Why did we stop to begin with? Oh, because it cut into corporate profits

Just bring back intelligence...BOOMERS...

Beyond that, we've become a complacent ​Lazy society. We can.make so many things it's time consuming but worth it. @pepsico815

@@pepsico815lawsuits too. someone must’ve gotten cut and sued.

Unfortunately, most waxed products have PFAS now...

Swallowing small amounts of saliva over long periods of time can increase the incidence of stomach cancer.

If thin plastic bags n saran are no good, what to wrap veggies or leftovers in??

@@mvann5 aluminmum foil

Because there's unnatural chemicals in every step of the food process its hard to escape. Gmo vegetables sprayed with pesticides, the run off gets into our water which the fishes get exposed to and then we eat those fishes, which then stored with plastic.

At this point, I would be shocked if our government was TRYING to lower our fertility rates

Because that would just make too much sense.

RFK Jr talks about this

Because we are cattle

Half the country supports less regulation.

@@CricketGirrl SMH we need regulation especially when it pertains to food, if not you can only fathom how processed food would be made. Bunch of fillers shortcuts to save money and so forth. Red 40 Blue , and yellow is already derived from petroleum oil. Forever chemicals and plastic throughout products. Roll back regulations and we will become sicker than what the nation is.

See, you have to think a little more about this. Yeah, plastic isn't great, but it also allows food to be widely distributed and cheap for more people. It's not as simple as just putting everything in glass.

You can use seaweeds to make plastic

@katryana Thank you for saying that. You've said what a lot of people are thinking!

Yes and leaving it up to the consumer choice is ridiculous when there is no choice. They should just be banned. Also we need those petrochemicals for other things. Like we do need them for sterile medical equipment and disposable syringes where it makes sense to use them. And it has not made food less wasteful waste has increased and it doesn't make anything fresher or protected compared to the old crates. It makes no sense.

Then make your own Bish

I can remember that. when we would go on picnics momma would wrap sandwiches in wax paper or aluminum foil.

They purpose make plastic with harmful chemicals, they could of make them out of hemp or non-toxic things. Paper straws don’t work.

Aluminum is toxic

YES!! Me too!!

@@Hermes11332Paper straws worked years ago, they were thick enough, and did not leak…not sure how, but they worked!! You use them once, and that’s all. Sure, they can pinch partly closed, but just don’t do it. You can un-pinch them too, or get another one if too bent by accident.

Not really, we choose to have an unnatural life. 😂 Or are you willing to go off grid and grow your own food? Totally plastic free life? Are you?

@@findpurpose6300 except we dont choose, we are FORCED, because there are no other options. Remember, it is the governments job to protect you and they have failed and fallen into the corporations hands. And realistically most cannot afford to buy land and build a home and build a greenhouse and build a barn for your animals. Its out of reach and thats why most are stuck in this cycle.

@@findpurpose6300 What useful purpose does your question serve? Please tell me.

every bit of processed food has been dead for weeks if not years, you are literally eating death

​@@findpurpose6300 it has nothing to to do with "going of grid" Simple do not use plastic. Reduce when possible, don't buy anything in plastic jars, bottles, containers. That's what I've been doing for many years. You don't find plastics in my kitchen only glass and wood.

They also put fluoride in our water

​@@chrisrm456Floride is fine to drink in moderation, in fact, it's good for teeth

@@gkmwheelspin1207 They put fluoride in everything, not just the water. In fact, there's more fluoride in wine and tea than there is in tap water. They're poisoning you.

*still lead everywhere. many products are contaminated

@@gkmwheelspin1207 No. That is the same garbage that this entire video is about. There is an entire other narrative that reminds us it is a neurotoxin, and shows us how it hurts us... even out teeth.

Eat with your hands then

Try and grow at least some of your own food. If you can at least cut down on the amount of plastic being consumed, you're still better off than most. You don't need a huge garden, many get by with a balcony to grow leafy greens and herbs (which are among the best for ridding your body of other toxins too). Plus, you can add a range of perennial plants to your garden so you don't have to work so hard at growing your own. Ostrich ferns for fiddleheads, red-leaved sorrel (not if you are susceptible to kidney stones), look into Day Lilies for edible species (these are nice in a stir fry. I cook the flower buds this way or add them to salad, where they have an egg-like taste. Also, the new Spring shoots are edible, and the tubers are too apparently). Perennial celery. Claytonia is great in damp, shady spots. Ransoms or Wild Garlic grows easily in damp soil. Bramble tips and nettle tops are good mixed into a curry or stew, the latter fine if stir fried sufficiently. Forced dandelions. Fuchsia fruits are like watery cherries, and hardy fuchsia bushes can grow pretty tall, loading themselves with berries. The more you look, the more good food you can grow with ease and all plastic free..

