Many of the points are fair but off the point. You should point out some good processed food that is long lasting like white rice or rice, some low sugar cereal, oats, porridge which is the one cereal with less than the 10g/0.3 oz per 100g/3.5 oz that you need otherwise it is too high in sugar.
The ingredients are there 2 make it last long enough, if you want real food buy it from a farmers, market, online from a farmer. A major store like Walmart, I think is not going 2 be the same/as cheap
I know processed foods can be more unhealthy as they contain lots of 'e numbers', long list of stuff in it. But they exists because people are busy and want their food to last more than 1-2 days and you can keep it and it not go off and rot quickly.
The industry is filling a need to have stuff last longer as people don't spend time going to the market every day.
Some of the better processed food could be store veg as chemicals I think are added to keep it looking green and fresh too...
I really like this video, you were great at conveying the differences between whole and processed foods, but didn't Natalie already make a video similar to this?
You both mention alot of the same points, but obviously, you're speaking on the same subject, lol. Nevertheless, you mention alot of noteworthy facts. Thank you!
@MrAtheist1984 No question is a stupid question. I want the facts. In psychetruth style/ point format. Thats better than some guy comming on TV who wants you to spend money on his product saying "Duh, diets don't work" with out giving any cridible info. (and the girls are cute too ;p)
Your videos are amazing, your unbelievably intelligent and I fully support you and psychetruth. I am really glad there is something worth watching online.
I know it's summer on the opposite side of earth, but it means it needs to travel a very long way, and everyone knows that natural food don't keep good that long, right ?
So could you explain what are the best options when every garden are freezed ?
In the Netherlands we used to have commercials for wholefoods, like "Milk, the white engine", or "Chicken, the most versatile piece of meat", or "eat wisely, eat an apple", "Bread (ok is processed food, but it's a basic), there's something in it". Here we have a foundation that's called the foodcentre and it supports healthy food with commercials.
Yes, but the process are mainly to prevent/delay bacteria growth that might not be good for human consumption. It dose though cut down on some of the microbe life in milk. If the milk only lasts about a week I wouldnt worry to much. If it lasts longer or is not stored cold then its processed with conservation ingredients or similar. Most chocolate milk are like this.
Personally I think whole foods are great, but a 100% whole food diet isnt necessary, I think.
Part of the reason we so much big advertising campaigns behind processed foods is due to the low overhead (the money needed to spend before seeing a profit) These foods cost them nothing to make so then they spend millions, even billions, on marketing this junk.
hi! i was wondering if you could be alittle more specific about how bad or good processed foods are. say, how much sugar for this or that. try and include several ones that we all buy.scott
just eat natural food. food from nature like fruits and veggies with little seafood on the side. avoid any and every wheat product such bread, pasta, cookies. whole wheat and/or white flour should be avoid. rice is ok but keep it to a minimum. avoid milk and egg. organic egg is good raw milk from farm animal is also good. don't eat industrialized meat product.
They didn't mention if rice and beans are "processed foods", even though most nutritiionists consider them healthy. A caveperson wouldn't have eaten them and wouldn't have cooked most things. Should we eat meat and eggs raw like cavepersons? Dairy is in the perimeter of the grocery, but it wasn't in primitive diets.
@giaofnature yeah, there was no agriculture during caveman times. so everything that is obtained by agriculture should also not be eaten according to that rule
I just wanted to send a quick "thank you" for doing what you do and helping spread knowledge that will lead to a healthier, more knowledgeable populace. So, thanks!
I've noticed that the more cartoonish and silly the commercial is for a food, the worse it is for you... Its like their trying to make the food seem innocent and good for you..weird.
I dont know your name love so I'm just going to call you what we called the last one, Natalie. Or at least untill you correct me.
So natalie how do you rate things like tinned tuna (spring water or oil), they have incredibly short ingredient lists usually sunfloer/oil or water & salt & of course fish & not really any preservatives yet they are processed (cooked & tinned)
If that granny smith apple would have been replaced with lets say a giant peach cut in halve, then we would have been working with something reaaaaaaly special. lol
Thanks so much Carina! I am getting married in about three months and moving out of my parents' house, so I'll finally be able to do my own shopping. I can't wait to start buying healthy, whole foods!
