Critique of Corruption in Health Guidelines
I'm interested in are, are
moving around-- moving away the people who have made
really bad
decisions. For example, on the nutrition guidelines.
Uh, people who have, um, who have, you know, there's people at
NIH that
are involved in the amyloid plaque scandals that der- derailed Alzheimer's
treatment for twenty years. It's all corruption.
Those kind of people need to be moved.
Do you have a list of people that you already know need to be removed
and quickly?
I, I have, I have, I have a list in my head.
And, and, and you know, you have
a generic list of the kind of people that, you know, if, if
you've been involved in good science, you got nothing to worry about.
If you care about public health, you got nothing to worry about.
If you're in there working for the pharmaceutical industry, then I'd say you
should move out and work for the pharmaceutical industry.
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