At the institutional level, public health authorities and epidemiological evangelists preach an unyielding mandate: fill half your plate with raw plant matter, embrace unheated biological harvest, and worship at the altar of raw botanical purity. We construct complex global supply chains to deliver this pristine produce straight to our suburban counters.
But Cyclospora cayetanensis (a microscopic, single-celled protozoan that colonizes the human small intestine to complete its reproductive cycle) exposes the flaw in institutional dogma: The Doctrine Of Clean Fuel Demands Constant Suspicion.
