Ultra Processed: How Food Tech Consumed the American Diet | CBS Reports

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  • @SamA-ho8uj
    @SamA-ho8uj Місяць тому +980

    This video should go viral: 10,000 chemicals in our foods compared to 400 in Europe?!
    This is a crime against Americans

    • @AluminumOxide
      @AluminumOxide Місяць тому +49

      a crime against humanity

    • @BrightDecision
      @BrightDecision Місяць тому +46

      10,000 *largely unvetted* food additives and nobody bats an eye. Then someone suggests restricting the [insert UPF food name here] and suddenly they're evil incarnate.
      Someone really said "I don't want to do the paperwork for basic ingredients" a few decades ago, and now they don't have to do the paperwork for the crazy stuff that actually needs the paperwork. They took the easy way out.

    • @lars2894
      @lars2894 Місяць тому +5

      Nope. This is common knowledge. America has some of the healthiest food options compared to the rest of the world. So consuming chemicals is down to a personal CHOICE, not due to any lack of information.
      Most people outside of the US don't even have options like pasture raised heirloom breed meats and non-dairy additive-free yogurts.

    • @kennielsen3896
      @kennielsen3896 Місяць тому +38

      I lived in Spain 2020-2021. I lost about 40 pounds. I had to cook most meals and took up Spanish cooking. It helped that there were no fast-food restaurants where I lived. I'd have to take a bus and a train to get to a bigger town. Also, I only had to work a fraction of the hours that I worked in the US, so I would walk along the coast and through the National Park daily.

    • @SamA-ho8uj
      @SamA-ho8uj Місяць тому +19

      @@kennielsen3896 Every time I visit Europe, i lose weight

  • @dwoolf7019
    @dwoolf7019 Місяць тому +578

    A grocery store that has a health food section should make you wonder about the rest of the store.

    • @samuelstephens6904
      @samuelstephens6904 Місяць тому +34

      “Health food” is a marketing gimmick though. No individual food is inherently unhealthy unless it is spoiled or contaminated. A person’s overall _diet_ can be healthy or unhealthy.

    • @mimzy54321
      @mimzy54321 Місяць тому +27

      You can’t really tell me Cheetos are healthy bud

    • @samuelstephens6904
      @samuelstephens6904 Місяць тому +9

      @@mimzy54321 “Healthy” isn’t a very useful word. No foods are healthy or unhealthy on their own. A more meaningful statement would be something like “Cheetos aren’t very _nutritious_ relative to the number of calories.” Cheetos are fine to eat. You probably shouldn’t eat a lot of them, but that’s because you would be consuming a lot of calories for little nutritional value, not because some ingredient in Cheetos are negatively impacting your health.

    • @KILLKING110
      @KILLKING110 Місяць тому +1

      ​@@mimzy54321if you need calories yes its healthy you can literally drink enough water to die from bursting cells hence why water drinking competitions are no longer seen

    • @woly265
      @woly265 Місяць тому +5

      @@samuelstephens6904 It's not just about nutritional values and calories. There are ingredients in certain foods that actively harm you. An extreme example of this would be a plate of steamed broccoli dipped in cyanide. Sure it's low calories and packed with nutrients, but it contains chemicals that actively do harm.

  • @gettingstuffdoneright5332
    @gettingstuffdoneright5332 Місяць тому +203

    Take care Tiara, I'm so sorry for your loss, but stay strong, stay healthy. rest in peace Crystal 🙏

    • @33333Tarun
      @33333Tarun Місяць тому +2

      Did she get jabbed?? Died suddenly from blood clots in young people is becoming quite common.

  • @colonialemon
    @colonialemon Місяць тому +553

    Damn…. THAT ENDING hurt.

    • @davidpugh8772
      @davidpugh8772 Місяць тому +54

      that caught me off guard like woah

    • @taruden2529
      @taruden2529 Місяць тому +28

      indeed very sad. But was is really unexpected?

    • @MrVariant
      @MrVariant Місяць тому +9

      ​@taruden2529 yeah, blood clots and stuff some drop dead. Easier to stereotype weight.

    • @Kathryn721
      @Kathryn721 Місяць тому +33

      Yes it did! I feel for her daughter and hope she's doing okay.

    • @scfan7231
      @scfan7231 Місяць тому +3

      whoa

  • @PleasantRevolt
    @PleasantRevolt Місяць тому +379

    Thank you for highlighting this issue, corporate greed has suffocated the American spirit for too long we need healthy and nutritious foods to sustain us in these dark times. The government needs to step up and force antitrust laws.

    • @masterlightjames950
      @masterlightjames950 Місяць тому +23

      Corporate greed is the hallmark of capitalism which happens to be the American spirit.

    • @kimberleymansfield1099
      @kimberleymansfield1099 Місяць тому

      The government is and always has been almost 100% complicit in ensuring the majority of food vastly available is NOT nutritious. Think twice about thanking anyone for this coverage as it is propaganda and highly misleading, funded by Pfizer

    • @FireAngelZero
      @FireAngelZero Місяць тому +15

      @@masterlightjames950exactly, as long as the politicians pockets are getting lined by the food lobbyist nothing will change… capitalism at its finest.

    • @Mrs.TJTaylor
      @Mrs.TJTaylor Місяць тому

      Talk about corporate greed! Do you realize that this was sponsored by Pfizer?

    • @randomboris
      @randomboris Місяць тому

      I agree, most of the stuff you see in the grocery store is pure trash for our bodies. However, large corporations lie to the public by saying their products are healthy and nutritious. They play both sides of the isle, they donate to both democrats and republicans. They know how to get their way in terms of legislation.

  • @gpajic1987
    @gpajic1987 Місяць тому +215

    The fact that 2/3 of US population doesn't know what ultra processed foods are is incredible...

    • @cheolacarnitas2682
      @cheolacarnitas2682 Місяць тому +7

      well it's not like Uncle Sam produces propaganda for fruits n veggies. wake up

    • @philpit82
      @philpit82 Місяць тому

      It is be are am is!

    • @Kdija89
      @Kdija89 Місяць тому +1

      I had not heard of this until fairly recently, but we all just need to be educated.

    • @joeycarbstrong-8710
      @joeycarbstrong-8710 Місяць тому

      depends on definition. could be more

    • @rbwirth12
      @rbwirth12 14 днів тому

      The video couldn't even define what ultra processed foods are. At this point, the term ultra processed has just become a buzzword designed to instill fear.