Petro chem company have to much influence. I miss the glass bottles...

Make it yourself Bish

​@@Casca-su3tyYou'd rather eat with your hands than with metal utensils?

Totally agree, but not just the corporations but governments to! They stopped glass due to health and safety issues, and it could be used as weapons when broken!? That's what I remember hearing years ago, plus they always mentioned that plastic is more Eco friendly!

I first hold government responsible. It's a large part of their job to keep the public safe from harmful products. These things shouldn't even be legal, along with bee killing pesticides etc...

Or nothing at all. You could bring your own basket or bag like we did for centuries at market.

Peanut butter jar used to be in glass

So you need to remove grapes from the plastic when you get home and put them in your Pyrex glass containers.

Avoid food that's frozen inside plastic. When the food thaws, it picks up nanoparticles. Wash all your produce in salt water then rinse.

It's impossible to know what caused your cancer. But there's a million factors. Even natural ones. But most people just take their doctors advice even though they literally want you to keep coming back, that's how they earn a living. They love prescribing drugs and treatments until you're gone and they have no use from you anymore. So they tell us don't eat meat, eat whole grains. Don't eat fat, that's bad for you, eat low fat foods high in sugar. Don't eat eggs and bacon which are basically super foods, eat bread, pasta, and other foods low in nutrients or nutrients you cannot even absorb. Don't just worry about plastic, worry about what they are telling you to eat. The food, medical and pharma industries are all in the same business. And look in to the Oreo vs Statins study. Cholesterol being an issue is a myth. Our brains are made of cholesterol and fat....yet we're terrified of it

but aren't those medical tubes (drips) etc. plastic?

@@prathamshenoy9840exactly

This is why u probably have cancer not plastic no study show that it is plastic this why u got cancer smoking, getting too much ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun or tanning beds, being overweight or having obesity, and drinking too much alcohol. Not plastic everyone will have cancer then. People lived 100 years drinking from plastic.

And plastic is safer than all of those so you should outlive your Grandparents.

Yep. And they lived in lead paint buildings 😅

@@rawbaconthan glass, cotton or stainless steel??? I don’t think plastic with phthalates are as chemically stable as glass and therefore the safety of this type of plastic becomes unknown.

​@@Youngstomatastill live longer than us

@@user-ey8jz1zr2b Glass is also made of plastic too. If you want authentic material use melt quench some minerals into actual glass.

And they work for the stock market world and the whole thing gets corrupted and perverted. Financial people know only about finance, nothing else, but their knowledge there is limited, too. Cannot expect anything from those bullies.

Now, make sure to give the right historical credit. Yes, petroleum companies ramped up production of plastics to make more money but only _after_ the tree huggers made so much noise about paper products being "evil" and needing alternatives. What we needed was expanded recycling of paper and sustainable forestry (both of which were starting to gain ground at that point) but the hippies opened the door for the plastic boom and many of them even applauded it.

All by design.

Glass bottles are available in nearly everything. Don't just get the first thing you grab, look for the glass jar option

@@sl4983okay what about bread can’t find bread in glass

@@sl4983 goods with glass are rare and even more expensive.

@@LunaRomero24Bread doesn’t come in a jar or container. There are bakery department breads that are sold in paper bags.

@smoochdawg EXACTLY!!!! You have made the BEST point. Heck, I worry more about the food ITSELF, more so than the plastic.(lol).

Intentionally

We can avoid some Toxins so it matters what my food comes in, and I don't buy processed foods. I Cook from scratch.

Corect! 😅😅😅😅...

True.

True!

First lets get rid of smartphones!

The window cleaner was vinegar in water.

Here in the Philippines provinces, we use banana leaves to wrap our food. We have abundant of banana trees here hence more practical to use it than buying plastics

Plastics are by far the best and safest way to store food, stop with the banana leaves idiocy.

Start wrapping your dildos in banana leaves bish

You can probably get away with that in Indonesia and phillipines but not in any developed country

Yeah, just sharing our way of living here. I did not say for developed countries like yours to do the same 🤣

Yes, but it is also this stuff that has lifted billions of people out of poverty.

