We’re so far from the understanding of how important our food choices are that we’ll even let someone sell us dirt as a nutrient.

So, are you going to take Jordan Rubin’s word for it that soil organisms and dirt are safe to eat, knowing that his facts, credentials, information and research are all either fake, questionable or wrong?

Jordan Rubin pays lip service to “whole foods” because he knows it’s important to consumers. He devotes pages trying to convince you of his expertise on the topic.

If appealing to God’s authority for soil organisms wasn’t enough, Jordan Rubin, in his books, newsletters and lectures, promotes fake research to gain credibility.

Jordan Rubin’s so called PhD must stand for “piled higher and deeper.”

Jordan Rubin tries to lead people to believe that his products are based on ancient wisdom passed down from the Bible. Is this true? Not at all.

Con artists are everywhere. They’re in every culture, every profession, every facet of life. And the health industry is no exception.

Chronic fatigue is the first symptom of all degenerative diseases. It's a warning sign for you to take better care of yourself.

I read an ad recently that claimed the manufacturer’s product was (and I quote) “Approved and certified by God to be the only health soap made in this world.” Really? Since when did the Kingdom of Heaven become a “for profit business”?

Remember Y2K? Nothing came of all the hysteria. And now fear-mongers are trying to cause the same kind of unwarranted upset over CODEX. Why?