Do you take the "Food Babe" seriously?

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The Food Babe is a popular woman claiming she knows all about foods and the food industry. She has consistently been proven scientifically wrong in the majority of her claims, and the things she believes about food are actually quite hilarious. That's my opinion, however. What isn't my opinion is the fact that most of her claims are actually scientifically false. I'm just wondering if people actually take her seriously and why?

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Hahahahahaha, no. She's a loon.

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She's a moron. She wanted a certain dye removed from Starbucks drinks because it was a class of
Carcinogen. Also in that same class of carcinogens? Coffee.

No logic. She's also a liar. She claimed eating organic, non processed food cured her of allergies. Two months later, she posted on her page about how her allergies were just so bad and does anyone have any tips.

She's a money-grubbing whore. Only gullible idiots take her seriously.

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Never heard of her. What does she claim?

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She's a NUT!
😑

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I think she has the right idea...
Food plays a HUGE part in our health, and there are many illnesses and disorders that can be managed or even healed simply by changing your diet. we should be more careful and conscientious  about what we consume. 
But...she's not well educated enough to really give awareness. She doesn't know enough about what she's talking about, and so she's spreading more confusion and ignorance rather than education. 
Honestly I think she needs to take a step back, educate herself more, and come back and actually benefit some people's lives

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Links, please? I believe you about her stuff being scientifically false, but I've just never heard of her before.

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Uhhh?

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"Kraft is removing all artificial food dye from every kind of their mac & cheese by 2016. Millions of families across the United States and Canada will finally get the same safer versions that have been available in Europe for years."
http://foodbabe.com/2015/04/20/kraft-dumps-artificial-food-dyes-after-massive-petition/

"After finding out that Red #3 causes cancer in animal studies the FDA banned it from cosmetics in 1990. Yet, the FDA still permits Red #3 in our food and you’ll find it in chewing gum, Nesquik Strawberry Milk, popsicles, yogurts, fruit cocktail, Duff’s cake mix, Betty Crocker icing and candy – but you won’t find it legally in lipstick. In 1989, the Washington Post reported that the fruit industry was “enraged” by the FDA’s proposal to ban Red #3 from food, because “Americans like their cherries red” in a can. So they lobbied the House Appropriations Committee to add language to “its report on the FDA’s funding for next year that instructed the FDA not to ban the dye-formally titled FD&C red No. 3-without further study.” This is in violation of the “Delaney Clause” that requires the FDA to ban carcinogenic food ingredients. When they banned it in cosmetics, the FDA said it would “take steps” to ban in it food".

When partially-hydrogenated oils are manufactured they create artificial trans fats. In the 1990s, research came out that showed trans fat raises the “bad” LDL cholesterol, and lowers the “good” HDL cholesterol, increasing the risk of heart disease. According to the CDC, up to 7,000 deaths and 20,000 heart attacks per year can be attributed to artificial trans fat in the diet – and it’s been shown to be the most harmful fat in our food – yet, the FDA still allows it. After decades of mounting research, the FDA finally made a tentative determination that partially hydrogenated oils are no longer considered GRAS in November 2013 – but that doesn’t mean it’s been taken out of our food. The FDA has still not made a final determination.."

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I have to look it up, do you have links

Do you take the "Food Babe" seriously?

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