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Recent news revealed that excessive arsenic is in some baby foods because of pesticide residues in some American rice farms. With news like that, how can families make informed choices about what they buy? My guest this week is Jim Turner, an attorney who throughout his career has defended our right to know what we are buying. He is Chair of Citizens for Health, a non-profit organization founded in 1993 and a leading voice for natural health consumers. CFH’s history of advocacy includes leading the effort for 1994 passage of the important Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, the succes
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