The pseudoscientists who have dominated nutrition and food policy for half a century are pushing to take it to another level. They've been so successful that if you're a smart, well-read, rational person, you probably unwittingly believe much of their pseudoscience theory. https://twitter.com/fleroy1974/status/1275450035883274241

The base of this powerful, activist pseudoscience movement are the most respected, politically-powerful, and well-funded institutions of our day: Harvard, Bill Gates, Wellcome Trust, USDA, World Health Organisation, the New York Times, The Clintons, some of Silicon Valley.

We certainly live in interesting times!

P.S. Oh yeah and The Lancet. I could go on.

Frédéric Leroy's tweet at the top of this thread focuses on one particular participant who in his past was a New Age mystic. Don't focus on that. Focus on the important players that I named, Harvard et al,...

Those powerful, well-funded players are pushing a radical, profoundly dangerous activist agenda for our entire world population, based on pseudoscience which is inconsistent with evidence and reason.

The fact that New Agers and literal Young Earth Creationists (the God of the Bible created the universe 7000 years ago) can have comfortably careers in that pseudoscience community is not an indictment, but it is a clue. That theory doesn't need Evolution.

But focus on the important stuff first. If you want to tug on the thread, I can give you some pretty credible mainstream resources, such as the recent letter from the President of Texas A&M University, but ...

But you have to start with a willingness to doubt Harvard, NYT, WHO etc or there's no point.