  • @SuitedPup
    @SuitedPup Місяць тому +272

    I genuinely believe this is the single most important issue faced by America today, bar none. There is nothing more crucial, individually and collectively, than a person's health - both mental and physical. The food we ingest into our bodies is the primary driver of our health or lack thereof. Think about it: we're literally taking physical matter and putting it inside ourselves. Getting this right is absolutely critical.
    Why is this THE most important issue? Consider these points:
    1. The astronomical costs of chronic diseases linked to poor diet are crippling our healthcare system and economy. We spend far more on chronic disease treatment/management than we do on war.
    2. Our quality of life and longevity are directly tied to what we eat. Health is intrinsically important. Without good health, nothing else matters.
    3. Mental health, cognitive function, and even societal behavior are influenced by nutrition. Productivity, criminality, living harmoniously with others: all these things are influenced by our mental health, which we are more and more finding is tied to what food we eat.
    4. A healthy population is more productive, creative, and capable of tackling other pressing issues.
    At a personal level, we should all strive to make the best dietary choices possible. But this isn't just about individual responsibility. As a society, we cannot stand idly by while corporate greed and corruption continue to profit from our sickness, addiction, and ignorance. We need to take action:
    1. Ban all marketing of ultra-processed food products directed at children. Full stop. I’d go further with banning commercials on tv - like cigarettes - but that’s not gonna happen anytime soon.
    2. Implement stark warning labels on ultra-processed foods, similar to cigarette packs, stating they're known to lead to adverse health outcomes and can potentially be addictive.
    3. Launch massive public education campaigns about the dangers of ultra-processed foods and the benefits of whole foods.
    4. Incentivize the production and accessibility of healthier food options, and disincentivize the production of junk food by implementing stricter regulations, more aligned with other developed countries.
    The food we eat shapes every aspect of our lives and our nation's future. It's time we treat this issue with the urgency it deserves and take bold steps to reclaim our health from the jaws of the ultra-processed food industry.
    Denormalize the ubiquity of ultraprocessed foods in our life and culture. We need to shift our cultural attitude towards ultra-processed foods. Just as saying "I could go for a cigarette" now often elicits concern rather than encouragement, we should react similarly to casual mentions of fast food cravings. Instead of laughing or agreeing when someone says "I could go for some Taco Bell," we should recognize this as a potentially harmful impulse.

    • @Jeffopar
      @Jeffopar Місяць тому +15

      Very well said!

    • @learningvideosbynikhil8308
      @learningvideosbynikhil8308 Місяць тому +14

      I think with the cigarettes part we’ve done a lot of work on that and the smoking rates have gone down….but yeah banning smoking and alcohol ads would be a really good step!

    • @juliebrocklehurst-woods5247
      @juliebrocklehurst-woods5247 Місяць тому +10

      Yes, Bernie Sanders mentioned labels advising of the health impact of these ultraprocessed foods, like cigarettes because the damage is similar, great idea!

    • @HidingFromFate
      @HidingFromFate Місяць тому +7

      Agree 100%, well-summarized.

    • @randomoneforstuff3696
      @randomoneforstuff3696 Місяць тому

      I would caution on the "warning labels on everything" initiative. Case in point: California's Proposition 65. When everything has a cancer warning on it, the public stops paying attention to it, and companies start slapping the label on everything so they can't be sued for *not* having it on a product that should have required it.

  • @ArchThaBoss
    @ArchThaBoss Місяць тому +213

    “The FDA says it’s committed to overseeing the safety of the food supply”
    Red dye 40 would like to disagree.

    • @lunaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
      @lunaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Місяць тому

      Red 40 isn't banned anywhere on the planet. Hydrogenated oil is what's killing everyone.

    • @barowt
      @barowt Місяць тому +27

      If they were to use beet root powder instead of red 40, things would still be red, and much better for you. Also, Turmeric instead of yellow dyes would make stuff yellow..

    • @seenbyslim2394
      @seenbyslim2394 Місяць тому +3

      They don’t do a damn thing. Just sit on their perch.

    • @HoneyBeeCrafts
      @HoneyBeeCrafts Місяць тому +1

      Omg my adhd can’t stand the dyes. Makes my symptoms skyrocket.
      I quit nearly everything. Went carno. Now my wild adhd is much better… or just less.
      Along with many other problems I had.
      I won’t ever go off carnivore. I feel too great lol.
      Been on long enough that even my taste buds changed.
      I still mentally crave but when I taste what I think I want, it tastes so fkkn gross now

    • @barowt
      @barowt Місяць тому

      @@HoneyBeeCrafts same, the same snacks I loved then are horrible now.

  • @chrisbaker2669
    @chrisbaker2669 Місяць тому +135

    Big tobacco companies have bought many ultra processed food companies.

    • @LaurieAnnCurry
      @LaurieAnnCurry Місяць тому

      And Pfizer, the sponsor of this CBS doc makes billions on the drugs they’ve developed and sell to combat the issues being discussed. Call me skeptical but I just can’t see Pfizer putting itself out of business so the question is: why did Pfizer pony up the bucks for this?

    • @Pajali
      @Pajali Місяць тому +26

      And they’re using the same marketing and lobbying playbook that they used with tobacco.

    • @workinprogress3609
      @workinprogress3609 Місяць тому

      @@chrisbaker2669 No, most are owned by chemical and pharmaceutical companies.

  • @RAMBOLOGY
    @RAMBOLOGY Місяць тому +127

    How unfortunate. R.I.P to Crystal

  • @lain5678
    @lain5678 Місяць тому +186

    Poor Tiara and her family. My thoughts are with her and her family 😔💔

    • @spiralali
      @spiralali Місяць тому +18

      I agree! That's heartbreaking that now a 13 year old has lost her mother, and they looked like they had a loving and supportive relationship. Crystal losing her life at only 44 years old feels so unfair, she had a lot more to do in this life. I hope Tiara and her family are holding each other close during this horrible loss~

    • @bobjames6622
      @bobjames6622 Місяць тому +1

      I'm sure that your thoughts being with them will MASSIVELY help them.....NOOOOTTTT!

    • @marybailey6048
      @marybailey6048 Місяць тому +23

      @@bobjames6622 Your comment is massively unhelpful.

    • @BlowitAllUp
      @BlowitAllUp Місяць тому +1

      Eating poorly was always a choice.

