 The reason our federal dietary guidelines may be more interested in protecting industry interest than adhering to the science is not only because of conflicts of interest at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but also conflicts of interest on the official dietary guidelines advisory committee itself. On the 1995 panel there was a guy funded by Mars, the candy bar company. He also served on McDonald's Corporation's Global Advisory Council on Healthy Lifestyles. Dr. Garza was a visiting professor with the National Dairy Council. I didn't even know they had professors. He was also VP and on the board of Danin Institute. Irwin served on Coca-Cola's Beverage Institute for Health and Wellness. I wonder what his thoughts are on sugar-sweetened beverages. And Dr. Schneemann has received money from the National Dairy Board and the National Dairy Promotion Board and was president of the Danin Institute. In 2000, our visiting professor was back and we got someone else funded by the National Dairy Promotion Board as well as the National Livestock and Meat Board. Joanna Dwyer, whom I know all too well, having attended Tufts Med, served the American Meat Institute, the National Dairy Promotion Board, and worked for Procter & Gamble as the company's Duncan Hine's brand girl and then as its Crisco brand girl. You know you're in trouble when U.S. nutrition policy is being decided by a former brand girl of cake and Crisco. Scrambling signs for the American Egg Board, milking the National Dairy Council, milk dairy dairy dairy, milk dairy, and none other than the star of a new anhyzer move to publicize the health benefits of beer consumption. That's who was forming official nutrition policy in the United States. In 2005, the Egg Board was back, the Chocolate Manufacturers Association, the M&M Mars Scientific Advisory Board, Sugar Association, Coca-Cola, Hershey's McDonald's, Verily, and the Snack Food Association give me a break. Lots of drug companies, a Campbell's Soup, wonder what his take is on sodium intake, a single can can exceed our entire daily upper limit, and dairy dairy dairy, milk, craft, dairy dairy. And finally our 2010 Committee General Mills, Dan and Kraft, Campbell's, and another McDonald's Global Advisor on Healthy Lifestyles.