American Foods Banned In Other Countries!
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- We all have a favorite food that we enjoy eating. Some of those may be healthy items while others are not. In this video we will take a look at some American foods banned in other countries!
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The American experience was neatly wrapped in this video, tax dollars spent on federal agencies to inform and protect the consumer only to be allowed and deflected by corporate overlords and loopholes.
Thank you for sharing, this is my favorite video of yours!
46% of the FDA funding comes from the companies they regulate. No conflict of interest there.😕
Welcome to every government around the world. Thank you for watching!
The FDA has become a travesty. If people don't think big corporations own this country then they're fooling themselves!
This country is done
Considering the stuff we are allowed to eat and drink- can you do a video about what we ban that other countries allow like you said at the end? That would be awesome 🌸
Raw milk
They did it.
I do need to do a video on that. You could almost go on forever with foods that are banned because of ingredients, the processing, the care, political reasons, or various other reasons. No one in any country is immune to some sort of interference. Very few people around the world are 100% self sustaining. If you "buy" or "trade" anything then you are not self sufficient. Thank you for watching!
I Don't Like This Video Because It Feels Like The Other Country's Are Picking On America About Food In General. Yes We Have Unhealthy Food Ingredients. There's Nothing These Other Countys Can Do About It. It is What It Is.
Like foiegras?
I drink my coffee black, can't stand the taste of stove top stuffing, don't eat sugar cereals, don't eat much meat and avoid pork for the most part. Just wish Monsanto and other corporations would leave our food and feed animals alone. We don't need the bigger chicken leg, we need healthy animals. Great video, Rhett!
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What do you eat then?
@@RedRoseSeptember22 grass. Nature's food. Oh wait, grass isn't natural.. fek!
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts Betty!
@Betty Absolutely!
Some years back, General Mills, the manufacturer of Trix cereals removed the use of artificial dyes and switched to natural sources like radishes, purple carrots, and turmeric for their coloring. They also stopped using high fructose corn syrup. So many people complained that they went back to the old recipe, fake colors and all. I personally didn’t mind the change and thought they tasted great.
They tasted more bland than usual just with an even weirder after taste. I can see why people complained about it
A lot of people have demanded that their lives be shortened in recent years. People are idiots.
Thank you for watching and sharing a little more with us stanford!
Seems like they didn't spend much time researching or they just didn't care to get something that tastes close to the original without all the artificial stuff in it. My only guess is maybe they did have one that tasted better but it was more expensive. I'm more of a chocolate cereal person when it comes to sugary cereals. I didn't even know they did that
I remember when people would sing the praises of Olestra containing products, but then we had the "Great Plague of Sharting" and that pretty much killed that.
Thank you for watching MrChubbyHubby!
💩💩 I remember that stuff 🙄
Thanks for putting this information out for your broader audience.
You're welcome and thank you for watching Cloud Spirals!
I came to the conclusion that absolutely everything can give you cancer years ago. So I stopped worrying and just eat and drink what I like.
The most sensible comment I've seen here.😌
same here lol. I'm 49 and the only thing that gave me cancer was the sun but that was my own fault I'm okay now but I had pretty bad skin cancer 7 years ago but I'm good now the doctors got it all out.
Exactly. I can't believe how many of these items or brands I've consumed. It amazes me I'm still alive.
It's really impossible to avoid it all. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
@@bretthibbs6083 I'm so glad you're cancer free! 😊
Excellent video. Thank you for bringing attention to this issue. The American food system needs an overhaul! 👍
Thank you for watching The Eclectic Life!
now i'm afraid of food. thanks Rhett
Haha! Sorry about that! The only way you could ever be sure of what you have is to grow and make it all yourself. That's pretty well impossible and we have to rely on others. We all just have to make the best choices we can and enjoy our food! Thanks for watching Jon!
@@RhettyforHistory i grow my own fruit. but meat is a concern
@@jonbeckman9566I didn't begin understanding the garbage that is put in meat until I took biochemistry in nursing school so I certainly understand your concern.