    • @cm6534
      @cm6534 Місяць тому +7

      ​@@bobjames6622 is it 1992? You are really dating yourself with the "not" jokes

  • @jameshenry6855
    @jameshenry6855 Місяць тому +82

    Thank you European Union for not giving us an American FDA system.
    Best of luck to Bernie Sanders

    • @felix1998041
      @felix1998041 Місяць тому +9

      It's better yet I would like the EU system to be stricter with allowing additives.

  • @14sasst
    @14sasst Місяць тому +151

    Remember when Michelle Obama caught so much grief for trying to improve school lunches ??

    • @izdotcarter
      @izdotcarter Місяць тому +19

      That’s because the food lobby is so strong

    • @workinprogress3609
      @workinprogress3609 Місяць тому

      It was still ultra processed, it just tasted and looked like feces.

    • @nathanielm77
      @nathanielm77 Місяць тому +6

      That’s because her lunches were bad. There was more waste cause kids didn’t like the food so they didn’t eat it

    • @oness1334
      @oness1334 Місяць тому +14

      ​@@nathanielm77Kids love junk food more doesn't mean we feed them that.

    • @nathanielm77
      @nathanielm77 Місяць тому +1

      @@oness1334 I agree. But at least they are eating something and not throwing out the food and going to waste.

  • @WoodenBoatGuy
    @WoodenBoatGuy Місяць тому +68

    Sadly, the U.S. economy actually thrives on suffering, both physical and mental. Type 2 diabetes alone is responsible for a disturbing amount of our GDP. Between poor health (crap in, healthcare expenses out) and social media making everyone feel angry and/or inadequate the current foundations of our precious economy are just plain disturbing.

    • @ldakotatransplant6485
      @ldakotatransplant6485 Місяць тому

      Sadly you are correct. That and being at war somewhere in the world, keeping the wheels of the military-industrial complex greased. In short, the US economy thrives on death.

  • @dwoolf7019
    @dwoolf7019 Місяць тому +165

    The FDA guy is a true politician. He answered the question without answering the question😅

    • @Pajali
      @Pajali Місяць тому +30

      He answered the question like a bureaucrat. It basically translates to, “We don’t make the rules. Take your complaints to Congress because they dictate what we can do,” just said in a bland enough way that lets him keep his job.

    • @cudgee7144
      @cudgee7144 Місяць тому

      Yes, and did you notice at the start of the video. Sponsored by pfizer. There's your answer.

  • @gm7304
    @gm7304 Місяць тому +180

    I'm going on 4 years clean and sober and I'm more proud of eating clean than my sobriety. Then again I couldn't sober up till I got the nutrition down.😃Life is good.

    • @visibletoa11userz
      @visibletoa11userz Місяць тому +10

      Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉

    • @gm7304
      @gm7304 Місяць тому +5

      @@visibletoa11userz Only took me 50 years.😃Weeeeeeee🍎

    • @learningvideosbynikhil8308
      @learningvideosbynikhil8308 Місяць тому +4

      @@gm7304sober meaning not drinking by the way? That’s really good too….yeah as a college student myself I’ve been so careful about what to eat nowdays ! They seem to make a lot of fried foods which looks enticing but damaging long term

    • @someguy2135
      @someguy2135 Місяць тому +5

      I know that addiction to alcohol can destroy lives and often end them prematurely. Junk food can do the same thing for those who are addicted to it. It is all designed to be as addictive as possible. Consider the mother of Tiara

    • @sjelliott6660
      @sjelliott6660 Місяць тому +1

      I've always only shopped the perimeter of the grocery store. Stay out of the aisles.

  • @cathyf6156
    @cathyf6156 Місяць тому +42

    Thank you for doing this reporting! We need more reporting on health related topics and the dangers of ultra processed foods. It's a big problem in the US. What we eat is the most important decision we make everyday.

  • @aramesh428
    @aramesh428 Місяць тому +96

    This is why I shop on the outside aisles in the supermarket--fresh fruits and vegetables, fish, meat, and poultry. It's the inner aisles where are the unhealthy food is. Start cooking with fresh ingredients, instead of eating processed food.

    • @kmshultz
      @kmshultz Місяць тому +19

      Inner aisles have healthy things too, like canned beans and other vegetables, rice and other grains. Very cheap and healthy foods not to be ignored! Of course fresh produce is a must as well.

    • @aramesh428
      @aramesh428 Місяць тому +13

      @@kmshultz Fair, and the frozen fruits and vegetables as well.

    • @lars2894
      @lars2894 Місяць тому +6

      @kmshultz That IS the misconception really. You'd be surprised how awful the food you think are healthy can be for so many people who have undiagnosed health conditions they are completely unaware of. Phytates, Lectins, Round-up, Starches, Heavy metals, just to name a few.
      I learned this fairly late in my life only after doing a bunch of highly specialized tests that all grains (soy, corn, rice, wheat, etc), beans, and legumes were what was maing me sick my whole life. Avoiding certain 'healthy' foods at all costs is how I made my recovery and saved my life.

    • @WillingOpinion3034
      @WillingOpinion3034 Місяць тому +3

      @@lars2894 That's why you have to look for good, clean brands with good ingredients; always look at the nutrition label and the ingredient list. We shouldn't have to do that in the first place, but that's what it's come to

    • @Nesdude42
      @Nesdude42 Місяць тому

      ​@@lars2894 what kind of symptoms were you having? Sometimes I have more mucus, and thus, coughing, after eating something. Though I haven't narrowed down what it is exactly.

  • @er.intheusa
    @er.intheusa Місяць тому +53

    This needs to be a daily news covered topic. This has been the norm for years. You try to eat healthy, and it is more expensive. You look at the choices up and down the isles, and it all comes from the same 4 companies that make them. And now you have places like Kroger merging with Albertsons, and the same companies controlling the food, being in charge of making it horrible for your health, getting you addicted to it, and then raise the products not effected by supply chain issues just to make record profits.

  • @JW4REnvironment
    @JW4REnvironment Місяць тому +56

    Hats off to Adam Yamaguchi for presenting these critical issues so we can all understand the problems we can face when we consume too many ultra processed foods. I have moved to as much whole food plant based eating as possible, and my cholesterol levels improved a lot. Thank you, Bernie Sanders for working to keep children more healthful by incentivizing healthful food production! Maybe the SNAP program can be improved so that food stamps benefits are higher if they are spent on healthful foods like fresh vegetables and fruits and whole grains! 😊

    • @zoinbergs
      @zoinbergs Місяць тому

      I believe SNAP here in Colorado has a "double up" campaign, where your benefits go twice as far (i.e. matched dollar for dollar) when spending them at certain farmer's markets... =)

    • @JeffC-fq1be
      @JeffC-fq1be Місяць тому +1

      Problems, not "issues."

