
12/15/13, 02:49 AM
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Join Date: May 2004
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Originally Posted by Yvonne's hubby
So I am always looking for ways to make an honest dollar on the farm. I am wondering if there would be a market for chocolate that actually burned up more calories than it provides? The theory here is everytime you eat a piece of this chocolate your body would kick its metabolism in gear and burn up about twice as many calories than are contained in the treat. Would this stuff sell?
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This sounds extremely chancy to me, as far as your Food & Drug Administration goes. You would be making claims that you would have to be able to prove, whenever they got involved, and I think you could just about guarantee that they'd get involved - Murphy rules supreme. FDA is not backward in coming forward when they levy fines, either. It's not the sort of thing a small business can afford - it would take someone like a large alcohol, tobacco, or pharmaceutical company who has a lot of money to spend and knows where and how to spend it to get past the government rules and regulations, and get the politicians and bureaucrats on-side.
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