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The fact that it’s not healthy for us to chew asbestos is not the nutritional science that discovered it anyway. Ask any asbestos lawyer and he will tell you the whole story. What pisses me off about nutritional science is that at the beginning the coffee was bad for the human body, now it seems it helps a lot and all the diets it has. Same with some fruits --- from the healthy banana we recently find out that this fruit is not good for our body for I don’t know what reason. They don’t really seem to decide once and for all what’s healthy and what’s not.