My New Year’s resolution: Ignore the food alarmists 

The year of 2015 was a busy one for food alarmists. You know who I'm talking about — the people who constantly clutch their pearls and wring their hands while warning that everything sold in the grocery store is toxic. These fear-mongers scare the average consumer and tell them to change their purchasing habits only to follow up with conflicting advice weeks later. It creates confusion and frustration for consumers and does nothing to improve the health of Americans. So, I'd urge Americans to m

The year of 2015 was a busy one for food alarmists. You know who I'm talking about — the people who constantly clutch their pearls and wring their hands while warning that everything sold in the grocery store is toxic. These fear-mongers scare the average consumer and tell them to change their purchasing habits only to follow up with conflicting advice weeks later. It creates confusion and frustration for consumers and does nothing to improve the health of Americans. So, I'd urge Americans to m…