Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry and former president of Taiwan's "China Research Institute" Li Yuanzhe said in an interview yesterday that American pigs (pork containing clenbuterol) may not be bad. If ractopamine is within the safety standards, it will have little impact on health. He also gave examples that sugar is also toxic and sodium nitrate is also toxic, but everyone still eats it. In response to this, senior media person Huang Weihan said that when the DPP opposed American beef (beef containing clenbuterol) 8 years ago, why didn’t he come out to understand the righteousness of this concept? It has been a waste of time for everyone to worry about for so many years.
Huang Weihan said on Facebook today that if in order to rationalize (escort) Lai Pig, he insists on talking about sugar as poison, then Li Yuanzhe should be very clear that water is actually poisonous ( water poisoning ), and marijuana is actually also considered a "medicine". How to use it? Who are you using it?
Many people really cannot eat sugar, and most people should not eat too much sugar. Huang Weihan said that even for patients with certain diseases, sugar is like poison and must not be touched, but has Li Yuanzhe thought about it? Sugar is marked, should lycoagulants be marked? Why didn’t the concept of “sugar is also poison” come out to tell the DPP and the people who are worried about Lai Niu 8 years ago, and it has made everyone worry for so many years?
In addition, Taipei City Councilman You Shuhui also criticized Li Yuanzhe on Facebook, "I have been supported in the 'China Research Institute' for a long time and have long been out of touch with Taiwan." He also said that Mr. Li confirmed that lactic agent is poisonous, so the ingredients and content should be clearly marked on the product by comparison with sugar. It was just surprising that Mr. Li couldn't figure out the biggest difference between lactic agent and sugar. "Liao agent is eaten by pigs, and sugar is eaten by people." Can people swallow lactic agent like sugar? Why do good people eat Lai Pig?
Comprehensive Taiwan media reports
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