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Thank you Rhetty for this informative video. Most of the foods listed here are really bad for you. After my bad health check with my doctor, I changed completely to healthy eating, reversed diabetes and lost 100lbs on the way Lol.😊
Congrats on the healthy turn Monika! That's really good! Thank you for watching.
@@RhettyforHistory you're welcome 😊
That's awesome! ,Congrats.
And in conclusion...You'll be safe if you just don't eat or drink anything! 🤣😂
Eat as little processed food as possible.
Very true! Haha! Thank you for watching Daughter of the King!
@@EclecticDDyeah, never eat anything fun. 😅
In America Good Luck Finding What's Healthy.
Yeah, I've been fasting for 4 weeks now and was excited to return to eating healthy, but now...I don't know what's healthy..
Please make a video in the coming weeks telling us what we CAN eat. I'm sure it won't be more than a couple minutes long but it would still be good for the information. 😄
That would be difficult to. I would recommend having a vast amount of land so that you could be self sufficient. No reliance on anything at all that you have to buy from anyone. No machines, nothing. Just being able to grow, raise and harvest on your own. Very few people are able to do that around the world today. If you were in the late 1800s that would be a different story. Even if you are looking at native peoples still living free and as they wish they are feeling the pressure somewhere. Thanks for watching!
Simply grow what you want to eat.
I happen to work at an organic foodstore and while I had always known a lot of American food contained things that were iffy, it wasn't until I started working there and taking their classes that I realised how bad it was. There's a lot of pesticides in conventional produce that's bad for you too. I always say if people knew what was in conventional food they would avoid it like the plague. I should confess though that there are certain foods that I know are bad but I still eat them anyway, on occasion. Mainly hot pockets :p But apart from that I always make it an effort to shop at organic foodstores, local businesses, and get things imported from the EU if I can.
It really is difficult to avoid all of it. I guess the key is to minimize it. You have to put your trust in others unless you are lucky enough to have your own land and be able to grow food yourself. I even wonder sometimes what is mixed in organic foods as it is processed into bars or has some sort of preservative. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.
there is a lot of bad stuff in organics too. In no way am I defending the laundry list of bads you provided. Organics isn't safe either. It isn't regulated to the same standard. tl;dr. If you're scared of what you put in your body, living in the states, you're royally screwed no matter what you do.
If you were smart and understood exactly what is in your food, you'd be more concerned about the percentage allowance of bugs and waste. The boogie man only scares those who don't really understand. Trans fats exist in breast milk. Doesn't cover all the categories and i cba to cover them all. The real boogie man is the government AND organics... That includes fda approved and government approved organics. If american products scare you, dont even touch organics.. It's the new wild west with no proper regulation in the states... You're better off non-organic than organic if you care about health. The boogie man only scares the ignorant, and the real boogie man only concerns the educated. We aren't behind, other countries fear the false boogieman.
@@RhettyforHistory yes I have a garden! More that is direct from nature, the better. Thanks for this video!
I eat a 90/10 diet. 90% of the time I eat proper. Occasionally I have some junk. Everything in moderation.
Thanks for a great video….the FDA is highly influenced by big money lobbyists….
Thank you for watching Favorite Things!
Makes you wonder about the products that say "Not approved by the FDA" on their labels. Is it truly because the product has questionable ingredients, efficacy, etc.; or is it really because it creates competition for the companies that want to keep their own products on top? I believe it is probably the latter more often than not.
I'm always going to think back to that now obscure bit in 1985's "Peggy Sue Got Married" where Kathleen Turner tries to warn her little sister "not to eat the red ones (candy)!" and having to make up the excuse "because they'll give you red lips" as opposed to something worse! Quite topical for the time!
There was an older dye that was used that was much worse. Some foods like M&Ms didn't have certain colors for awhile because of things like that. It wasn't because they used them but the scare over a certain color caused concern and not the ingredient.