Eating a diet without any processed foods is just not possible for many people due to costs and time restraints. I work a mere 20 hours a week and still, most days I don't want to spend time making a full meal and if I NEVER purchased anything processed I'd be broke. I don't have a car or rent to pay, and no children. Still too expensive.
It's about moderation. Hit local farmers markets. If you need to eat processed, make sure it's as little as possible.
If you are looking for whole foods that will last for long periods of time, for emergencies or winter storage foods, dry your fruits and veggies as dried foods retain 95 percent of their nutritional value. Just reconstitute with water.Minimally processed is just as good as fresh in a pinch. Oh, and always eat organic.
@hunthicks I do agree with you but I had said if you want to have food for long storage to dry them ...meaning when they are in season buy them then and dry them(when they are much cheaper). Always eat seasonal foods that's the way our bodies work better, and its cheap. Root veggies are traditionally eaten in Canada during the winter, and add those dried foods or minimally processed foods for variety. This is how Canadians ate before we all became chubby Oh and learn to cook , it is healthier.
That is "Whole Foods for Dummies" :) I am sure this is going to benefit many of us :) It is surprising how less informed we are about what we put in our mouth.
@sths2009 I'd say canned anything is not as good as fresh sea/waterborne food in general (or any other food). It's good long lasting survival food though, as an alternative to the fresh versions.
A lot of the heating, and liquids (or other substances, like chemicals added to the food or liquid) they store them in can have questionable effects. Not to mention, I've heard the cans lined in plastic (not all are, I've heard tin cans might not be too healthy either) could give off Bisphenol A (BPA).
Well long story short I brought some vitamins at a "health" food store for the first time since forever. I get home, look at the bottle, then I start thinking "Wait why is there such a long name behind each vitamin" The I typed the names in and I found out that it wasn't a fancy "scientific" word for the vitamins. It was a synthetic "equivalent". This would be like finding out your health shake was really pepsi.
IF your vitamin is too cheap(10 dollars) to be true, then it is.
@maicongphuc Look, I apologize. I dont know where your from; but over here women get full service. Do you know what I'm talking about, because you seem reaaaaaally offended at the thought of being eaten. Its not that bad at all. I can provide you testimony from others just like yourself if you want. So do I pronounce your name as meganfuck or what? To answer your question: I EAT THE GIRLS!!! The nutritional value of vitamin P is questionable but rewarding none the less. Just let him do it!!!!!
Well, what about cheese? It's been around for a long time, but it seems pretty processed. I know that plastic cheese is processed, but what side do cheddar, mozzarella, etc. fall on?
@Jon166 Processed, but healthy enough for a diet that includes dairy. People have been eating cheeses for a long time, not that it's a best fit for all, and the quantities are often eaten in excess.
Processed meats, even jerky, can be fairly healthy if done right. Jerky also lasts a long time.
I've been off meat/dairy for over a year now, but that's no reason to not be willing to prepare, and understand the foods. I've eaten my fair share of junk food, meat/eggs, and dairy for one life.
@Jon166 I would eat anything I had to to survive (in a life or death situation), but while I have the choice, I will continue with what seems right for my body at that moment. Anyhow, I've gone way off track from your original question, hope some of that was worth the read, good day to you Jon166.
@MrSpemat Well the best way to start is by informing the public. The FDA and USDA are supposed to watch out for our safety. It's about time we hold them accountable. Have you seen "Food Inc." by the way? it's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.
I've seen ads for frozen veggies, but that's about it, and I'd still consider that processed, and I'm not sure how much nutrition/life is lost from the freezing. They certainly taste very different from fresh produce.
As far as buying by the lb. it's not uncommon to find produce prepackaged for a certain weight, but there is often a risk of there being rotten bits in there, that you can't pick through as easily.
I really liked your presentation and the informative commentary. Will watch more.
@forevasweet1 i dont think a lot of americans know...there has been such a big dumbing down of america that its very possible for people not to know any better? think about it...majority of people run to get their diet coke or slim fast with their lean cuisine. none of them are actually doing raw foods anymore. also the price of raw foods can be pricey esp if they arent genetically modified.
@forevasweet1 Either many people in some regions don't know a lot of this, or don't care. They might not care because the people around them don't seem to care, or don't know why they should care.
