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At this point, the FDA can kick rocks BAREFOOT! 🙄🦶🏾🪨
Food is naturally beneficial to your health, but according to the FDA, it is illegal to make claims about it, even with the science to back it up!
Chile, the amount of foolery in this country is beyond my comprehension! This makes me want to rebel even more.
We need to be in charge of our own health! If we leave it to agencies like this, we will suffer the consequences.
#FDA #BigBackBehavior #BigBackActivites #Healthcare #Eat #EatClean #Diabetes #Hypertension #HighBloodPressure #Cancer #Asthma #COPD #HealthIsWealth #2025IsMyYear
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The FDA is garbage