We’ve been ‘lifted out of poverty’ aye? 100 years ago, the average common peasant owned (or had access and the right to cultivate) land enough to grow the vast majority of sustenance for oneself and kinfolk. Average folks would usually have at least a few items made from gold and silver (perhaps an heirloom set of silver plates, cups, dining utensils - a gold stopwatch, belt buckle or cuff links.. an ornately-carved jewelry box, hand-fashioned with artisan-pride and passed down through generations; its gilded lock and corresponding skeleton-key click open the latch, revealing a modest & cherished jewelry-cache: a ring, a brooch, a locket on a necklace chain - just a few things, but they’re things of real, lasting value, made with precious metals and gemstones..). The average work-a-day peasant of our modern, plastic-poisoned world has such an abundance of possessions that it causes a nuisance and eyesore, but what, if any of that stuff has true, universal value, which will still be viable after centuries? And not only did the good folks of the old world, before we ruined everything, have more autonomous prosperity and possessions made to last, with quality craftsmanship and materials, they also had an invaluable wealth of practical knowledge for self-sufficiency, as well as deep generational interconnection and awareness of ancestral lineage. People today are so impoverished, spiritually and mentally - many of us wouldn’t even know why such a thing has value and importance. Modern folks can’t tell glitter from gold.. and many of us will never own a house. We don’t have wealth, we have debt-slavers and piles of poorly made trash that we payed too much for and that won’t last more than 5 years, if that..

I wonder if Israel has these plastic issues

@@stronensycharte64 You bet. Straight from the net: "It said the per capita average hit 7.5 kilograms (16 pounds) per year - five times the average in Europe. Single-use plastics made up an estimated 90% of trash on Israel's coastline, and 19% of the garbage on public lands, constituting a major environmental threat, it said."

@@magnetsandmercury Correct.

@iog muslims are encouraged to use Siwak.

@@5pointview717That's cool, but using a twig, for me at least, can seem unsafe unless it is sourced very well. I use boar hair bristle toothbrushes because although it can too collect bacteria, at least it can be boiled/ran through hot water to cleanse. That said, it concerns whether the boar hair tooth brushes I buy are really boar hair or plastic. And the quality of those boar hair at that, as to what kinds of antibiotic shots or foods that boar was consuming, etc. But would personally still risk it over plastic. Very surprising most ppl don't even care and continue to use nylon bristles.

​@@Iogboar bristles are brutal on the hair strand. But besides that I read about 15 years ago they are pretty radioactive. Now, not sure how all that info stands up today.

@@blueseptember2174 How can they be radioactive? Tried googling but couldn't find anything on that. Mind linking any sources? The thought really never occurred to me.

@@blueseptember2174 after some little bit of research, it seems "For adults, the time required for radioactive cesium that enters the body to reduce to half is said to be about 70 days" according to most studies done. That said, you think it will cause cancer over prolonged use? Should I just then stick to plastic to be sure, or you think plastic is just as bad for your health? What do you do?

my store has always use paper bags they have never used plastic grocery bags ever!!!!

That's the least of the problem

Even worse, when you eat out many ingredients have been exposed to plastic. I ate a hip soup place, they make all their own soups from scratch, very popular local spot. They just serve you soup with break from a local bakery, very fast service. The guy went to refill the serving tray and he came back with a huge HOT PLASTIC BAG full of soup!!! And poured it right into the server like that! This may seem common if your work in food service since I’ve now seen the exact same thing at chipotle, I forget which hot ingredient it was, I think the beans? but it was poured out of a giant hot plastic bag. Even though they make their own soup they package it in plastic for ease of use.

There is plastic coating inside metal cans not just soda but food too.

They won't switch unless we demand it. That's what started this whole thing. The tree huggers convinced enough people that paper products were evil, that they started boycotting and demanding alternatives. We got it in the form of plastics. If we want it to go back, we have to do the same.

Environmentalists said this already and no one cared, and to bring your own containers for everything, and people are still not gonna care now 😂

I say yes; and I will gladly pay for the extra cost.

Um yes

No, I dont have a car and carry my groceries home. Glass would make that impossible and dangerous. Id sooner the plastic we already have than be forced to buy a car and more car exhaust in the air.

@@susiex6669 Valid points. Do you carry in bags or do you have a wheeled apparatus you could put them on? Seems like you could devise something. Nothing is going to change any time soon. I appreciate that you don't have a car; not all of us can live without one.

@San lol!!

it works, but not everyone is in the physical condition to endure it

@@chek1nhow long are we talking? Like 4 or 5 days?

isn't this stuff in our blood? there's literally no way to get rid of it.