    • @alexandranoi
      @alexandranoi Місяць тому

      Yes, many states now have programs that double the dollars of food benefits spent on produce at farmers markets and some stores (that opt in).

    • @travelnomad2128
      @travelnomad2128 29 днів тому

      And the repubs attacked Michelle Obama when she pushed for healthier lunches for school kids. There's too many politicians paid for by greedy food corporations!

  • @styrpak1
    @styrpak1 Місяць тому +74

    It's not about individual choice, it's about corporate greed.

    • @victoriabryant3078
      @victoriabryant3078 Місяць тому +12

      Illusion of choice

    • @JeffKohn
      @JeffKohn Місяць тому +4

      People have free will. No one is a captive of corporate America. Eat food, not junk

    • @k.h.6991
      @k.h.6991 Місяць тому +2

      Corporate greed should be limited by regulation.

    • @PhilippeCorthout
      @PhilippeCorthout Місяць тому +2

      It is choice... but would most people make that choice if they were informed correctly? I doubt that...

    • @PhilippeCorthout
      @PhilippeCorthout Місяць тому +3

      @@JeffKohn people have the illusion of free will when your choice are based on the lack of information or corporate lies regarding food.

  • @DylanRDemers
    @DylanRDemers Місяць тому +35

    Local, Seasonal, Organic :) Support Local Farmers Markets

    • @tomdee6819
      @tomdee6819 Місяць тому

      That's the only way to go.

  • @LaughingFirst
    @LaughingFirst Місяць тому +24

    I was not expecting that ending! That poor girl, attempting to help her mom make better choices and in the end it wasn't enough. 😢
    Plus how can Americans make better choices if we don't know what's in the actual food. They're really out to get us sick.

  • @RebeccaTruluck
    @RebeccaTruluck 3 дні тому +1

    When I went Vegan a year ago everything changed for me both physically and mentally...I dropped 55lbs efforlessly for the first time in my life. Today my annual bloodwork came back, and my cholesterol, tryglycerides ans bloid sugar levels were all within the normal range for the first time in 25 years!!

  • @rg5445
    @rg5445 Місяць тому +12

    Why on earth would anyone want to eat food that’s been created in a lab and not food that was produced on a farm?

    • @n-fotrnd1150
      @n-fotrnd1150 Місяць тому +1

      If we had fast organic food for work life people would be healthier

  • @cindyjames1167
    @cindyjames1167 Місяць тому +55

    This kind of reporting on CBS is deeply needed! If you’ve found this, keep seeking out more information on what has happened and seek out those that are leading the effort to bring our children, our country and our world back to vibrant health. The latest RFK Jr. podcast on this subject with Calley Means is incredibly illuminating. I highly recommend it. 💥🙏

    • @Jeffero28
      @Jeffero28 Місяць тому

      Yes, this reporting is great and more people and parents need to be aware of this issue. However RFK Jr is a quack and his spreading of anti-vax misinformation has caused many children to die.

    • @colonialemon
      @colonialemon Місяць тому +2

      The United States needs to get on the ball and do what Europe doesn’t put labeling on every package. I think it’s like a 1 to 4 or 5 or something like that and there’s color coding also involved on how healthy the food is. Every single thing is labeled. And they’re not tiny little numbers on the back of the package - they’re very large and on the front so you cannot mistake them.

    • @justjane2070
      @justjane2070 Місяць тому +2

      What’s he recommending? Bear ? Whale ? Worm ? 😂

    • @HidingFromFate
      @HidingFromFate Місяць тому

      @@justjane2070 yes but only if you live near Central Park for one and have large enough car straps for the other 😖

  • @justjane2070
    @justjane2070 Місяць тому +62

    “Ultra-Processed People: Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn’t Food … and Why Can’t We Stop?”
    Chris van Tulleken

    • @air4334
      @air4334 Місяць тому +2

      Going to read...thanks !

    • @JeffKohn
      @JeffKohn Місяць тому +3

      We can stop. I stopped 10 years ago and have never looked back. Never felt better than I do now, going on 70.

    • @user-pg3iq5ro5k
      @user-pg3iq5ro5k Місяць тому +3

      ​@@JeffKohn yeah, it's not that addictive. It's easy to learn to look at it with disdain and quit. Cooking a few healthy foods in bulk for the week is easy and less expensive than ultra processed foods.

  • @gibamach
    @gibamach Місяць тому +25

    The irony of this expo. Preaching sustainability while serving a single chip sample on mini plastic bowls.

  • @DylanSalacia
    @DylanSalacia Місяць тому +127

    The irony of Pfizer sponsoring this video.

    • @jimshelatz4814
      @jimshelatz4814 Місяць тому +21

      That was the first thing that caught my eye!

    • @davidpugh8772
      @davidpugh8772 Місяць тому

      that was my first thought... big pharma wants us to keep eating the ultra processed foods so they can then in turn make prescriptions to prescribe to us to :treat: our ailment to make money. everything in the U.S. is designed with only money in mind...

    • @HKim0072
      @HKim0072 Місяць тому +2

      Disappointed...it's not by one of the big pharma companies that make the weight loss drugs like Eli Lilly or Novo Nordisk.

    • @DarrylTHampton
      @DarrylTHampton Місяць тому

      My covid 19 vaccination is by Pfizer ❤

    • @LaurieAnnCurry
      @LaurieAnnCurry Місяць тому +3

      This!!!

  • @archeanna1425
    @archeanna1425 Місяць тому +6

    Since going carnivore, I now process my food myself by using heat and a cast iron pan. My health has increased exponentially and I'm saving $100 to $200 each month. I'm not a fanatic, I still drink coffee so I'm not completely off processed food.

  • @nordicvolkan
    @nordicvolkan Місяць тому +23

    CBS News you should make more of these reports than covering politic all the time. This is way more interesting , important, and better. Thank you

    • @IMeMineWho
      @IMeMineWho Місяць тому

      Unfortunately politics and food are tied together. During the pandemic DJT laid off 30,000 FDA employees..including scientists who are in charge of food safety. Lobbyists for processed foods contribute to politicians..Republicans like DT and "corporate Dems like Joe Manchin", bribing them to turn the other way as companies like Conagra make record profits but continue to raise prices on their processed crud; mergers of supermarket chains selling foods like Tyson whose chickens have had issues or Boars Head which has been in the news for selling tainted meat products. You have to be aware of which politicians' campaigns are greased by these greedy food companies and vote accordingly.

