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The year is 2026… everyone is microdosing and optimizing.. We spent a decade being told seed oils were "heart healthy." Now in the very same playbook: we’re slapping "protein-rich" labels on cookies fermented from PET bottles and cornstalks, and branding it innovative. This is the whole 2026 food-marketing SCAM...

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