Grade Your Food Labels
Friday August 22, 2003
Ever wonder about the health claims made on food labels--that certain foods reduce the risk of this or that? If so, you're in luck because the FDA has new guidelines for grading the claims made on food labels:
A means significant scientific agreement exists
B means the evidence is not conclusive;
C means the evidence is limited and not conclusive; and
D means there is little scientific evidence.
For more, check out the whole story.
A means significant scientific agreement exists
B means the evidence is not conclusive;
C means the evidence is limited and not conclusive; and
D means there is little scientific evidence.
For more, check out the whole story.


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