good point, one that I staunchly avoided in my article. Just goes to show there are (usually) two sides to every story, sides that can be argued rather well.

I guess I would be pretty upset if I found out the FDA was slacking on any food regulations, so at least it’s still paying attention, even if it’s to every single detail, as minor as it may appear.

I certainly wouldn’t want to go back to the early days of the canned meat industry…no thanks. “The Jungle” was a book that gave me nightmares.

Thanks for your feedback!

Ever herd of the term a picture is worth more than a 1,000 words or you can not judge a book by the cover?
Well that is what is going here in this case.
It should be known by any one beyond a doubt for more than years that Cheerios is knowing for lowering this heart disease and cholesterol. If and IF I remember correct from when I was little General Mills has been sneaking in the were the more healthy cereal with out any one noticing so I do not believe that on both a box and web site should back up how healthy there product is. Why does not any one take any ones word of mouth or that thing called honesty seriously?

Court is adjourned I rest my case!!!!