Globalists Continue War On Vitamins & Minerals

Lee Rogers
Rogue Government
April 17, 2008

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The New World Order continues its war on vitamins and minerals by hyping a story on a study from Copenhagen University indicating that taking .... It is funny how the big media outlets won’t focus in on the dangers of psychotropic drugs and other horrific crap created by the major pharmaceutical companies. Instead they choose to hype a story demonizing the use of vitamins citing a study with no specific parameters or information to cross check the validity of what was produced in the study. The globalists are attempting to put companies out of business that produce vitamins and minerals and this is just another salvo being fired in their propaganda campaign to make people believe that vitamins are bad and the crap the pharmaceutical companies come out with is good. Consumption of vitamins are a proven way of maintaining one’s health and big pharmaceutical companies don’t want people to be healthy because that means they can’t sell as much of their junk. This story is just the latest attack in what has been a hard fought war on vitamins and minerals by the globalists.

The war on vitamins and minerals started several decades ago with the inception of the Codex Alimentarius Commission. The Codex Alimentarius Commission was established in 1963 by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the World Health Organization. It is recognized by the World Trade Organization as an international body to resolve disputes on food safety and consumer protection. Through the Codex Alimentarius Commission, global regulations are drafted on food safety. Unfortunately, the body has moved to make vitamins, minerals and health supplements subject to all sorts of regulatory restrictions defining these products as foods. They know that they can’t make vitamins and minerals illegal outright so instead they are attempting to regulate the vitamin and mineral industry out of business through guidelines and restrictions. The regulatory restrictions are outlined in a document issued by this body entitled, Codex Guidelines for Vitamin and Mineral Food Supplements which suffice to say has been a document of much controversy. This is because it regulates vitamins and minerals as foods and it subjects vitamins and minerals to dosage, labeling and composition requirements.

In addition to the Codex Guidelines for Vitamin and Mineral Food Supplements document, the European Court in 2005 decided to tighten rules on the sale of .... Below is taken from a BBC report on the court decision which ties into the EU Food Supplements Directive. This directive provides even greater regulatory restrictions on vitamins and minerals than the Codex document.

This original article was posted: Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 8:57 am