Hi everybody Cheryl Ackison here. Welcome to another edition of full measure after hours.

Today alleged conflicts of interest within a top group that gives advice on what we should and shouldn't eat.

Quite often I found nonprofits that have a name that sounds like they do one thing, well they actually do something else.

For example, every child by two wasn't really a child safety organization looking out for dangers that could threaten

children or vaccine risks.

It was really funded by the vaccine industry and designed to squelch vaccine safety questions and controversialize

any researcher or journalist asking them.

Now by the way, every child by two has been renamed, Vaccinate Your Family because why just stick to promoting childhood

vaccines when there are so many people to convince to get COVID vaccines over and over and over again.

Well, another alleged case of conflict of interest

surrounds the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics,

which bills itself as the world's largest group of registered dietician nutritionists.

But what if the things they're teaching and the advice they give are tainted by corporations

that make unhealthy food.

A watchdog group called U.S. Right to Know

did an extensive five-year-long investigation

and unearthed tens of thousands of documents

and they claim it all proves that this dietitians group

just serves as a front for the unhealthy food industry that was giving them money.

Before we hear details about that in our podcast today, here's some of what the Academy of

Nutrition and Dietetics says about the findings.

First of all, the group says that when it has corporate sponsors they follow strict guidelines that the sponsor's vision and mission must align with the Academy's vision, mission, and strategic goals and that the sponsor's product portfolio must be broadly aligned with the Academy's vision, which is a world where all people thrive through the transformative power of food and nutrition.

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