Some people are so out of touch with themselves I would bet that they don't question why they are in the state they are in and seek answers to find a remedy. Instead people are often satisfied by being told that what they are experiencing is simply genetic, which can be the case (e.g. thyroid issues).
@jerami101 lol i know. here's a hint: whole food do not come in a wrapper. i'm just kidding though. i know that today the media pushes that each of us has to have a special product advertised just to us. like if you're a woman, you need the woman's razor to shave, for example. we start to get confused when we are faced with products that do not have advertising on them. i think the #1 problem is the tv: turn it off, it's seriously brainwashing! save money too!
Thanks you very much for all these great information and explanation.
nac331 3 days ago
Is whole grain cereal healthy to eat for breakfast?
Timskees2003 1 week ago
Thanks for the awareness on what foods to aviod period.
bqeelite24 1 week ago
hello. i would like to know if artificial nutrition is, or can ever be a healthy alternative to solid foods?
sexxxaussiesyle 1 week ago
209 Diaz
greatblueherron 2 weeks ago
shit that's how I make most of my decisions...would a caveman rape this bitch...
Godsprimechoice 2 weeks ago
you are so sexy!
FlyyySaiii 3 weeks ago
What about the candy you buy by the pound? LOL... ;)
heartcenter333 3 weeks ago
@heartcenter333 I think it's healthy, she said so!!! :D
MTC2k11 2 weeks ago
I look at it this way: if it doesn't grow that way, then it isn't natural.
adm458nelson 4 weeks ago 2
So wheat has been processed around 11,400 years at the very least. Same with Quina and other grasse, wheats, etc. Is that counted as a "whole" food?
calmman32 4 weeks ago
Is your video about genetic obesity is already on You Tube or not yet?
Wrobelkrzysztof1 1 month ago
you look good girl ;)
Wrobelkrzysztof1 1 month ago
It's not genetics it is lifestyle the kids learn from parents-
nesterhaus 1 month ago
Stick to farmer markets or even organic markets they have the best option of meats and produce.
xV1C1OUSxV1XENx 2 months ago
You are so beautiful Corrina!
DemonicSymphonic 3 months ago
Whoever you are, I am asking you out on a date via YouTube!
FideTheProducer 4 months ago 2
Oh hey! Have you tried intellectus 424 diet (google it)? Ive heard some great things about it and my cooworker lost lots of weight with it.
milichankazu 5 months ago
Awesome information.
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Many of the points are fair but off the point. You should point out some good processed food that is long lasting like white rice or rice, some low sugar cereal, oats, porridge which is the one cereal with less than the 10g/0.3 oz per 100g/3.5 oz that you need otherwise it is too high in sugar.
The ingredients are there 2 make it last long enough, if you want real food buy it from a farmers, market, online from a farmer. A major store like Walmart, I think is not going 2 be the same/as cheap
ilow20 8 months ago
I know processed foods can be more unhealthy as they contain lots of 'e numbers', long list of stuff in it. But they exists because people are busy and want their food to last more than 1-2 days and you can keep it and it not go off and rot quickly.
The industry is filling a need to have stuff last longer as people don't spend time going to the market every day.
Some of the better processed food could be store veg as chemicals I think are added to keep it looking green and fresh too...
ilow20 8 months ago
what about bananas? hahaha i see the chaqita banana commercial all the time and those are whole foods
queenfrostine97 10 months ago
@queenfrostine97 Ohh... you're right!! It's a general rule of thumb, but once in a while there are whole foods with some advertising. :D
CorrinaLovesJazz 10 months ago
..great rack...
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TheHcgdietplan 11 months ago
thanks Karina! ^_^ ♥♥♥
do you have a website or a twitter account?
NiceAznBoy 1 year ago
@NiceAznBoy You can find me on facebook: Corrina Rachel Glad you liked it!
CorrinaLovesJazz 10 months ago
I like your definition of what is a processed foods and what is a whole foods and how you explain between the 2,great video.
bqeelite24 1 year ago
I really like this video, you were great at conveying the differences between whole and processed foods, but didn't Natalie already make a video similar to this?