  • @lisarakic9285
    @lisarakic9285 Місяць тому +20

    "Civilized man is the only animal clever enough to manufacture its own food and the only animal stupid enough to eat it." - Dr. Barry Groves (1936-2013)

    • @tomdee6819
      @tomdee6819 Місяць тому +6

      If you can not make a meal of it in its natural state it was not meant for human consumption.

    • @hypothalapotamus5293
      @hypothalapotamus5293 Місяць тому

      Ants, mindless as they are, do it too.

  • @gm7304
    @gm7304 Місяць тому +48

    I'm going on 5 years whole foods I weigh 110 lbs. Food is medicine💪 If you can't stop eating processed foods. Try wearing a catcher's mask⚾ The only dope I'm on is flavored coffee creamers and sugar Exercise when you want too and especially when you "Don't" Movement is medicine too. I fell off the wagon 2 months ago and drank a 2 liter bottle of Pepsi😵‍💫I'm all good today I shook it off and I'm back on track.

    • @FacePlant1324
      @FacePlant1324 Місяць тому +9

      Exercise is most important it is something a lot of people need more of, including me.

    • @2Dstupot78
      @2Dstupot78 29 днів тому

      Right on man! I love the energy and vibe

  • @livex38
    @livex38 Місяць тому +15

    We need more access to healthy food stores and restaurants. We don’t need more McDonald’s

    • @felix1998041
      @felix1998041 Місяць тому

      I think awareness for the negative side of junk food has arrived everywhere, at least in the western world. People still choose to go to junk food places. Maybe they just don't care. If more people would go get healthy food, the market would change into this direction.

    • @Minney-Me
      @Minney-Me Місяць тому

      ​@@felix1998041 most ppl are sugar addicts

  • @Bo-g5o
    @Bo-g5o Місяць тому +7

    Greetings from germany. We've also proplems with UPF, but not as big as in the states. Take care what you eat, because you've only one life!

  • @Kathryn721
    @Kathryn721 Місяць тому +12

    No wonder my stomach hurts when I return from Europe and eat American food! Also, I wonder how the girl whose mom died is doing? How heartbreaking!

  • @oldgreyfoodz
    @oldgreyfoodz Місяць тому +7

    RIP Crystal, that is heartbreaking. Wishing the best for her family.

  • @EnronnSierra
    @EnronnSierra Місяць тому +17

    Wow, really sad to know that Crystal passed. We don't know, but potentially if she had started the same diet with her daughter she could still be here. I love processed foods, but my body seems to know moderation and I know that its a result of my mother instilling in me the value of balance. Growing up, everyday I pretty much had a home cooked meal and it consisted of protein, vegetables, with rice or root vegetable such as yams, sweet potatoes. Not to mention the amount of fruits I was surrounded by in the Caribbean: mangoes, guineps, Apples, bananas, sugar cane, wild raspberries, naseberries, tamerinds. We did have fast food like KFC and later on even Burger King. But those were once in a while treats, like maybe at the end of the month or on a Friday night. Sometimes, it would be a two piece chicken combo shared between 5 people. Recently I had a delicious bacon cheese burger with fries and a coke at a food court. Seriously, it was super good, but by the time I finished it, my body was telling me, ok, you don't need to have this for a while. So, the key is, moderate your kids accessed to these processed foods a young age.

  • @jupiterman7
    @jupiterman7 Місяць тому +3

    Im 54 and have only learned about this ultra processed food problem in the last year since going on a ketogenic diet... Its truly frightening that all the chemicals are allowed in our food... This is why the average age of adults is trending back down in the USA and around the world. Then there is the giant health care cost of all this unhealthy food and what its doing to people and its all because our own ignorance! I hope this message continues to get out about this !!!

  • @jvarela965
    @jvarela965 Місяць тому +23

    R.I.P Crystal :(🙁

  • @VictorYepello
    @VictorYepello Місяць тому +20

    Great video Adam. Please do more about UPF and its dangers! Do more about whole food plant based diets. That's how I gave up meat.

  • @GuitarTotality
    @GuitarTotality Місяць тому +23

    The only person in this video that mentioned "FAST FOOD" RESTAURANTS IS Crystal. She said that was her diet. She said she cut back on fast food a month prior to the interview. She died a few days later from a blod clot and hypertension.
    Here's the problem - you talk all about "ultra-processed" food, yet ONLY focus on what Americans get from the grocery store. These days, the majority of food that people, such as Crystal, get in their diet comes from FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS - take out, drive-thru and Door Dash-type delivery. ALL FOOD FROM FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS IS ULTRA PROCESSED, with the HIGHEST LEVELS of known bad chemicals and ingredients.
    Yet, somehow, the producers of this video LEAVE OUT FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS COMPLETELY!
    🤫
    I wonder why?

    • @Aaron.Thomas
      @Aaron.Thomas Місяць тому +3

      That's true - regular restaurants can get you really nice low processed food if you look (one here gets daily farmers market items) but fast food by very definition is ultra processed. If it wasn't ultra processed it wouldn't be called fast food.
      Subsequent reports ought to mention that more.

    • @erikastanger7848
      @erikastanger7848 Місяць тому +3

      There are lots of documentaries on fast food. This was all about the ultra processed food in general.

    • @pn2543
      @pn2543 Місяць тому +1

      because you cant do it without mentioning specific brands, who happen to be advertisers, it would hit the bottom line CBS.

  • @7_of_9
    @7_of_9 Місяць тому +29

    NO COMPANY WILL EVER DO WHAT'S GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH UNLESS THEY ARE FORCED TO DO IT BY LAW! SEATBELTS ON CARS, ANTI LOCK BRAKES, BACK UP CAMERAS, AIRBAGS. THESE ARE SAMPLES OF THINGS AUTOMAKERS WERE FORCED TO DO BY LAW!!! THEY EVEN HAD COMMERCIAL SHOWING HOW THESE SAFETY FEATURES WOULD BE BAD FOR THE OCCUPANTS OF A VEHICLE..

    • @ericwiese7479
      @ericwiese7479 Місяць тому

      And you can’t even trust laws cause they were bought and paid for by said companies

  • @Ozzypomrescue
    @Ozzypomrescue Місяць тому +5

    I make my own plant based alternatives. Plain oats, beans, rice, corn tortillas, peanut butter, almond butter, coconut oil, etc. I have lots of food allergies that require epipens. Gluten, eggs, dairy, cashews, and can only handle small amounts of soy. It's very cheap to buy the ingredients. I make oat milk and oat flour in a blender. Bean & rice tacos with peppers, lettuce, hummus, and avocados. My breakfasts are 10 dollars a week from Trader joes.

