Spot on. Their credibility is gone in my eyes. Whenever I Google something and the links that return are from the fda or the cdc they are ignored while I scroll on looking for a different source. The real answer might be there but I’m unwilling to chance it as I expect that it is another grift directive. As an example, yesterday at the local farmers market in my new town in the free state of South Carolina I purchased a quart of heavy cream for my morning coffee. This morning I read the label and it’s raw milk. Never having access to raw milk in NE NJ it wasn’t something I delved into. Google returns nothing but FDA advisories that it is bad and dangerous. Pre-scamdemic I would have been satisfied with that and returned to my nice pasteurized half &half. Now, not so much. Did the pasteurizers pay off the fda for their declaration that raw milk is dangerous???