@@Mike-bm1xv haven't heard of it being in our blood. Where are you getting that from?

@@nerad1994 no idea honest. Probably at least 72 hours to clear the body. I usually do 72 hours fast once every quarter.

I've read oil companies have pushed plastic harder since electric cars came out...

I would not be surprised.@@user-ls2uq3pv1h

Today's version of waxed paper can't be recycled because it is coated with paraffin, an oil-derived product. If we made it like they originally did - with beeswax - we could recycle it.

@@americafirst9144 And maybe save honey bees at the same time to pollinate our crops. It would have to be scaled up enormously for today's world.

@@americafirst9144 But we have killed off almost all of the bees!

I prefer glass containers as well instead of plastic; it’s a shame more food manufacturers don’t provide such alternatives. As kids in the ‘70s/‘80s there was less plastic packaging overall and we were taught to either not handle glass / metal (i.e. open food cans with sharp edges) containers or to handle them carefully. The overuse of plastic is just egregious and senseless. Because so many consumers dgaf about the environment or public health, we need straight-up bans.

I am not sure it holds up over time.

@mymobilebuddy4392 That is the design. The biodegradable does not hold up over time.

@@x77punk77x I agree 100%!

@@pierceaero3005 Your original post made an excellent point! Such an interesting idea! I hope it goes somewhere!

wait aluminum foil is way safer that plastic. wtf.... glass and tin cans are ok actually. im so so confused. foam is extremely toxis. what the actual f...

@@areanaangel8964 tin cans are lined with plastic. Both soda cans and food cans are lined with plastic, they need to be produced that way otherwise acidic foods would degrade the metal causing it to leach into the food. It’s no coincidence that coke can clean pennies yet is “perfectly fine” being stored in an aluminum can indefinitely.

@@velvetchiharu when I saw that Coke could remove rust I quit drinking soda immediately. Haven't had it in over 24 years and don't miss it.

Yes! How can we start doing this?

Sure but be prepared to pay 10x the price because transporting everything in glass is going to be a nightmare.

@@DaveSimkus Eating plastic for profit is worse than the cost of shipping. 😅

Are you also going to supply cars for all the people who carry their groceries home because glass takes up space in a backpack and weighs quite a bit.

Buy organic, problem solved.

what? We dont love plastic. It's the evil elite that love cheap plastic to put their factory food & goods into. They are now the ones profiting off of switching everything to "green" which is nothing but a money grab. Remember the evil elite own all the factories of the world. If they cared about the environment they would switch back to products being put into glass containers just like back in the 1980's and before. Glass can easily be recycled, plastic is not easily recycled. watch "dr fuellmich grand jury day 1" = shocking vid exposing the lies and crimes of media/health officals/world leaders. worth your time pls pass on.

“Our” signifies my own personal liberties were aware of their agendas”. I am aware now. I see them. They are not of me. It’s very clear once you read the holy Bible.

You mean corporation's love*

Get earlier puberty bigger........😅😅

Yall

YOU VAXXED>?

More Propaganda! She showed you the amount, it's literally nothing. And if they were honest, they would also explain how long that bag of cheerios sat before it absorbed any of the chemical at all. Food items rarely sit around long enough to absorb anything they are packaged in. She found a way to get a free money grant and so she is sticking to it.

@@marcuslinton310your probably right with cold or room temperature plastics, but how about hot plastic. It’s been known for years that heating up foods in plastic is a bad idea. It causes the plastic to off gas chemicals. Fact. They actually use heat to expand water bottles when filling them. I’ve seen local grocery stores restocking their hot soups with large Hot plastic bags! Just a couple examples,but there’s plenty more. How about K- Cups? The idea of hot water running through that plastic cup for your coffee. Can’t be good.