I can't remember the last time I felt dizzy and fell over. I'll have another Mountain Dew and forget about it.
Thank you for watching Mai Fantasia!
C'mon man! Monsanto only has your best interest at heart!
Thanks for watching Buck!
Thanks. yeah, I known about Genetic modified foods since the 70's, and I definitely know all about Monsanto, and it's corruption of our food chain. Many people think Monsanto has it's filthy hands in milk contamination but they go much further than that. Monsanto has been pushing over several years forcing many farmers to be forced to use their seed which is genetically modified to only grow if the farmer uses their pesticides. Over the last few years the seed have been seen showing up in Mexico, and farmers are not planting the seed, the seed is finding it's way (winds, birds etc) which is causing major issue's with wild grown corn.
This is just the tip of the iceberg.
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts Just All In One Resource!
There always seems to be confusion around this issue. The genetically modified seed is ok. The issue is why it has been modified. It's so it can thrive in a sea of pesticides. As long as MX does not soak it with pesticides, it's fine.
Thanks for sharing this list! I hope you have a safe Memorial Day Weekend 🇺🇸❤🤍💙🪦
Thank you for watching Brenda. I hope you have a Happy and safe Memorial Day as well.
@@RhettyforHistory You're welcome😊
Not at all surprised. When I travel outside of the US I never have digestive issues; bloating, acid reflux, etc. As soon as I get back I can feel the difference in my stomach.
I’m from Chile and when I’m there the food tastes different, it’s so good!
When I lived in Switzerland I used to buy Aunt Jemima pancake mix for my five year old, he loved it. Then one day, it was off the supermarket shelves. They said it was because the ingredients were bad, and most of the stuff was banned in Switzerland, Same with most cereals, BHT is banned in Europe too. Then, this Swiss shopkeeper, had American junk food delivered to the US army base in Germany, where he would cross the border to pick it up, sneak it back into Switzerland, and sell it in his shop to the Americans living overseas. Unbelievable .
That is very interesting. Thank you for watching Jennifer!
some of them are banned because they have additives that are banned due to possible health effects or in some cases those countries don't eat meat/pork either for health or religious reasons
True and in some cases those some of the same reasons why other country's foods and plants are banned in the U.S.
That's just what he said in the video. Did you even listen to him.....
This reminds me of another thing I miss about the 70’s - we didn’t know about any of the stuff in this video to worry about it! 😊
That is very true Jeff! Thank you for watching!
Similarly, that's why I won't move to California. Everything gives you cancer there!
Back in the day, the red dye used to decorate cakes used to make me sick, now I see why.
Those Fruit Loops sure look good, I am going to have to get a box.
They are delicious! Thank you for watching SL!
Death by Fruit Loops. Hope they're worth to die for.
@@sweetkitty3249 They are. Moderation as with all things.
@@louniece1650 Just realize that you are talking about a moderate amount of poison. Sadly, the Standard American Diet is the cause of most of the so-called typical diseases of aging. They are not inevitable at all. You will be blown away if you start learning about this. Dr. Ken Berry or Eric Berg are good places to start….
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I knew that we have a lot of garbage in our food, BUT! you opened my eyes! Thanks Rhetty!
Pretty scary isn't it. Doesn't seem like there are many options out there. Thank you for watching my friend!
And now it this meatless Beyond Meat frozen meals out in the grocery freezers currently?
When I was a kid I ate M&Ms and the peanut M&Ms those were my favorite. The coffee creamer I used for a few years then I quit drinking coffee a few years ago and now I drink Dr Pepper just one can in the morning with my breakfast then water for the rest of the day til the afternoon. Anyways I ate or drank most of these foods growing up except the cherries but I never ate these foods everyday just as a treat once in awhile except the meats which I eat all the time.
Thank you for watching and sharing what you like and have consumed Brett. I would say it would be difficult to find a person in the U.S. that hasn't tried at least one of these items.
