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“listen to doctors in this country. When the USDA food pyramid said, "Eat 6 to 11 servings of grains and cereals per”
The USDA is criticized for misleading dietary guidance through the food pyramid that recommended excessive grain consumption, contributing to America's health crisis.
▶ Hear it“"it's ironic that our federal government, the USDA, under Secretary Rollins, she runs the USDA, they actually pay inspectors to go look at the level of marbilization and say that's high enough. It's got enough really has enough disease in it that you could be able to charge prime. So, the consumers are that backwards in their mentality. They're buying more disease meat."”
Criticized for paying inspectors to certify diseased meat as prime grade, misleading consumers.
▶ Hear it“It's ironic that our federal government, the USDA, under Secretary Rollins, she runs the the USDA. They actually pay inspectors to go look at the level of marbling and say, "That's high enough. It's got enough really has enough disease in it that you could be able to charge prime."”
Dr. O'Mara criticizes the USDA for paying inspectors to grade meat based on marbling levels, which he argues promotes the sale of diseased meat to consumers.
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