Quotes from Dr. Elmer Nelson, former FDA Medical Consultant,

Date:   10/8/2012 1:45:45 PM ( 12 y ago)

RECIPES FOR BREAD, PANCAKES, & OATMEAL
By V. E. Irons, A.B. (Yale, 1919)
Orthodox View - The Case AGAINST Enzymes and Raw Foods

The role of enzymes in the food for both man and animals all too frequently has been a neglected subject scientifically, so far as nutrition is concerned. For example, in 1952 before eight witnesses, Dr. Elmer Nelson, one time chief medical consultant of the FDA stated that, in his opinion, a person could live from birth to a ripe old age just as well on all cooked foods where the enzymes have been killed, as he could on all raw or a mixture of cooked and raw foods.

It has been established by some so-called experts that whole grains contain an insoluble substance known as PHYTIN, which inhibits the assimilation of calcium. Many experiments have been performed which demonstrate that some animals die more quickly on whole grains than on white flour because this insoluble phytin prevents the assimilation of the calcium in the whole grain, thus causing rickets in the animal. This occurs despite the fact that the whole grain has four times as much calcium and phosphorus as the white flour. The food processors, refiners, and certain persons in the FDA have seized upon these experiments, stating that "there is no evidence to indicate that white flour isn´t just as good as a food and just as nutritious as whole wheat flour."


http://www.sonnes.com/healthy_sub_raw.html



I GOT THE QUOTE HERE ABOUT DR. ELMER NELSON, MD

http://www.thedoctorwithin.com/vitaminc/ascorbic-acid-is-not-vitamin-c/

ERRATA:

Dr. Elmer Nelson was not the second head of the FDA, as this Plant Your Dream Previously reported.

HERE IS A LIST OF FORMER FDA COMMISSIONERS AS WELL AS DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS




FORMER COMMISSIONERS OF THE FDA

http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/WhatWeDo/History/Leaders/Commissioners/ucm093765.htm




LIST OF FORMER COMMISSIONERS OF THE FDA

http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/WhatWeDo/History/Leaders/Commissioners/default.htm




DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE FDA
http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/WhatWeDo/History/Leaders/DeputyCommissioners/defa...



Michael R. Taylor is listed in on this list:

Deputy Commissioners for Policy
Michael R. Taylor, J.D. (1991-1994)
Deputy Commissioner for Policy

Deputy Commissioner for Foods
Michael R. Taylor, J.D. (2010 – Present)
Deputy Commissioner for Foods

When did Michael R. Taylor work for Monsanto Corporation?



THE STORY OF THE LAWS BEHIND THE LABELS
http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/WhatWeDo/History/Overviews/ucm056044.htm





OTHER PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOG ON FDA
http://curezone.org/blogs/fm.asp?i=1927464



THIS IS WHAT DR HARVEY W WILEY HAD IN MIND FOR THE FDA

Going off on a tangent, ever wondered how the FDA attained its present position as attack dog for the drug companies and food manufacturers? It’s another whole story in itself. The precursor of the FDA was the Bureau of Chemistry. Up until 1912 the Bureau of Chemistry was headed up by a man named Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. Here’s a quote from Dr. Wiley that illustrates where his interests lay:

“No food product in our country would have any trace of benzoic acid, sulfurous acid or sulfites or any alum or saccharin, save for medical purposes. No soft drink would contain caffeine or theobromine. No bleached flour would enter interstate commerce. Our foods and drugs would be wholly without any form of adulteration and misbranding. The health of our people would be vastly improved and the life greatly extended. The manufacturers of our food supply, and especially the millers, would devote their energies to improving the public health and promoting happiness in every home by the production of whole ground, unbolted cereal flours and meals.”

- The History of a Crime Against the Pure Food Law, 1912


OTHER PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOGS IN THIS SERIES
MIchael R Taylor-FDA Food Czar- Codex Alimentarius Link
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1465607




 

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