​@@johngrasso1483 Unless the plastic is melting, it's unlikely to leach any worse then it normally would. 120F is PET limits and microwaves heat the food, not the container, the container only gets hot from being in contact with the food so it's unlikely to reach it's melting point. Nobody uses plastics in ovens or on stoves. IE, plastic spatulas would never reach that temp when used properly. I'm hardly a scientist, though. But think about all of this with some common sense, right? There are watchdogs everywhere out there and if this was really a severe concern, it would have been receiving way more constant attention then it has. The way they like to keep people in fear is to suggest the constant build up of these chemicals in our bodies, but think about that for a second. We need to eat constantly because our body uses up nutrients and expels waste. Our body doesn't "build up" or "store" anything but fat. All the other 12 chemicals get used up and needs restocked via food. So, although these chemicals aren't the best thing for us, we do not "build up" an excess unless we are heavily exposed for some reason to a lethal dose. Similar to how all these recreational drugs work. They don't build up in the system over years and years, every single druggie would be dying from lethal doses at some point, far less then years, more like a few weeks or months at best. But they don't die because the drug gets used up and expelled instead of building up. If you ever seen a typical hit of most drugs, there is WAY more in that one hit then the few nanograms these people are talking about over a matter of even years. So the little amount we deal with on a daily basis is easily expelled by our system just like all the other environmental hazards we face every day from exhaust fumes, gas fumes, general CO2 from daily breathing, on and on.

All by design

@@sherrieflynn252 exactly

What does that have to do with the actual era? Its a policy issue.

Who hates on the fifties?

@@yeboscrebo4451 Leftists who claim that era was racist hence they are triggered by slogans such as Make America Great Again

If you worry about microscopic plastics it's because you've been brainwashed, plastics are a miracle product and by far the safest.

The FDA is worse than the CDC & EPA rolled together~

The FDA is a private corporation and does not work for you.

The point of the fda is to provide security. Security is a feeling, it can’t be measured. The fda is only there to give the illusion of safety. Most things e we eat are “gras” generally recognized as safe. Corps isolate a chemical in some food, and then writes a letter to the fda telling them that the chemical is safe because it’s not known to cause any problems when eaten in food, and then the fda says, “great. Go make money feeding that to Americans” But there’s no testing.

Paid off

The FDA is bought and paid for by the corporations. There was a man on the radio talking about this on my way to work one day and they basically ignore health issues when approving foods etc because of the money they get from these companies. Corporations own the world of politics and agencies. If the fda says it's safe go the other way

Forget past, plastic are evolution of profit, better find better product to future food wraps.

@@Brancaalice Plastic is destroying the planet, so plastic is the thing of the past. Period.

Profits though?

With gas prices the way they are?!?!

Very nicely done. Wisdom expanding! Thank you , Teacher!

Yes you see it with old plastic PET bottles and drain pipes that fracture easily.

Of couuuuurse!

That new-car smell? What do you think that is? Plasticizers. And there is a spray you can use inside your car to make it smell brand new that people stupidly use.

thats why i leave my car windows open as often as i can. and i drive an old car with less chemicals

No they live long supported for pharmaceutic industry, that keep them alive, vegetating till last breath. Why a great way to take off this beautiful planet.,

I'm not sure that stat is true. America has shorter life spans than other rich and even middle-income countries because unlike almost every other country, we don't have universal healthcare. We absolutely need to get plastics out of our food though. A large part of that is tire particulates which drain into the ocean and filter up the food chain.

It is impossible to “filter out” forever chemicals from the body. Impossible,

@@philoctetes_wordsworth Go to 2:16. Whatever chemicals you're talking about, no-one else was talking about.

The sauna smart detox protocol has been shown in some studies to remove forever chemicals.

@@imafreakinninja12 but you should look up forever chemicals which is a huge problem in America right now that many don’t know about.

A sauna.... you must be joking. Complete bs.@@vanessabanman2798

What part of Mexico do you suggest?

@@happycook6737 I live in my husbands home town, but me personally knowing Mexico, would never live in a touristy area, they are ridiculously expensive, I live about 3 hours from Mexico City, so not a bad place. Been here 6 years, no issues, and kids refuse to return

Say hi to the cartels.

@@RollingThunder5880 you would be surprised , of course they are everywhere but if u don’t mess with them or their business, you will never know who they are

@@nobodycaresaboutyourfeelings I see.

Great plan. Except hard to do this when the hunting laws are trying to keep hunters from getting their own food.

This isn’t only about processed foods. It’s ALL food that touches plastic!❤

Apples are not processed foods and yet if they're wrapped in plastic you can be exposed to these chemicals. Basically anything wrapped in plastics is an issue. If you put meat in freezer bags and then put them in the fridge or freezer then you're exposing yourself to plastics. She literally said this in the video, did you even watch it? It's kind of hard to avoid plastics when they are everywhere. We should ban plastics. It's about time we did it. people are wondering why cancer is becoming more common in people under 50 years old and I know that it's because of this (and probably the glyphosate being sprayed on wheat. It's not crazy to know that these chemicals cause cancer and (quite possibly) autism, but most people are unaware of how exposed they are. You can eat the best diet in the world (no processed foods) and you're still being exposed. These chemicals are also in your soil and your water supply. Big corporations refuse to take them out of basic everyday products (such as soap, shampoo, and many other things).

