In case you stumble across an article titled “Fish Sticks Warning: Swiss Magazine Reveals Hidden Risks,” as we did, do yourself a favor and don’t even click on it. It’s the worst form of click bait we’ve seen in quite some time. The hilariously bad text is rife with misinformation, spelling errors and just plain nonsense.
Normally when we come across reports that include misrepresentations, we offer a deep dive on the science and facts that expose the distortions. Like we did with these: Really, Consumer Reports? Show Us The Numbers and We Did Consumer Reports Work for Them.
But this authorless garbage isn’t worth the characters it would take to refute. Hard pass.
