“And no students don’t set policy.”
Thank you for confirming that you’re TROLLING here, as you obviously know that students quickly leave college and get jobs in the real world, some in policy making, particularly from schools like Harvard.
Even though you are TROLLING, I’ll respond to the next two sentences for others here:
“Nobody really listens to dietary experts.”
The (high carb) Guidelines published by the US Government become REQUIREMENTS in many places, including the military, hospitals, and schools. Even worse is that doctors who want to keep their insurance or stay in their medical groups, or not be sued MUST follow the the Guidelines. So even though no one here consults the Guidelines before throwing a steak on the grill, plenty of people do.
“Most folks don’t even know what the government’s current recommended diet is.”
Related to the above, they don’t need to, but they get hit by them when their doctors don’t tell them to get off carbs (either because the doctors won’t tell the truth, or because they want to keep their business from being shut down).
Not trolling. Pointing out you’re wrong. And how many Harvard nutrition grads are setting national food policy right now? What is our national food policy right now? Where is this grand conspiracy you insist is pushing carbs? PROVE any one of your many ridiculous statements.
No they don’t. You are, once again, WRONG. hell the current dietary guidelines aren’t even high carb ( https://health.gov/dietaryguidelines/2015/resources/2015-2020_Dietary_Guidelines.pdf ). That’s how 100% off on your own you are. Abandon your ship dude, it’s already at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.