How Big Food Lies and Cheats

“There is no evidence linking sugar to chronic disease.”

That’s what Cristin Kearns, a professor of dentistry at UCSF, was told when she challenged a keynote speaker at a medical conference who claimed that Lipton Brisk sweet tea—which contains 55 grams of sugar—was a “healthy drink.”

Would you agree with that statement?

Kearns didn't either and it inspired her to start a journey that is still in progress today.

Through her UCSF Food Industry Documents Archive, she has revealed a consistent pattern of deception, bribery, and manipulation by Big Food. For example, the sugar industry has:

If these tactics seem familiar, it’s because they’re straight out of the Big Tobacco playbook.

As reported by Civil Eats, Kearns has found direct links between the tobacco and food industries, including a “systematic transfer of people, knowledge, information, and technology from tobacco to the sugar and beverage companies.”

In 2018, we’d never consider allowing the tobacco industry to influence public policy. Yet Big Food still has a seat at the table.

The increase in consumption of highly processed and refined foods is one of the primary drivers of the obesity epidemic, which in turn has contributed to the alarming increase in chronic disease.

If we want to reverse these epidemics, we need to stand up to Big Food and reduce their influence—just as we did with Big Tobacco many years ago.

Awareness is always the first step. You can help by spreading the word and defending the truth.

To lose weight and protect yourself from the laundry list of associated health consequences like diabetes, cancer, inflammation, eczema, heart disease, depression, and so much more?

Science has proven, sugar is as addictive as cocaine.

Yet it’s making us fat… and sick.

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