The US Dept. of Agriculture urges consumers to find resources to help identify nutrition misinformation and fraudulent health claims, so you can avoid false, incomplete, or misleading information about foods, nutrients, diets, supplements, or weight loss products.
The US Dept. of Agriculture urges consumers to find resources to help identify nutrition misinformation and fraudulent health claims, so you can avoid false, incomplete, or misleading information about foods, nutrients, diets, supplements, or weight loss products. ( Photo: Nutrition.gov)

Beware fad diets and unregulated food supplements promising miracles, government agencies warn. And make sure any diet works for your body.

Eating Smart and Avoiding Food Fraud in ‘25
17 Jan 2025 | 12:12
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Barely a month into the 2025, the hard-working folks at USDA’s Food and Nutrition Center (FNIC) are already online at Nutrition.gov with updated guidelines to help you make smart food choices and avoid the flood of misinformation.

And they are placing new emphasis on how to avoid the flood of misinformation...

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