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Michael Jacobson Quotes
«Considering that nothing is as bad as trans fat, even switching to butter or palm oil is better.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«Denmark has in effect banned partially hydrogenated oil; Canada is considering it. The United States ought to do the same.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«Denmark has in effect banned partially hydrogenated oil, Canada's considering it. The United States ought to do the same.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«I think it's tremendous progress. Partially hydrogenated oils' days are numbered I think they'll be gone within three to five years.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«These foods are high in calories and low in nutrients.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«Hospitals should be setting examples for the community, setting the pace, even creating the market for healthier products. These are health institutions. They should be promoting health.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«It looks to us as though hospitals hadn't been thinking about how they've been preparing foods.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«This certainly raises questions about their testing or about the vaunted uniformity of their products worldwide.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«We had asked for the FDA to consider two other options. One is to get rid of these colorings completely and let companies replace them with safer ingredients. But if the FDA decided to require labeling, at least to indicate that these are insect derived.»
Author: Michael Jacobson
«Partially hydrogenated oil has as much place in hospital cafeterias as ashtrays have in the operating rooms.»
Author: Michael Jacobson