As always "food for thought" from Rhetty.. very interesting of course as usual from our friend. Thank you!!!
You're and thank you for watching Albert!
Add a little bit of salt to your coffee to cut the bitterness, or add a teaspoon of honey. Another great sweetener is Stevia.
Stevia is a plant that is 300 times sweeter than cane sugar. It has Zero calories and No fructose, which is great for diabetics.
I grow Stevia on our Deck, but have to take it into our garage during our cold winter months.
Stevia likes warm to hot weather, but not in direct sunlight. The plant can grow up to 3 feet tall.
I take the leaves, put them into a coffee grinder and add it to my coffee to taste.
You can also buy Stevia in large quantities and use it just like sugar when baking.
My mother is diabetic and she controls her diabetes with her food and no longer needs medication.
Sweet N Low, Equal and the like are all chemicals that messes diabetes up. Switch to Stevia (the brand name is Truvia). Once she changed to Stevia she noticed a big difference.
This channel is absolutely fantastic. I love it.
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to know you are enjoying the channel!
I thought pork tasted different than it did when I grew up. It was salty and greasier back in the 70's, which I liked. I hate when they mess with out food. I'd rather pay more and get real food than processed. I appreciated this video.
There are some salty versions you can buy with more fat. Thank you for watching katkat521!
I love you and your channel, thanks for what you do!
You're welcome and thank you for watching John!
I'm just relieved the FDA keeps us safe...lol
Yes lol. Thank you for watching Top of the Palm!
Thanks for this video. I try to eat healthy but obviously I can only do my best. I wish the government cared more about us.
Take care.
You're right about only being able to do so much. Thank you for watching JareDevilDog!
6:22 I'm siting in this place called Canella Cafe in Indiana, PA. I'm getting breakfast and I get to the breakfast part. This is amazing!
Again, fantastic video, Rhetty!
Sitting in my livingroom in Indiana,PA smiling as I read your comment 😊
@@bridgetmccracken1381 YES!!!! ❤️
@@bridgetmccracken1381 THIS. RIGHT HERE. ❤️
Thank you for watching Joshua!
Coincidentally I just brought Maraschino cherries home from the supermarket. It's fun to make sundaes at home.
Think of how many pies, drinks, ice cream etc that we have all eaten with them. I don't think I have ever met someone in the U.S. that hasn't had them. Thank you for watching Dixon!
I'm not sure Luxardo cherries have red #40. The ingredients list I found just said "natural color." But the rye and vermouth in my Manhattans certainly aren't healthy, and Luxardo cherries aren't healthy for my bank account. 😂
Thank you Rhett! 👏👏
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
Been waiting for this all week thanks Rhett for another great upload
You're welcome and thank you for watching Big Shot!
informative! love this channel ❤
ps watching from Japan
explains a lot especially the cereal part - we do not have cereal aisles
also never realized how bad yellow dye is!!
That is interesting that there is no cereal aisle at all? Thank you for watching next online!
The only thing this video is doing is making me hungry!
Thank you for watching Jennifer!
It's a sad state of affairs when you realize that most of the food in the US is poisoned. 🙁 Did you mention high-fructose corn syrup? That is such an AWFUL thing.
No I didn't. Thank you for watching Marcie!
Since I was diagnosed with diabetes I've noticed that a good 90% of food in grocery stores are off limits.
you can buy fruit loops in Austria, but they are made with only natural coloring, so they’re less colorful but taste the same :P - still extremely unhealthy though but so good
Thank you for watching ichi!
Just to let Everyone know, when you see that something is ORGANIC, this means that the farmer can use any chemical that they choose, like chemical pesticides, fertilizers, etc. But at the end of harvest the farmer Must put organic fertilizers into the soil. This includes any animal fertilizers, such as cow manure.
I have a friend who makes his living growing ORGANIC PUMPKINS.
He uses all the chemicals that every other farmer uses on their crops, but after harvest he uses cow, chicken, horse manure when he tills the ground for the winter.
