Thread: Kellogg pulls immunity claims from Rice Krispies

You disgraced the use of the Mays Lock.

Legally they did nothing wrong, the media is just immune to *not* causing hysteria for no reason.

Yeah Adventst *****.... so full of *****

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_cJtmU-mgIy8/SVaJBIlJ2vI/ ... Be safe be swine flu free!

SOMEBODY SAID SWINE FLU AND RICE KRISPIES IN THE SAME SENTENCE! PANIC!!!!!!!!!!!!

The problem is the word "Boost" which implies that it will make your immunity system work better than it is supposed to. This of course is impossible. If they change the word to "support" legally they would be fine as the products do contain vitamins that are necessary to keep your immune system functioning. But them implying that their products will supercharge your immune system to work better that what it...

They didn't use the word "boost." If you had actually RTFA, which at a whopping one page would've kept a retard like yourself up all night, you would've seen that the word they actually used was "support."

You tried too hard.

If only the Koreans would do the same with Kimchi.

I'm not witty enough to come up with a "Snap, Crackle and Pop" joke in relation to this story. Surely there must be someone here that can. Yes I'm calling you Shirley.