  • @TurdFergusson374
    @TurdFergusson374 Місяць тому +16

    You know Japan has less food regulation than the US. In fact among developed countries they are least regulated. I think the problem is more cultural. When i went to Japan I noticed even busy folks focus on eating nutrient dense food like Miso Soup, Natto, and also teach youngsters to eat right.

    • @Pajali
      @Pajali Місяць тому +5

      That’s actually taught in schools, and kids learn basic cooking skills in school too. In the US, practical everyday skills of any kind are usually sectioned off into elective classes or after-school clubs, and they have been for decades. A lot of Americans reach adulthood with minimal, if any, skills related to planning and preparing meals, and it absolutely shows.

    • @falkenvir
      @falkenvir Місяць тому

      Cause of Education and of course the Character. They are less prone to do dishonorable things.

  • @Handymanphilly
    @Handymanphilly Місяць тому +15

    Whoa! Mainstream media actually reporting on this. Finally!

  • @edschulhof6303
    @edschulhof6303 Місяць тому +45

    Ironically, most processed food is more expensive, per pound, than fresh, homemade food.

    • @michaelkhotoveli8013
      @michaelkhotoveli8013 Місяць тому +12

      Not necessarily. There is something called food deserts in parts of the country. They can be found in both rural and urban areas. Where it is hard to find affordable and nutritious food.

    • @mum2jka
      @mum2jka Місяць тому +6

      Not true. The main reason why the US food industry continues to add artificial sweeteners, emulsifiers, food colorings etc to US food is because it makes production cheaper than other methods of production and therefore higher profits.

    • @crash.override
      @crash.override Місяць тому

      Maybe if you value your time at only federal minimum wage...

    • @edschulhof6303
      @edschulhof6303 Місяць тому

      @@mum2jka Absolutely true. Higher profits for lower quality processed food.

    • @edschulhof6303
      @edschulhof6303 Місяць тому

      @@crash.override This has nothing to do with the cost of the food. Feed your family, and pets, processed garbage, to save time? Wow

  • @eironhendrix
    @eironhendrix Місяць тому +10

    I feel the Bern! ❤ been plant based 4 years now thanks to what the health and other documentaries including my own research and I could never go back

    • @taruden2529
      @taruden2529 Місяць тому

      just don't go full vegan or prepare for that good ride to crash hard. Surprised to say the Bern is on the right track on this issue. The whole "save the children" is classic politician, but that does increase the chance of anyone else caring.

    • @Aaron.Thomas
      @Aaron.Thomas Місяць тому +2

      ​@@taruden2529 20 years now, when does that crash come? At 30 years? Or 40 years? Guess I'll have to keep waiting.

    • @Aaron.Thomas
      @Aaron.Thomas Місяць тому +3

      I didn't know Bernie had more reasons for me to love him. The most direct, no-nonsense congressman we have at the moment.

    • @eironhendrix
      @eironhendrix Місяць тому +1

      @taruden2529 crash hard how? Its scientifically proven that its the best diet to a long and healthy life. I want to be 80 traveling the world not with replaced knees in a nursing home. I say mostly plant based because i eat ethically sources (amish) eggs and honey. But i dont eat ANY meat or dairy. I also try to do Dr Gregors daily dozen. I feel amazing when i do his daily dozen lol highly recommend to everyone

    • @taruden2529
      @taruden2529 Місяць тому +1

      @@Aaron.Thomas it is not possible to be Vegan long term without supplementation. Something strikes me as off about that. If it works for you them more power to you.

  • @WWECenationMan210
    @WWECenationMan210 Місяць тому +5

    Crazy how they want to implement more regulations but do not want to ban those chemicals all together 🧐

  • @deersuspicious
    @deersuspicious Місяць тому +1

    Deep condolences to Crystal's family. So sorry for your loss, stay strong.

  • @ashley.taylor174
    @ashley.taylor174 Місяць тому +28

    So sad that Crystal could not change her eating habits like her daughter. Obesity is similar to being addicted to drugs. I hope her daughter is okay. 😢

    • @k.h.6991
      @k.h.6991 Місяць тому +3

      She did change. However it was too little, too late.

    • @PorschegirlEst7
      @PorschegirlEst7 Місяць тому

      @@k.h.6991the key reminder is addiction. Sugar addiction is no joke. If she’s been eating this way for 35 years it’ll take more time to make the change, I’m sure you’ll agree. It’s so weird when people make judgements thinking if it were me I’d just stop…. If it were that easy there would be no addiction.

  • @jeanbaptist6255
    @jeanbaptist6255 Місяць тому +1

    My favorite part of visiting the USA and to see all the different processes food you have.

  • @nuvamusic
    @nuvamusic Місяць тому +14

    American food: extremely large portions and overly sweet, including the ones with artificial sweeteners. You have to change the entire taste and satiety of the population. And eliminate all those canned/bottled drinks, juices and sodas. Teach children to only drink filtered/potable water.

    • @Aaron.Thomas
      @Aaron.Thomas Місяць тому +3

      I hear people addicted to this upf stuff complain that "healthy food" (as though their idea of healthy was even close to reality) doesn't taste as good, is boring, etc.
      They think people who eat healthy don't like the taste of their food or can't be excited about it?
      They seem to not be aware that junk food is an acquired taste. That your taste reception literally changes to accommodate your diet. When you eat less salty food your taste buds adapt and find the less salty stuff just as good. They've adapted their taste away from normal food and think normal food isn't normal tasting anymore (amd of course taste for them trumps all other factors).

    • @felix1998041
      @felix1998041 Місяць тому

      ​@@Aaron.Thomasa friend of mine did an experiment a few years ago. He put msg into every meal he ate for one month. After that it took him like 2 weeks before normal food didn't taste super bland.

  • @mayamae4156
    @mayamae4156 Місяць тому +5

    Now a video on seed oils!

  • @tracyleighbasham
    @tracyleighbasham Місяць тому +14

    As we better understand our microbiome, it becomes more clear how these ultra processed foods are killing us.

  • @RoadJournal
    @RoadJournal 11 днів тому

    What a great subject... CBS Reports was the gold standard in long form investigative reporting... This is an important story and could have been great! but its just not the same... It lacks the same quality the CBS was known for. Good story telling with intriguing content .