So ORGANIC food i
IS NOT chemical free .
The only way for you to get pure ORGANIC food is to grow it yourself.
The FDA will Not tell you this, nor will an ORGANIC farmer.
We spray our fruit trees every spring with copper and other chemicals to protect our trees from insects and disease. Every 2 weeks we spray our trees with pesticides, until they start producing fruit. We then use natural nicotine from cigarette butts soaking in water overnight and strained through cheese cloth into our sprayer. The insects will bite the leaves and die of nicotine poisoning. The ONLY fertilizer we ever use is steer manure. So our orchard is considered ORGANIC.
Great info. Would be interesting to see all the Country's health status lined up with bans to see if there are any proven correlation.
Not doughty the bad effects, just would be interesting to see real life comparison.
Thanks for the hard work putting vid together.
It is hard to say on that data. What one person or group of people see as bad is not by another. There are studies that contradict other studies. In a way that is why it is up to us to make our own decisions. Thank you for watching Patrick!
It's amazing what we eat! I remember a story a long time ago about low quality soy sauce made out of human hair! This was in China. Meanwhile French eat pretty much raw beef. My point, bad food practices are all over. This is why we pray Before we eat.😅
You're right about that. What one person, group of people or government sees is not the same as the others see. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
I read a while back to never eat fish from China. They apparently use human feces as part of the feed for the farm raised fish. 🤮
Good video. Eye opening
Thank you for watching H Phillips!
I learned about the ingredient "'carrageenan" the hard way. The idea of consuming milk is gross to me, so I started drinking almond milk. Within a week, my throat was burning and my skin was breaking out. I did a little google researching about almond milk and found out about this harmful additive.
SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!
Are you referring to the old movie?
@@RhettyforHistory yes.
It may come to pass😢
Thanks Rhetty.
You're welcome and thank you for watching Ron!
I really liked this video. I try to eat organic, whole foods whenever possible. This subject is an important part of history.
Thank you for watching Sarah!
And I was just going to pick up some instant mash. Thanks for the heads-up😮
Thanks for watching Drew!
Oh wow!! I will have to watch this again and again. I will have to cut out a few things. By that I mean everything. 😂😂😂
Thank you for watching Annette!
If it tastes good, I eat it, health be damned. We're all gonna die at some point anyway.
Oh my goodness! I like you!!😊
Amen. Why not enjoy life not worry about it.
@@nickteck3179 exactly!
That is true. Thank you for watching Matchstick Design Co.
Thought of something you might be interested in! Dessert Trolley's. They used to have them in restaurants. I haven't actually been to one that does have them, but seen them in movies (Moonstruck, Matilda both come to mind).
It's incredible we still exist with all the toxic chemicals we ingest.
Yes it is. Thank you for watching Calvin!
Great video, definitely deserved the thumbs up. Thanks for making this. 😊
You're welcome and thank you for watching Planet of Robots!
Kellogs froot loops we first produced 8n Australia in the 80s i believe. I didnt know America bought kelloggs. They still sell kellogs cereal in Australia with froot loops, coco pops, cornflakes and rice bubbles being the most popular.
Thank you, Rhett. It's incredibly scary, (in my opinion), how the "powers that be" appear to blatantly contaminate our food sources while making them easily accessible. The underlying issue, (again, in my opinion), is profit within pharmaceutical companies, "big food/agriculture", and the medical arena. It's hard to find, (and sometimes afford), whole, unprocessed food. I appreciate that you've put this together. Let's hope one-day things will change for the best for our health regarding the foods we consume.
You're onto something there. Yes, the underlying issue is profit. It's capitalism itself, which is based on profit motive. The US is more capitalist and corporate than Europe, so more crap is allowed here because it makes money.
@@pongop Thank you. I agree with what you're saying. Unfortunately, we in the U.S. are living in a corporatocracy. We're nearly too tired to fend for ourselves. Sigh...