You both mention alot of the same points, but obviously, you're speaking on the same subject, lol. Nevertheless, you mention alot of noteworthy facts. Thank you!
KommenSieSpielster 1 year ago
Jack Lalanne would be proud of this video. =)
H0tkebab 1 year ago
I can't stand how cute she is.
MrMaryJanes 1 year ago
Do diets work? Do a video on that
StMaule 1 year ago
@StMaule Thats a stupid question you could have just as asked does diet coke or pepsi.
MrAtheist1984 1 year ago
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StMaule 1 year ago
@MrAtheist1984 No question is a stupid question. I want the facts. In psychetruth style/ point format. Thats better than some guy comming on TV who wants you to spend money on his product saying "Duh, diets don't work" with out giving any cridible info. (and the girls are cute too ;p)
StMaule 1 year ago
Love your videos! always good stuff!
BookWormArielle 1 year ago
Your videos are amazing, your unbelievably intelligent and I fully support you and psychetruth. I am really glad there is something worth watching online.
wingzero8919 1 year ago
Thank you for promoting healthy food.!
ArtRoom 1 year ago
What is better 2% milk or homogenized?Thanks
Mowglibaloo2 1 year ago
What is better 2% milk or homogenized?
Mowglibaloo2 1 year ago
@psychetruth Thanks for the informations, Karina.
But how can we have whole food during winter ?
I know it's summer on the opposite side of earth, but it means it needs to travel a very long way, and everyone knows that natural food don't keep good that long, right ?
So could you explain what are the best options when every garden are freezed ?
Thank you
michaeljackfan 1 year ago
Very helpful information. Thank you!
Jpbonin 1 year ago
Great thoughts. The ingredient list was funny. It seems to go on endlessly. Best wishes.
catfishmudflap 1 year ago
Love the cucumber background. and the chick in front
youngfred116 1 year ago
Well done and nice display of the KISS method!!! xoxo
pete0969wi 1 year ago
"Please [mum] can I have some more?"
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airheadwonder 1 year ago
Carena is the new Natalie ?
e30m3drift 1 year ago
i heard everyyyy worddd
sidhur8 1 year ago
peanuts and cashews are a whole food, right!? Even if they come from the grocery aisle "salt-free" in a canister???
groovybassline 1 year ago
Thanks for uploading! Lots of good info on processed food awareness and knowing what we're putting in our bodies.
kbs1212 1 year ago
Who Cares?
yomama9234 1 year ago
damn girl where's your cleavage?
mckill2007 1 year ago
Yummy! Girls are processed foods!
opmdevil 1 year ago
In the Netherlands we used to have commercials for wholefoods, like "Milk, the white engine", or "Chicken, the most versatile piece of meat", or "eat wisely, eat an apple", "Bread (ok is processed food, but it's a basic), there's something in it". Here we have a foundation that's called the foodcentre and it supports healthy food with commercials.
Pienvde 1 year ago
@Pienvde Isn't pasteurized milk also considered "processed"?
asalade 1 year ago
@asalade
Yes, but the process are mainly to prevent/delay bacteria growth that might not be good for human consumption. It dose though cut down on some of the microbe life in milk. If the milk only lasts about a week I wouldnt worry to much. If it lasts longer or is not stored cold then its processed with conservation ingredients or similar. Most chocolate milk are like this.
Personally I think whole foods are great, but a 100% whole food diet isnt necessary, I think.
Lobos222 1 year ago
Love the video! Lots of information that was useful.
MsCharaSenior 1 year ago
i can't look at his girl without envisioning having sex with her
Tolstoievsky 1 year ago
Foods that dont go bad CANT be good for us
FletcherHabit 1 year ago
Part of the reason we so much big advertising campaigns behind processed foods is due to the low overhead (the money needed to spend before seeing a profit) These foods cost them nothing to make so then they spend millions, even billions, on marketing this junk.
FletcherHabit 1 year ago
hey you lost weight
heratus007 1 year ago
Whole foods grow in the Earth. Processed foods don't. What's so difficult to understand?