@@jane7963 "hunting laws" hahaha you're not supposed to shoot deer out of season, lady. What are you talking about

@@jane7963 "hunting laws" hahaha you're not supposed to shoot deer out of season, lady. What are you talking about

We are very aware of this. But you didn’t say anything about the differences in health that you notice. You just gave a blanketed statement as though that is easy for Americans to do. I’m not knocking what you are saying. It would just be more beneficial to say something for comparison. If you were 113 years old, or had a clean bill of health, no sickness, you family for the past 7 generations doing the same thing and it benefitting each generations… then people would think twice and think of alternative solutions. Otherwise, it is like the person that says I would never take a bus, I walk to work.

There is quite a bit of waste of food packaged in glass at the store where I work. Glass is so fragile and also dangerous for workers unloading items from trucks.

Just be careful with glass. Really not that hard. Also it being heavy is good for us. We need more exercise even in little ways such as this. It’s part of why we are obese now.

Need create silicone container, better, bags. But seems most silicone in planet, are go to surgery, making people younger.

Even cans are not good, they contain endocrine disruptors

Find a new store

@@amypola5903 where do you shop where produce is never sold in plastic?

@@melissanasser9777 thankfully many have stopped lining with BPA.

​@@dawnkeckley7502 At Farmer's Markets.

You would think, since they are also suffering from same effects of these plastics & chems. unless they are growing everything from grains & meat, to fruits & veggies themselves. Which I highly doubt. Not everyone can lived on a sustainable self sufficient farm.

a gut ruined society sure has proven a few things..eh...... problem is, the cat got out of the bag and ran into the woods before most saw it, then lurked around in the dark of the night and continued to pull cat capers for years and years, to this day

Mine uses compostable bags. I chose glass containers if the choice is available. Unfortunately plastic consumption only continues to grow exponentially around the world. Manufacturers must be responsible and use widely available alternatives, even if the cost is higher. Public health emergency.

​@@alisons9740 other alternatives might have more problems or be less usefull, but yes, there should be a law to stop toxic plastic use everywhere in the world once and for all and focus on organic or non toxic for human consumption plastic only.

I remember reading this in some article in 1998.

this appears to be the plan.... get a large percentage of the population barely able to get by causing them to buy cheap, polluted food, thereby assuring profits elsewhere.

that's the plan

Believe it or not, it’s significantly cheaper to buy raw vegetables, dry grains etc. and prepare your own food at home, than it is to eat pre-packaged and factory-prepared brand-name products (artificial matrix-food). For instance, a pack of tortillas costs ~$5, for maybe 18 tortillas with preservatives baked in to make up for the fact that they were baked weeks or months ago - and the pack comes in plastic, of course. A bag of flour costs ~$3 and just add water and pour the mixture on a hot griddle, and that one paper bag of flour might make 75 tortillas! Plus, they’ll be warmly fresh-fried each time you make them. And it doesn’t take long: 15 minutes maybe, to heat a frying pan, stir flour and water and fry fresh, delicious flatbread wraps. That’s just one example among countless others. Cooking your own food is amazingly cheap if you use common sense and remember the basic, easy kitchen skills known to all of human history until about 50 years ago. And what’s even cheaper, and also way easier than we’ve been trained to believe, is to sprinkle some seeds in the ground,give them water and sun, and thank Nature for causing beautiful foods to spring forth from the dirt: and so incomparably sweeter and more delicious/nutritious than sad, depleted supermarket vegetables.

​@@magnetsandmercurytime. no one has time for this unfortunately.

@@magnetsandmercury All great ideas! 😌

We are our own worst enemy. I’ve said it a million times it is ironically our own intelligence that will end up killing us all. We do and create things that seem smart yet not fully understand all of the ramifications of it until it’s too late.

BPA, usually...

Some form of BPA which probably has plasticizers as well. Both are problematic.

BPA is often replaced with something that’s just as bad or worse than bpa.

@@stevethevlogger Yes, there are hundreds of variations on BPA that are just as harmful or more so. We can readily count on Big Business to deceive us all at every turn. And political leadership is real happy to turn a blind eye every single time to keep their campaign donations flowing. Without organizations like Consumer Reports and others, we would still be in the dark about so many things.

There’s plasticizers in the milk