The big problem is our corrupt Food and Drug Admin. Almost half of the FDA's funding comes from the companies it regulates.
@@VickiCampbell-1216 Very true!
This is an issue all over the world and not just the US. If you do not control your food 100% along with your own land as well as not being dependent on buying goods outside of your own land then you are subject to this. No country is immune. Even the native peoples around the world living "free" and "wild" are now seeing and feeling the pressures to give. If it was say the late 1800s then this sort of independent lifestyle was a lot more possible.
I remember in High School, Shanna & I ate an entire jar of maraschino cherries.
Then we mixed the juice with either 7Up or Slice to make Sherly Temples.
I remember when dyed pistachios were banned from grocery stores.
You know things are getting out of hand when apples are out to get you.
True! Thanks for watching Johnny!
It's just beyond ridiculous that they add that crap to fruit. 🤬
Even some Organic fruits has chemicals sprayed on them by lower amount doses?
Hi, How about products like detergents, shampoos, dish soaps?
Probably not quite as bad but I'm sure there are issues. Thank you for watching Sandy!
We have Ritz crackers in Norway. The recipe has probably been altered to fit the local rules.
Hi Rhett 🙋🏽. I have some Ritz crackers and some coffee mate in my kitchen right now ‼️ I've been consuming This crap for years. I never knew about the hidden danger's. I've already stopped consuming a lot of meat because I've noticed that no matter how you cook it, IT doesn't taste the same. And now I know why, which I already had My thoughts about. Thank You Rhett THIS is really important, interesting and disturbing and informative. IF I didn't have to eat to live I wouldn't eat At ALL ‼️🤔🧐🤨👁️👁️
Hi mate! Yess i knew about the mountain dew and cherries but Americas citizens are obese and 40 yrs ago im watchin old price is right tv shows on roku and the whole audience is skinny!! Goodday mate💖
We all have to make our own decisions for ourselves. As long as someone else is raising, growing, making our food and other products we are all subject to something no matter which country we are in. Very very very few people around the world are able to avoid that. Even the native peoples who are living free are feeling the pressures from the outside. Thank you for watching Carole!
My favorites processed foods during my childhood days were TV Dinners, Hot Pockets and Soda Water! Too many it thing mess up my GI tract. Nowadays in my Adulthood life learning to eat more healthy well-balanced meals!
I stopped eating processed garbage food about three months ago and I've never felt better.
I've never heard maraschino cherry pronounced that way before. We've always pronounced it with a "shee no" sound. I've probably been saying it wrong my whole life.😂
Here in America there are at least two ways of saying it. If you ask an Italian I may be closer but it's still completely wrong. Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory That's interesting!
'Ch' is pronounced 'k' in Italian, as in 'chianti'.
@@FromSagansStardust Oh! I didn't even think of that! Thank you.😊
I ate fruit loops for breakfast this morning!! Lol!!
Very interesting and informative video, thanks.
You're welcome and thank you for watching mckev1!
Quaker Oats was banned some time ago for "Iron Fortified" being actual toxic Iron Filings.
Also, dissolve the FDA and replace it with watchdog group that actually works.
Not sure how that will happen though.
Glad to know the negatives on Ritz crackers.
Thanks for watching Arleen!
Good video. I'm in the UK and one of my biggest concerns after brexit was the USA exporting chlorinated chicken. Not to mention all the other additives allowed in the USA. Its the FDA who basically approve all food but then also approve all drugs. The USA has the highest rates of obesity, heart disease and cancer and the UK is not far behind now as in the past 50 yrs we've had so many American style fast foods and junk allowed.
I'd honestly avoid these artificial things, if they are illegal in the EU that's a good sign it's not fit for consumption.
I think it's really hard for Americans to make healthy choices as unhealthy food is advertised and also readily available. Having been to the USA several times I noted the portions were too big. Honestly, I feel the USA government is so bought by the system they don't care about the health of the people
There are definitely a lot of choices here and more so than any other country. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts Ant A!