HigherPlanes 1 year ago
5 people from Monsanto saw this video.
solobackpacking 1 year ago
hi! i was wondering if you could be alittle more specific about how bad or good processed foods are. say, how much sugar for this or that. try and include several ones that we all buy.scott
gallagherscott11 1 year ago
i get more energy out of natural food
mossberg451 1 year ago
just eat natural food. food from nature like fruits and veggies with little seafood on the side. avoid any and every wheat product such bread, pasta, cookies. whole wheat and/or white flour should be avoid. rice is ok but keep it to a minimum. avoid milk and egg. organic egg is good raw milk from farm animal is also good. don't eat industrialized meat product.
zonzore 1 year ago
I also avoid anything with high fructose corn syrup.
chiyerano 1 year ago
I try to avoid anything with hydrogenated oils or artificial colors or flavors or preservatives.
chiyerano 1 year ago
its a bit sad that people dont know how to detect processed foods or a whole foods....
shintsu01 1 year ago 2
They didn't mention if rice and beans are "processed foods", even though most nutritiionists consider them healthy. A caveperson wouldn't have eaten them and wouldn't have cooked most things. Should we eat meat and eggs raw like cavepersons? Dairy is in the perimeter of the grocery, but it wasn't in primitive diets.
giaofnature 1 year ago
@giaofnature yeah, there was no agriculture during caveman times. so everything that is obtained by agriculture should also not be eaten according to that rule
Tolstoievsky 1 year ago
3 people eat MCDonald's
FATHERM 1 year ago
Thank you. I posted on facebook for my idiot friends.
multiversedancer 1 year ago
This dirty bitch said that "Whole Food come from the dirt"
There nothing healthier than eating Whole Food, the rest is Monsanto food to feed the Borg like bitches like you.
seyoumeye 1 year ago
I just wanted to send a quick "thank you" for doing what you do and helping spread knowledge that will lead to a healthier, more knowledgeable populace. So, thanks!
Dsagaa 1 year ago
Excellent presentation. Enjoyable, informative, and Corina is visually pleasing.
spitoncat 1 year ago
serious people u should the difference between process and whole foods...bunch of dummies fat people
yis2 1 year ago
I love these videos!
HealthyHug 1 year ago
I've noticed that the more cartoonish and silly the commercial is for a food, the worse it is for you... Its like their trying to make the food seem innocent and good for you..weird.
jazzplayer9 1 year ago
I dont know your name love so I'm just going to call you what we called the last one, Natalie. Or at least untill you correct me.
So natalie how do you rate things like tinned tuna (spring water or oil), they have incredibly short ingredient lists usually sunfloer/oil or water & salt & of course fish & not really any preservatives yet they are processed (cooked & tinned)
How do they rate?
wondeboy12 1 year ago
2 Qs- spices, they last for like 3 to 4 years are they processed / and 2 cheese and butter are they as bad bad as processed foods ?
skeletorcake 1 year ago
You have such an unusual, sexy mouth.
Your bod is hot.
I want to see more leg, but that is just me...
Um...good vid. Thank you for the info!
jerseystitch 1 year ago
Nice video. Keep up the good work.
billshekoury 1 year ago
usuallly is the word :-)
milkmannen 1 year ago
If that granny smith apple would have been replaced with lets say a giant peach cut in halve, then we would have been working with something reaaaaaaly special. lol
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This was very informative.
bizminded32 1 year ago
should have also quickly mentioned when buying whole foods to be careful of the "dirty dozen" that are most important to buy organic
marpoq 1 year ago
Thanks so much Carina! I am getting married in about three months and moving out of my parents' house, so I'll finally be able to do my own shopping. I can't wait to start buying healthy, whole foods!
geesealyse 1 year ago
Eating a diet without any processed foods is just not possible for many people due to costs and time restraints. I work a mere 20 hours a week and still, most days I don't want to spend time making a full meal and if I NEVER purchased anything processed I'd be broke. I don't have a car or rent to pay, and no children. Still too expensive.
It's about moderation. Hit local farmers markets. If you need to eat processed, make sure it's as little as possible.
hunthicks 1 year ago
love the pix
lordfredfine 1 year ago
Damn she is sexy.
anuthehigh 1 year ago
you are lovely!
