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Chicago Tribune Series on Oreos: How Can a Cookie Be So Bad? And in September, Contain Palm (Extra Saturated) Fat?

By DrLaPuma 14 years agoNo Comments
Home  /  Drug Food Safety  /  Chicago Tribune Series on Oreos: How Can a Cookie Be So Bad? And in September, Contain Palm (Extra Saturated) Fat?
Dr John La Puma

The Chicago Chicago Tribune Oreo Series: from the food porn photo of trans fat, glistening and bright, to video from NIH

    addiction scientists

offering parallels between sugar and narcotics. Reader discretion advised:

    Kraft Foods

is not going to be happy.

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