@Rhetty for History thanks. I really enjoy your narration. Your voice reminds me of the voice narrator from the Wonder Years TV drama (if you ever watched.) It's definitely well researched, entailing and a relaxing channel you have made. Thank you 😊 👏
Without videos like this I don't know what I would think about all the crazy stuff I've learned today from them all. I don't know what to think but I do know that I am pretty suspect about the whole situation and wish I had more info on them. Wow. ❣️😬
Rhett, "thank you," for this vital and informative video about foods that we consume that are banned in other countries. I've heard about some of these food items over the years that you mentioned. We all are taking chances whenever we eat or drink any foods and beverages, period! Have a fantastic holiday weekend. Take care 🐎
You're right about us all taking chances with the food we eat. Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great holiday weekend as well.
Elemental bromine is very dangerous in the lab one of my classmates dropped a single drop on the floor it made a crater in the floor an inch across.
Wow! That's very scary! Thank you for watching and giving us a little more background on it. I don't have any experience with it.
Oh Olestra.... yes, I remember eating Wow chips. Once. Once was all it took to swear that work of the devil off forever.
Thank you for watching Mariah's Mom!
Most of everything I eat/drink is what you called out on this video🤧 I’m even eating skittles right now.😭😭
It's a wonder that we're still alive.
Thank you for watching Dillon!
I've talked to fellow Americans who, after travelling overseas, swear that, after eating food in other countries for some time, they can taste the chemicals in American food once they return home. Even those who have been to, and returned from, Canada say it.
This reminds me of a documentary on americas food called the poison squad
Thanks for watching and telling us about that DecemberKat.
Thanks for the warning. Greetings from Europe.
Hello and thank you for watching David!
I have been concerned about some additives for several years.
It's certainly something to be aware of. Thank you for watching Kirk!
The American FDA needs to be replaced, it's crazy that farm fresh milk, eggs and probably produce even are ban, yet the stuff they do allow all has questionable ingredients.
I also don't like that Alcohol and Wine is allowed to no have ingredients at all. There's a lot of crazy stuff in alcohol.
An educational video this week ❤ Thanks Rhetty 👍💙🏴
I can't find jiffy pop here in the UK either 😢😢
That's interesting on the Jiffy Pop. I wonder if it is considered bad? Thank you for watching!
The entire management of the FDA belongs in court for allowing this to happen.
I’m a Type 1 Diabetic and grew up not being able to eat a lot of this. A least a lot of the sugary cereals and treats, to which I now is see was almost a blessing. Not that having Type ! Diabetes is a blessing.
7:39 😳 WOW that $$ 🍖 $2.69/lb is GREAT $$💯
Thank you for watching Bless'dSavin'Grace!
Thank you Rhett your video gave me a lot to think about, too bad our Government is allowing this to happen I will be making many changes in what I am eating and what to watch out for
Thank you for watching Jay!
It was quite informative. I knew there were bans on food items. But Austria and Norway slammed the ban hammer for real... can't wait to hear the other side of the tape 😅😅😅😅
It's almost like a food war back and forth. Thank you for watching TopGunAce23!
@@RhettyforHistory you are so right with the food wars.
Am Just Curious As An American Myself What Does These Other Countries Have Healthy In Replace Of Banned Unhealthy Food Ingredients. Since These Other Countries Want To Think Their Better Than America Hmmmm!
I use pretty much every product in the video, some daily for decades, except coffee mate, and I'm not dead yet!!! I was taught growing up that just about everything can kill you including the air you breath and the water you drink....the secret is moderation, 🤣 if it doesn't kill you straight away, your probably Ok. If they stopped making Mt.Dew for some reason, I'm gonna have withdrawal symptoms! Gotta do the Dew.
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts Roger!
