How to Stop Codex Alimentarius

In 1963, a global "food code" and trade commission called Codex Alimentarius was established by the United Nations and the World Health Organization to regulate the global trade of food. Although first designed to regulate new chemicals in the food supply, Codex is now focusing its efforts on regulating "dangerous and toxic" vitamins, minerals and other nutritional supplements. Opponents feel that Codex would treat all vitamins and minerals as toxic substances (including medical drugs), requiring toxicology testing and resulting in ineffective doses available over the counter.

Health freedom activists and informed consumers wishing to prevent Codex Alimentarius from this type of regulation must first get government officials to reject the Codex Alimentarius commission.

Instructions

How To Stop Codex Alimentarius

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  Contact your local representative.

  Contact your local senators or representatives and let them know either by phone or by mail that you feel there are problems with Codex Alimentarius. You can also send a letter directly to President Obama.

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  Sign the online petition to stop Codex Alimentarius as found at such websites as www.stopcodex.org.

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  Tell family, friends, and other people you may know about Codex Alimentarius and encourage them to contact their senator/representatives or the president and sign the above petition.

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  Support local farmers

  Support local trades and businesses, especially local and organic farmers whenever possible. Many opponents feel that Codex Alimentarius has infringed on the rights of farmers as well as consumers. For a listing of local farmers and farmer's markets in your area, visit the following websites: www.eatwild.com, www.westonaprice.org, and www.realmilk.com.