FDA Set to Outlaw Nutrition.

Demonizing people, even though they pose no threat to the public appears to be the goal of the code enforcement bureaucracy that is out in full force, recently, as in the case of  Julie Bass of Oak Park, Michigan, who is facing 93 days in jail after being charged with a misdemeanor for planting a vegetable garden in her front lawn.



Moreover, the political agenda that drives these relentless code enforcement systems around the nation tend to zero in on self-sufficient living, the safety of dietary supplements, and/or anyone who dares to explore beyond the conventional unbending framework of government.

Take the FDA, who wants all super-foods, multivitamins, detox supplements, and medicinal herbal products created after 1994 stripped from store shelves, and outlawed across the nation. Never mind, the lethal drugs they knowingly allow to stay on the market for decades.  Chantix, which has been linked to more than 3,000 reports in the U.S. of serious side effects, including suicides, heart trouble and aggression, according to a Bloomberg article in 2008. Fast forward to 2011, Chantix has been found to increase the risk of heart attack or arrhythmia by 72%! What's the FDA's response? They're weighing the evidence. They're still not sure whether they will ban this killer drug.

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