Fake Information Describes Feingold Diet

Healthline Media claims to be “creating a stronger healthier world” by providing “clear, credible, evidence-based health and wellness information that’s distinguished by its compassion for the human experience.”

One of its most recent articles, dated September 29, 2020, is failing miserably.  You can read the article by clicking on the title below:

Does the Feingold Diet Work for ADHD?

Author contact: Katey Davidson, contact@tasteofnutrition.com
Editor contact: Erin Petersen, Editorial Director, epetersen@healthline.com

Jane Hersey, National Director of the Feingold Association, has written a kindly reply, titled “Newest Feingold article has many boo-boos

I have written a longer, more detailed and less kindly reply, titled “Response to a dietitian’s article in HealthLine

Feel free to offer your own comments and corrections to this article – and if you copy me at shulaatlanta@gmail.com I will add yours below (please be polite).

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