Responding to the decision, public health expert Clive Bates wrote on Twitter, The idea that dramatically reduced exposure to toxins does not translate to reduced risk to health requires a novel and implausible theory of the human body. One TPSAC member, no doubt inadvertently, summed up committees attitude when he said: I think this stuff is just too complicated for the average Joe. Though TPSACs decision is not binding on FDA, it is symptomatic of how difficult it is for companies to convince regulators to allow them to tell consumers the most important facts about their reduced risk products, chiefly that they are safer than cigarettes
The gaps between words, portraiture, audience, emotion, speculation and failure converge, and we can see the Real escaping the confines of sense
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It was tough talk and it meant something
Its a B-side but I want to play it live when we hit the road. You can take the man out of the south, but you cant take the south out of the man
And it can affect how your body metabolizes some prescription and over-the-counter medications (its very important to discuss caffeine consumption with your health care provider if youre on meds)
