Important Podcast you should listen to about Big Pharma/food Companies keeping us sick

Cliffs

I honestly don't need a Liberty safe, but thanks.

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It could possibly save your life or your childs.

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Too late, died in 2016 at age 65

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Big pharma makes you sick, etc.

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how? By making you take medicine? Like what?

It’s a partnership between big pharma and the food industry. The FDA allows shitty, cancer causing foods into our food supply that keeps us sick and dependent on big pharmas drugs.

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LA is full of fat arse slobs who completely disregard their health.

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Not just LA. Half (or more) of our country has a food addiction because they're too lazy to read food labels and research what they are ingesting. The chemicals in our food are making us sick and keeping us sick.

Don't worry, though, big pharma has plenty of pills to make everything alright so go ahead and drink that coke and eat those doritos.

47 and have never once taken a prescription drug. Everyone has the power to say no. Drugs are drugs.

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oh - does the podcast say which foods to avoid and which drugs we need to stay away from? So it’s seed oils, ozempic & birth control?

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Haven’t listened to the entire episode yet but those are some of the topics. Seed oils are trash. If you need to use cooking oil you should only use avocado or coconut oil.

Ozempic is being used by people who are fat due to their own laziness and shitty eating habits. People would rather take a pill and continue ingesting fast food and coke instead of eating healthy and exercising to lose weight.

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is olive oil still good for consumption?

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it's not a seed oil, so it's much better. Tallow, lard, duck fat and real butter: All are much, much better for you than seed oils, and food tastes much better using it also. We ate it for thousands of years up until 75 years ago, along with red meat. You can watch the graphs of diabetes, obesity and other chronic health conditions rise proportionally as we've phased out whole foods. Last I read, the average American's red meat consumption comes out to around an ounce or two per day, but sure, ruminant meat -which is a super food- is the problem. Surely it's not the seed oils, sugar and simple carbohydrates and grains that we consume more of than anytime in human history, and a diet which is almost completely exclusive to this country in its lack of quality, whole ingredients.

What's also wild is the PFAs that are in our foods, and chemicals like lead. The studies coming out about basic things like salt being full of lead, the Simply Orange brand of juices being chock full of PFAs and getting sued, along with other food and drink manufacturers having it in their products and us now finding out about it.

Over half of the otherwise healthy children in the United States have chronic health conditions. Children. When I go to pick my son up from school I'm shocked at the amount of literal lard asses that are k through 6th grade. We're addicted to processed food, and studies show it causes the same dopamine releases as hard drugs. No wonder we can't stop eating the trash we ingest. "Ice cream" sandwiches can be left out on a concrete slab in the middle of the summer and never melt. Before long, finding fruits and vegetables without Apeel coating will be nearly impossible. Breakfast cereals, which are mostly horrible for you, are loaded with glyphosate and it exists in almost every American's body because it's on almost every corn, grain, fruit and vegetable, and pretty much every other mainline agricultural product.

We've got food manufacturers renaming food dyes that are banned the world over except for here because people are catching on. Look at the ingredients for a soft drink sold in Canada vs. that same soft drink made and sold here. It's astounding. The way that corporate food manufacturers have captured agencies like the FDA is a prime example of why we don't have a truly free market capitalist economy. We now have what is effectively state capitalism.

These corporate conglomerates are married to the bureaucracy, and there's not a damned thing anybody can do about putting that genie back in the bottle, I'm afraid.