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Right on, this doesn't suprise me at all. Testing and publishing these results is definitely skillful means. This is one clinical report that I can believe based on my own experience.
Problem is you can't really trust much of anything that is published these days if you know what's going on. The state of nutrition is in such a sad state in this country. I think part of it is just where people are at developmentally. I mean, what is the prime motive of today's typical corporation? Profit or the wellness of all its customers? What does the person living a fear based life want to hear? Simple facts and low cost/low effort solutions? or that Nutrition is a complex science and is dependant on many factors and solutions will most likely involve higher costs, open minds and difficult choices?
So, we are where we are. It is just hard to watch when you know what the game is. I personally believe that it is starting to change and gaining momentum. The recent popularity of organic foods is coming from a higher level of development. Whole Foods Market is doing some great things and their leader John Mackey is definitely providing an integral leadership. I truly believe he balances profits, employees, suppliers and the wellness of his customers. I think companies like Phillips Nutrition will raise the bar even higher. I hope they continue to add products and gain popularity. I would love to invest in this company (I do own shares of whole foods). Any plans to go public soon Rob?
So how do we improve the state of nutrition? Well, not to sound like Ken Wilber, but I think we need to continue developing. Start an ILP today! That seems to be my answer to everything these days.
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