FreedomAtRisk 1 year ago
If you are looking for whole foods that will last for long periods of time, for emergencies or winter storage foods, dry your fruits and veggies as dried foods retain 95 percent of their nutritional value. Just reconstitute with water.Minimally processed is just as good as fresh in a pinch. Oh, and always eat organic.
canadianmuslimnproud 1 year ago
@canadianmuslimnproud Most Canadians can barely afford fresh veggies, let alone organic, especially this time of year.
hunthicks 1 year ago
@hunthicks I do agree with you but I had said if you want to have food for long storage to dry them ...meaning when they are in season buy them then and dry them(when they are much cheaper). Always eat seasonal foods that's the way our bodies work better, and its cheap. Root veggies are traditionally eaten in Canada during the winter, and add those dried foods or minimally processed foods for variety. This is how Canadians ate before we all became chubby Oh and learn to cook , it is healthier.
canadianmuslimnproud 1 year ago
That is "Whole Foods for Dummies" :) I am sure this is going to benefit many of us :) It is surprising how less informed we are about what we put in our mouth.
TheSweetPerry 1 year ago
peanuts???
ssramroop 1 year ago
wow, has america gotten this dumb? some of the indicators "an unprocessed food looks like a round ball that orange in colour, its zesty and healthy"
stellarshore 1 year ago
how about tuna? it comes in a can...??
sths2009 1 year ago
@sths2009 I'd say canned anything is not as good as fresh sea/waterborne food in general (or any other food). It's good long lasting survival food though, as an alternative to the fresh versions.
A lot of the heating, and liquids (or other substances, like chemicals added to the food or liquid) they store them in can have questionable effects. Not to mention, I've heard the cans lined in plastic (not all are, I've heard tin cans might not be too healthy either) could give off Bisphenol A (BPA).
dimeuno 1 year ago
well done, can you do one about real vitamins verses synthetic vitamins
Such as vitamin C (Real vitamin C) being different from Ascorbic Acid (Fake vitamin C that is mistaken for real vitamin C)
chevytheplayer 1 year ago
Please tell me more of this fake Vitamen C, chevytheplayer. I thought for along time ascorbic acid was just vitamen C by another name.
SiliconBong 1 year ago
@SiliconBong
Well long story short I brought some vitamins at a "health" food store for the first time since forever. I get home, look at the bottle, then I start thinking "Wait why is there such a long name behind each vitamin" The I typed the names in and I found out that it wasn't a fancy "scientific" word for the vitamins. It was a synthetic "equivalent". This would be like finding out your health shake was really pepsi.
IF your vitamin is too cheap(10 dollars) to be true, then it is.
chevytheplayer 1 year ago
this american fitness guy said "if humans made it. don't eat it."
happosai27 1 year ago 36
@happosai27 so you shouldn't eat carrots or bananas
Tolstoievsky 1 year ago
@Tolstoievsky because these were domesticated by humans you mean? you know what he meant ;P
"human made" food like processed industrial food
happosai27 1 year ago
@happosai27
Jack Lalanne said that. Hes a legend.
H0tkebab 1 year ago
@H0tkebab ah yes. i couldn't remember the name. but thats not really an excuse if google is just a click away i guess
happosai27 1 year ago
lentils last a long time
heratus007 1 year ago
whole video i js got the meaning of processed food that can be say as a gradients food in js 2 or 3 second. . . LOL
sim0332 1 year ago
Yummy! Girls are whole foods!
Goliathgage88 1 year ago 23
@Goliathgage88 hahahahahahahahaha....
SWEETAgirl20 1 year ago
@Goliathgage88 fuck you!
tell me, you eat the food or you eat the girls?
maicongphuc 1 year ago
@maicongphuc Look, I apologize. I dont know where your from; but over here women get full service. Do you know what I'm talking about, because you seem reaaaaaally offended at the thought of being eaten. Its not that bad at all. I can provide you testimony from others just like yourself if you want. So do I pronounce your name as meganfuck or what? To answer your question: I EAT THE GIRLS!!! The nutritional value of vitamin P is questionable but rewarding none the less. Just let him do it!!!!!
Goliathgage88 1 year ago
@Goliathgage88 Some people haven't been eaten yet. :-P
TrickyEmu 1 year ago
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Goliathgage88 1 year ago
Well, what about cheese? It's been around for a long time, but it seems pretty processed. I know that plastic cheese is processed, but what side do cheddar, mozzarella, etc. fall on?
