They also hold a series of meetings where industry groups and presumably lobbyists can present testimony. The National Fisheries Institute has said people should eat more fish. The Salt Institute argues that salt intake guidelines should be changed. I do not know if the Cattle Industry has made submissions but no prizes for guessing what they may advocate.

Apparently nutrients are discussed one by one and the aim is to come up with "guidelines" which are supposed to allow people to get all their "nutrients" from food without the need for supplements.What a load of nonsense. How can you possibly have guidelines that apply to all people all the time? The basics of what our body's need has not changed in 10,000 years. We need fruits and vegetables, protein (animal or vegetable) and some grains, nuts and water. A bit of dairy is fine. Those are the basics, simple really.

In an ideal world we would get all our "nutrients" from this. There are assumptions in this, which may not always apply. One is that vegetables have the amounts of minerals that they are supposed to and are not from depleted soils. Another is that in our busy lives we will always eat what we actually need each day.Also there is the assumption that everybody has the same needs and that those needs even for the same person remain constant. Again this is nonsense.


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