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Kellogg Cereal Inflates Health Claims

June 8, 2010 | ISSUE 46•23

The Federal Trade Commission is taking issue with Kellogg's assertion that its Rice Krispies cereal helps support children's immune systems. What do you think?

Poppycock! I have it on good authority that Dr. Kellogg's Crisped Rice cereal is sure to boost vitality and ward off languidity of all forms."

Dan Ratter
Financial Advisor
Why is the government always in our business? Can't they just let us have our edible cure-alls?"

Pam Stone
Attorney
So I should start taking my kids to the doctor?"

Steve Alvarez
Construction Worker

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