Jon166 1 year ago
@Jon166 Processed, but healthy enough for a diet that includes dairy. People have been eating cheeses for a long time, not that it's a best fit for all, and the quantities are often eaten in excess.
Processed meats, even jerky, can be fairly healthy if done right. Jerky also lasts a long time.
I've been off meat/dairy for over a year now, but that's no reason to not be willing to prepare, and understand the foods. I've eaten my fair share of junk food, meat/eggs, and dairy for one life.
dimeuno 1 year ago
@Jon166 I would eat anything I had to to survive (in a life or death situation), but while I have the choice, I will continue with what seems right for my body at that moment. Anyhow, I've gone way off track from your original question, hope some of that was worth the read, good day to you Jon166.
dimeuno 1 year ago
Great information. A lot of helpful tips and knowledge went into your presentation. But that steak burger did look good. lol
capman911 1 year ago
Is this just a joke or are americans just so dumb that they don't cnow what are whole foods?
1ProGamer 1 year ago
Adderall, fluoride, aspartame, McDonalds, GMO's and High Fructose corn syrup... the American food pyramid!
MrSpemat 1 year ago
@MrSpemat You forgot MSG
Altois 1 year ago
@Altois fuck! thanks for reminding me... just want to help our fine FDA and USDA make us all as healthy as possible...
MrSpemat 1 year ago
@MrSpemat Well the best way to start is by informing the public. The FDA and USDA are supposed to watch out for our safety. It's about time we hold them accountable. Have you seen "Food Inc." by the way? it's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.
Altois 1 year ago
Where is the Left Handed Facts Girl?
DannyBellon 1 year ago
heyyy your back!. Cool video... I've started growing my own vegetables fruits.. Thank you for the inspiration. BTW keep them coming
Much love from RI
cisco2992 1 year ago
Good information sweety, muchas gracias!
007HubbaBubba 1 year ago
GREAT INFO, THANKS!!!!!
Mwink1975 1 year ago
Great.
zmelli 1 year ago
I've seen ads for frozen veggies, but that's about it, and I'd still consider that processed, and I'm not sure how much nutrition/life is lost from the freezing. They certainly taste very different from fresh produce.
As far as buying by the lb. it's not uncommon to find produce prepackaged for a certain weight, but there is often a risk of there being rotten bits in there, that you can't pick through as easily.
I really liked your presentation and the informative commentary. Will watch more.
dimeuno 1 year ago
cant wait for the next video love you guys!!!
givemewisdom 1 year ago
This Presentation is for inner City Americans in particular, but ,truth be told, find it Interesting too. Thanks
kroikye 1 year ago
great video looking forward to the next one
IHACKER316 1 year ago
its sweet of you to make this vid.. but isnt all of this stuff really obvious??
forevasweet1 1 year ago
@forevasweet1 i dont think a lot of americans know...there has been such a big dumbing down of america that its very possible for people not to know any better? think about it...majority of people run to get their diet coke or slim fast with their lean cuisine. none of them are actually doing raw foods anymore. also the price of raw foods can be pricey esp if they arent genetically modified.
givemewisdom 1 year ago
@forevasweet1 Either many people in some regions don't know a lot of this, or don't care. They might not care because the people around them don't seem to care, or don't know why they should care.
Some people are so out of touch with themselves I would bet that they don't question why they are in the state they are in and seek answers to find a remedy. Instead people are often satisfied by being told that what they are experiencing is simply genetic, which can be the case (e.g. thyroid issues).
dimeuno 1 year ago
Kinda goes hand n hand with the dumbing down of America don't you think? I mean you have to make a video explaining what is processed and what isn't.
jerami101 1 year ago 3
@jerami101 lol i know. here's a hint: whole food do not come in a wrapper. i'm just kidding though. i know that today the media pushes that each of us has to have a special product advertised just to us. like if you're a woman, you need the woman's razor to shave, for example. we start to get confused when we are faced with products that do not have advertising on them. i think the #1 problem is the tv: turn it off, it's seriously brainwashing! save money too!
razorbladekissss 1 year ago
@jerami101 absolutlely, they might come in BOX........ LOL
zacatetas 1 year ago
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