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Under this rubric, food processors could make claims that were backed by less solid scientific evidence, as long as they could demonstrate, based on a fair review by scientific experts of the totality of information available, that the weight of the scientific evidence supports the proposed claim, according to the FDA s new rules The first claim the agency approved was for walnuts, stating that supportive but not conclusive research shows that eating 15 oz of walnuts per day, as part of a low saturated fat and low cholesterol diet may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease Next came similar claims for fish containing omega-3 fatty acids and for olive oil This was something the food manufacturers had tried unsuccessfully to get the first time around.

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The Grocery Manufacturers of America pressed again in 2003 after seeing the kinds of generous (or outright wild) claims that dietary supplements were getting away with, and this time it found a receptive economist s ear in Mark McClellan The FDA now asserted that a US Court of Appeals ruling in 1999 striking down its restrictions on health claims for dietary supplements forced it also to allow more generous claims on food Anyway, the agency argued, it was just giving Americans more information But consumer groups retorted that it was misleading information I saw it as one of the fantasy things that economists do, seeing people as economically rational actors, said Carol Tucker Foreman, director of the Food Policy Institute at the Consumer Federation of America and a dean of the consumer movement.

June 1987 Today I m thinking of the misconceptions that people have about illnesses and the way they attribute behavior they don t understand in others to an illness or a physical condition I remember when Mom was middle-aged, every time she was nervous or felt unwell or every time she opened the door to get some air we d roll our eyes and say, It s her change of life In my case, my Parkinson s gets the blame I never heard anyone say that my behavior had anything to do with menopause In fact, it almost seems as if menopause passed me right by Whenever my behavior puzzled people, they said, Well, she has Parkinson s, you know The assumptions that people make about Parkinson s bother me.

The FDA did no research to learn, if I see a qualified health claim, do I understand that that is less information and less of an assurance than the old-fashioned claim Jerry Mande, Kessler s one-time executive assistant, outright called the new labeling a complete cave to the food industry Perhaps he was taking it personally, since he had been a key author of the original nutrition labels in fact, a framed poster of the labels is one of only three decorations on the white walls of his small office, just off Yale s stunning, balconied historic library..

When they say about a person with very advanced Parkinson s, He s very feeble, but, you know, he still seems to have a good mind, they are assuming that a feeble body houses a feeble mind No doubt they assume that one day my Parkinson s will lead to a feeble mind Well, someday I may lose my mind, but probably not because of Parkinson s! May 1988 Today Dr Feldman rebalanced my medications because of the involuntary movements of my feet that I have experienced (a symptom of overmedication) With deprenyl [Eldepryl], apparently I need less Sinemet May 1988 Some time ago I received a call from a gentleman in Portland who had contacted a state health center to ask for information about Parkinson s disease and had been given my name and telephone number.

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The man s daughter, an eighth-grader named Jill, had read an article in the newspaper about Parkinson s and thought she might research that topic for her school s science fair She needed more information I was pleased to see a parent helping his child access information, and, like any ex-teacher, I was happy to help I sent Jill a packet of information (fortunately, there is much more information available today than there was when I first.