You Are What You Eat - Would You Eat This Chicken

Is chicken good for you? Is the chicken that you buy healthy? Are the chickens that you eating healthy? Bryan Marcel goes out to a pastured chicken farm, then goes into a major chicken grower's chicken coop. The chicken that you buy from any of the big names: Pilgrim's Pride, Tyson or Perdue were raised just like the conventional chickens in the video (This video was filmed at one of their growers). The American people have no idea that antibiotics, growth stimulants and arsenic is added to the food (GMO corn) that the chickens are fed. The chicken's food is medicated. The arsenic that is added to the chickens food is passed on to you through the chickens meat. The label "natural" means next to nothing. Natural chicken applies to how the chicken was processed. A Nautural chicken is fed the same food that a regular chicken is fed. It's all marketing. Organic chickens are not fed these additives. Organic chicken is a step in the right direction. Pastured poultry (pastured chicken) is the gold standard of how chickens should be raised. Pastured poultry (pastured chicken) truely is natural chicken. Pastured poultry (pastured chicken) tastes better and has more nutrition than a regular conventional chicken. There is a reason why the conventional chicken that you buy at your grocery store is cheap. That reason will harm your health. You are what you eat. http://www.BryanMarcel.com

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[BryanMarcelLifestyle]

The chicken "grower" took a great risk by allowing me to film inside of the chicken coop.

The grower approved my filming only if I wasn't on camera. That way if the company that he/she supplies chickens for accused him/her of being the one that allowed the filming (prohibited by his/her contract) he/she could make the arguement that this type of footage is available on the internet. My being not on camera was the only way that I could make this video happen. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[BryanMarcelLifestyle]

@BryanMarcelLifestyle You're Welcome. I am sorry to hear that.

Make the best choices from what you have available.

[MrLukedanger]

@Ir0nF1st924 its used in supermarkets the food mcdonals uses is the same as the shit in the supermarkets.

[Ir0nF1st924]

*on the feed tag* "organic arsenic"? WTF!! so we are eating arsenic and not even knowing it? screw you McDonalds!!!

[BryanMarcelLifestyle]

@PascaleandSeba Ask the farmer. In the US pastured chicken is much more expensive, about $9.99 a pound.

[aRawLifestyle]

sad..., that you for making this video possible..shared again! :)

[nikkei121]

That is not what I want  to eat

[bgreen1244]

but damn do they taste good

[BeautyHealthZoneBlog]

Oh my goodness, watching that made me shudder...I usually buy free range, but these days how do you know that what they say is free range is actually that and not battery farmed?

[8070jack]

You must be eating "stupid".

[sophoir1]

Thanks for showing the reality, unfortunately in Chile is dificult to choose