We either grow, can, freeze dry almost All of our fruits and vegetables. We use natural herbicides, (such as we have friends who smoke cigarettes and they save their cigarette butts. We soak the butts in water. The nicotine that mixes with the water is then ran through cheese cloth and into our sprayer. When the insects eat our vegetables they die of nicotine poisoning). We then rinse our fruits and vegetables very well before eating or cooking them.
We barter our fruits and veggies with family to get our pork and beef. The livestock are always organically grown so our meat is always fresh and chemical free.
We try to eat all our food that we know to be free of chemicals.
Our water comes from our well which is softened and purified before it enters our house.
We try to cook our food using our cast iron skillet, which has been pasted down from my Great Grandparents. Our cast iron skillets are over 100 years old.
When using a cast iron skillet, some of the iron leaches from the skillet into our food.
While baking we always use glass, cast iron, ceramic.
For people who live in an area that cannot grow a garden, plant your vegetables in planters designed for house plants.
Invest in a Freeze Dryer so you can freeze dry your food and store them in Mylar bags with an oxygen absorber. This will allow your food to last up to 25 years.
You can also freeze dry meat. When freeze drying food, it retains 97% of the nutrients, whereas if you can your food you loose up to more than 50% of the nutrients and if you dry your meat (like jerky) you will loose more than 60-70% of the nutritional value, while adding too much salt.
You can also freeze dry hard candy if you have a sweet tooth. Freeze dried bananas, strawberries, blueberries, etc are natural sweet treats.
My wife Loves beets 🤮, so I cut them thin and freeze dry them for her to take to work for her mid day snack. We also make freeze dried sweet potatoes, mangoes, carrots, etc.
When buying chicken, buy whole chicken and cook the entire chicken.
Every time you buy chicken breasts, thighs, legs separately, it’s dipping in an acidic liquid each time they cut away.
We buy roasted whole chickens from Costco. Costco sells them packaged and deboned. We then freeze dry them. Just soak them in water and reheat them when you want to eat them.
Nowadays you don't know what too buy. From all the unknown additives. Thank you Rhetty for this great video 🙏
It is a challenge. Thank you for watching Tommy!
Excellent content! Notice most of these are “highly processed foods!” Getting most or all of those out of your diet is a great idea. Change is hard since food is such a part of culture, but it’s worth it … and the culture is changing slowly as more people become aware that “profits over people” by powerful corporations is a big part of how we got here…..
Actually it's going back to how we used to eat.
Unless you have your own vast amount of land with your own ways of being self sufficient way of doing it without buying or trading things outside of your land we all fall subject to something at some point. Very few people around the world are able to do that. Thank you for watching Lori!
I eat all this crap. I'm doomed...Oh well...
I feel the same way. Thank you for watching 48mastadon!
Life is a terminal process. None of us gets out alive.
Thanks Monsanto
Thanks for watching Pat!
Most of the food looks real good
And Please do Automobile Racing History
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Well we shouldnt have to be em balmed when we pass. 😂
Since 2021 I've received one bad medical diagnosis after the other. I've changed my entire life. From what I wear to what I eat. I get my first knee replacement January 29th.
I shop at Lidl market for things like milk because it is cheaper and definitively no hormones added. But, I guess I could live on peanut butter if I had to. Luckily I’m not allergic 😂
Thank you for watching Carole!
I notice many of the foods you mentioned are banned either in Europe, Japan or Australia. Developed countries. Are any of these banned in developing nations like India and The Philippines?
Most of these 'foods'? Are available here in the Philippines. Cheese whizz and Cheesy are advertised as making you strong and brainy. Coffee mate is on sale here and fruit loops, there is a philippine version of twinkies called fudgee bar.
@@dameceliamolestrangler3379 yes I am aware since I live in The Philippines. I was asking if any of the ones mentioned are banned in developing nations with India and The Philippines as an example. Seems like the developed countries have stricter laws on food.
There are foods in every country that are banned in other countries. Might be ingredients or other reasons. Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory welcome. Just wondering then why you didn't include at least one or two examples banned in developing countries. All you had in your list were developed countries.