  • @ameekasoar
    @ameekasoar Місяць тому +19

    Feels like I'm watching Soylent Green

  • @cassiechiedu
    @cassiechiedu Місяць тому +7

    Omg I can’t believe Crystal died! RIP!
    I can’t deny my addiction to ultra processed foods. It’s not the price. Most of the time it’s laziness. It’s time consuming to prepare a fresh meal and as someone who like diversity in day to day meals, I’m hitting up the Popeyes drive through after 3 days of meal prep. I pray I get it together soon because I’m already overweight but I let myself go this summer smh

    • @MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou
      @MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou Місяць тому +1

      Look into healthier convenient options like unsweetened beef jerky, string cheese, bananas and other accessible fruit, ready-to-eat chicken, ready-to-eat eggs (e.g., hard boiled), nuts, and whole milk. These are not superfoods, but they’re convenient and a lot healthier than anything you’ll get at a fast food restaurant.

  • @allentowngal4769
    @allentowngal4769 Місяць тому +16

    I recently developed inflamatory reactions to seed oils & soy. It is IMPOSSIBLE to find packaged foods without one or both.

    • @taruden2529
      @taruden2529 Місяць тому +3

      that's because none of that is food. Its all slow acting poison.

  • @2Dstupot78
    @2Dstupot78 29 днів тому

    My heart goes out to the daughter who lost her Mum. My family struggles with diabetes and it took me Grandmother from me. My Mums life were constantly hindered by diabetic complications. She passed at 58. I'm 40 now and I miss them so much. It's hard trying to change your lifestyle and getting those you love involved. Watching them pass away from something you're actively changing is devastating.

  • @slowbro1337
    @slowbro1337 Місяць тому +19

    Answer is corporate greed and unregulated fillers.

    • @jaym9846
      @jaym9846 Місяць тому

      Also humans are genetically programmed to gorge up the richest foods whenever available (to survive famines and winters).

  • @learningvideosbynikhil8308
    @learningvideosbynikhil8308 Місяць тому +8

    10:45 I wish we could do that to the alcohol industry here too because it’s basically the same thing as tobacco in that it gets you addicted!

    • @richardpetty9159
      @richardpetty9159 Місяць тому

      Alcohol use is SUPER grandfathered into our culture. That’s never going to change. It’s always going to get a pass.

  • @MrBemnet1
    @MrBemnet1 Місяць тому +5

    I interviewed for a data scientist job at PepsiCo a while back. The role was all about using AI and machine learning to boost marketing. They use really advanced math to sell as much of their products as they can, and most of their stuff (except for a few like Quaker Oats) isn’t exactly healthy-think sodas and chips. They even use scientific methods to make their food so irresistible that you can’t stop eating it. PepsiCo doesn’t have any reason to want to sell less.
    We’re seeing issues with ultra-processed foods and health problems like high blood pressure in the U.S., partly because we’re pretty well-off (food costs less of our income compared to other countries) and because these ultra-processed foods are super tasty. What can we do about it?

    • @saturationstation1446
      @saturationstation1446 Місяць тому

      most of it never gets consumed either. just sits on shelves until it goes bad because the amount of people who can afford ANYTHING in eurocentric culture keeps exponentially shrinking every single year since the ussr collapsed and the euros decided they no longer had any reason to act humanitarian anymore...

  • @glenk77
    @glenk77 Місяць тому +5

    RFK, jr was basically cancelled for saying all of this. But throw it on CBS and it's news..

    • @hypothalapotamus5293
      @hypothalapotamus5293 Місяць тому

      I thought RFK got cancelled for hitting a bear cub with his car and leaving it in central park as a joke.

  • @franzb69
    @franzb69 Місяць тому +8

    Processed food is evil and bad for you no matter what anyone says.

  • @DSGLABEL
    @DSGLABEL Місяць тому +28

    First step is to ban this "food" from SNAP EBT purchase.

    • @joekerr7975
      @joekerr7975 Місяць тому +4

      Managed a grocery store for over 10 years and was amazed what people could buy with SNAP. Donuts, cookies, chips, soda and chocolate milk were the most purchased items with SNAP in my store. Around the holidays they would buy lobster and crab legs but had to remind them that if we steam it then its prepared food which is taxed and not eligible for SNAP. Most couldn't understand that and argued with me!

    • @ArchThaBoss
      @ArchThaBoss Місяць тому +4

      @@joekerr7975”around the holidays”
      And what’s wrong with that? Everyone deserves a nice meal around the holidays if no other time

    • @ArchThaBoss
      @ArchThaBoss Місяць тому +5

      No the first step would be making real food more affordable. I know plenty of people who get ebt that want to eat better it’s just the real food is much much more expensive. And if you’re getting ebt you’re already struggling financially

    • @DSGLABEL
      @DSGLABEL Місяць тому

      @@ArchThaBoss you bullshiting and you know it.

    • @DSGLABEL
      @DSGLABEL Місяць тому

      @joekerr7975 government sponsored poisoning followed by "Healthcare".

  • @weirdo1060
    @weirdo1060 Місяць тому +9

    Along with the food, we need to look at the supply chain for food markets. There are food deserts in U.S. where processed food from Dollar Tree is more prevalent than organic grocery stores.

  • @maxconroy3394
    @maxconroy3394 6 днів тому +1

    passing away at 44 years old that is so young the reality is the fast food industry and ultra processed foods are killing people

  • @gdj777
    @gdj777 Місяць тому +6

    Food is grown. Not manufactured.

  • @Chosenlaur
    @Chosenlaur Місяць тому +2

    Thank you for sharing this. It really effects minority communities, and we need more food education, I was 70 lbs overweight with major health issues and I got my life back. Praying for America. The ending is more real than you know! Parents please take care.

  • @nsbd90now
    @nsbd90now Місяць тому +8

    An oldster now, if I eat "convenience" foods the negative effect on how I actually feel is very obvious. I've eaten snack foods from other countries and they are definitely much better. Not so greasy and fluorescent and taste better and don't have the weird sick feeling afterwards. I'll still buy pretzels once in a while, and pop my own popcorn, but things like potato chips are now gross, rather than good. Even candy and other sweets familiar from my youth are no longer good and that isn't because of my aging taste buds, it is because of their lousy ingredients.

    • @ArchThaBoss
      @ArchThaBoss Місяць тому +1

      I’m like you, I’d love to eat a bag of lays or some Reese’s peanut butter cups but it just doesn’t taste the same as they did back in the day and leaves me feeling like crap afterwards. I just can’t eat processed stuff like that anymore

  • @yogamuslimah
    @yogamuslimah Місяць тому +2

    My 16year old son was diagnosed last year with ulcerative colitis. His GI Dr would not say diet contributed to it and they wanted to put him on biologicals, which I refused and asked if we could start off with the least aggressive medication (Mesalamine). After suffering from another flareup we changed his diet to VERY MINIMALLY processed foods and lots of organic fruits and veggies. No more flare ups. No biologics. Common sense over $$$

  • @gambeeno817
    @gambeeno817 Місяць тому +4

    The food and health industry in America have a special relationship. Your poor health is the source of their PROFIT. Cook your own fresh food.

  • @AllStars2525
    @AllStars2525 Місяць тому +1

    What a great documentary. It's just unfortunate that this wasn't shown on broadcast TV.

  • @mweihanli9613
    @mweihanli9613 Місяць тому +3

    Mr yamaguchi failed to show how this is all part of the system and medical field. There are many food deserts and the non processed foods are only made available for a few

  • @judah109
    @judah109 Місяць тому +2

    Thank you America for addressing this problem

    • @Aaron.Thomas
      @Aaron.Thomas Місяць тому +3

      And creating it.
      These things are banned most other places.

  • @lvalle-r6i
    @lvalle-r6i Місяць тому +3

    Great video please bring more awareness!!!

  • @neothaka
    @neothaka Місяць тому +2

    I only visited the US once, to Nevada. I was surprised how nearly 95% of the street scenery were big (Fast food) chains. It was tough finding any "normal restaurants". When we bought our own groceries, the price tag was also noticeable higher, almost as if being normal food is treated as a luxury commodity.

  • @K4R3N
    @K4R3N Місяць тому +6

    If it comes in a wrapper, can or box, SKIP IT

  • @nobodynowhere7163
    @nobodynowhere7163 Місяць тому +1

    I like it that the music changes into solo guitar (ukulele) whenever they discuss farmer’s market food.

  • @alexc8512
    @alexc8512 Місяць тому +4

    “thanks for fighting for our country. Here’s some hard shelled milk chocolate” LMAO

  • @anniesshenanigans3815
    @anniesshenanigans3815 Місяць тому +6

    unfortunately Crystal is not what the average American looks like at the doctors office. I work in healthcare and it's an epidemic. I do MRI and many more people just don't fit than 20 years ago..

  • @chrismaclean1755
    @chrismaclean1755 Місяць тому +4

    If only you had a chance to interview Nina Teicholz. She could have really added some serious context to this story as she is actively engaging the corrupt nutrition guidelines committees directly.

  • @AliTehrani23
    @AliTehrani23 Місяць тому +1

    Thank you for making this very very informative video!!!🙌🏼

  • @FollowingtheonewhoisChrist
    @FollowingtheonewhoisChrist Місяць тому +3

    ‘The US is a country that likes individual choice’
    It’s not a choice when people are not aware and educated on it!

  • @matthewsaunders4820
    @matthewsaunders4820 Місяць тому +1

    Oh Tiara ☹ she's a good kid and her mom loves her so much

  • @JohnSandovalesq
    @JohnSandovalesq Місяць тому +3

    In my opinion, I feel as if it is the food companies and the pharmaceutical companies working almost in tandem against us. If the food supply gets better and people start eating more healthy foods, then the need for pharmaceuticals will decrease. Keeping us hooked on unhealthy food generates profits for the food industry, the pharmaceutical industry, hospitals...as well as gymnasiums, the diet industry, and even the clothing industry as people's clothing size fluctuates when they try to lose weight. What's shocking is how different the food is in say, Canada or the EU vs the U.S., many ingredients and additives that are common here are outlawed in other countries. Edit: just saw the very end of the video. Heartbreaking...so sad for that young girl.

    • @StevenSiew2
      @StevenSiew2 Місяць тому

      Have you been watching the movie Fifth Element where the evil bad guy demostates how breaking a glass cup generates additional GDP for the economy?

  • @IamGoen
    @IamGoen Місяць тому +2

    I think a great solution would be to adopt the list approved by Europe here in the USA and then discontinue our current list. Then, each new chemical the US food companies want to add should go through a vetting process to prove it's safety and discover any side effects.

  • @proconsumersafety
    @proconsumersafety Місяць тому +6

    I love the poor guy in this film demonstrating ultra processed plant based milk with tons of sugar. He is obese, then of course they list the health impacts, obesity, etc. Sadly. Fortunately, I have never eaten any of this crap, nor will I. Now there might be other reasons why this man was overweight, and I did not say to to put him down in any way. I am just making a point as an example. But honestly ultra processed, even like cheetos or potato chips, etc. that are spicy that taste amazing are very dangerous for our health. As an epidemiologist, when these companies suggest that there is no causality of health effects. In that, there are other contributors. True. However, there have been so many cases where those who were consuming ultra processed foods regularly, once they stopped and ate fresh vegetables and improved their nutrition with real food they suddenly became healthier, had more energy, slept better, and reduced stress.

  • @NellLiuNini
    @NellLiuNini Місяць тому +1

    Amazing journalism! 🎉

  • @cousinchris5851
    @cousinchris5851 Місяць тому +3

    America🇺🇸 We the corporations?

  • @Salmiyaguy1
    @Salmiyaguy1 Місяць тому +1

    I would like to see a comparison on additives and food substitutes to Canada.

  • @PSA78
    @PSA78 Місяць тому +3

    Damn, Kevin Hall, one of the most impressive scientists around. 😳

  • @LTNF-o3c
    @LTNF-o3c Місяць тому +3

    Adam Yamaguchi is unbelievably hot

  • @barbarasteadman5940
    @barbarasteadman5940 Місяць тому

    Thank, Sir, for your caring about our food health.

  • @JeffKohn
    @JeffKohn Місяць тому +3

    Proud to say that all the food in my home contains exactly one ingredient. The food itself. Follow Dr Michael Greger for more information about how to save yourself and your loved ones.

  • @Pumpkinspicesluut
    @Pumpkinspicesluut Місяць тому +1

    This is a great video!

  • @injesusname3732
    @injesusname3732 Місяць тому +4

    make dirt taste like steak ≠ solution to food problems

  • @wunkle9523
    @wunkle9523 Місяць тому +1

    Now, will CBS refuse advertising from ultra processed food producers?

  • @jimellaboudy544
    @jimellaboudy544 Місяць тому +5

    God bless Crystal.