I’ve noticed that this is the case here in the USA. When I travel abroad, especially in Europe I don’t see this happening. People outside of USA physically look better, obesity is not really an issue, and people dress so much better and actually invest time and care into how they present to the world.

All of us who have watched older media content from the mid 20th century know this. You wouldn't even be able to fit in this crazy society if you decided to look and dress nicely as they did!

I think stress is also one of the bigger contributing factors cuz that stuff ages u like nobody's business 💀

Working at a nursing home I used to see pictures of my patients in their “glory days” no airbrushing, no filters, barely any makeup and they all had flawless, dewy skin and were so beautiful!

Rules my mom taught me when I was 14-18 ( and she still gives me tips ) -Don't wear too much makeup ( destroys your skin ) -No extreme diet -Less sugar -A little bit of sports and yoga Am I thankful for her tips ? Yes . Did I find myself more attractive ? Sure

Not ugly, lazy. When we have a society that will justify that it’s alright to go shopping in your PJ or drive your kids to school in your PJ this is what you get. People in general are lazy, eat, drink, smoke just want to have fun with no idea of the consequences or even worst not caring.

I think the whole "you're beautiful as you are!" and "if you cant handle me at my worst, then you don't deserve me at my best" mentalities have caused people to be complacent. They can't grow and improve themselves if everyone is saying they're beautiful as they are. (Even if they're unhealthy and major assholes) They won't put in the effort to be more attractive if that effort is shamed. The biggest example is fat "body positive" models and their fans tearing down anyone who works out. Or "feminists" tearing down women who wear flattering makeup/hairstyles and shave their legs because they are "being ruled by the patriarchy"

I think there is a few factors in this: 1) Diet, exercise and sleep habits have changed a lot, as mentioned. And this obviously have an impact on how much of your 'attractiveness potential' we reach. There is a ton of things we can do. I would still take anything QOVES says with a grain of salt. Yes, there is truth to most of the things he mention. BUT - his view on beauty is very specific - that there is one 'perfect' eye shape/nose shape/jaw shape/etc. depending on the gender, and his idea of 'attractiveness' is how close to that ideal you are. I used to love his oldest videos. But after he got his business, I noticed the rhetorics seem more and more intended to lower peoples self esteem, so they want to buy his analysis, and see 'how bad' it is. Again, he is not nessicarily wrong about the things he says - but his focus is not very nuanced, and he doesn't challenge his own theories a lot. (just what I have noticed over time, my personal opinion) 2) We got more casual about fashion/style. Which isn't wrong at all. But when people used to go out the door, they would make sure to put on something nice - even just to get groceries. Hairstyles were more elaborate/styled. You would freshen up before dinner, just for your family. Clothes were more structured and fitted to enhance your body shape, and they took excellent care of it. Probably because they had less of it, but of higher quality. Point being, you had to look like you made an effort to take pride in your appearance. Today, most clothes are less structured, and don't enhance the body shape too much. Hair is rarely styled, and if it is, it tends to look more natural. It is not seen as 'cool' to look like you care about your appearance. It is getting more and more common to see people in their PJ's when grocery shopping. I personally think there are good and bad things about both ways - but in general, older fashion enhanced peoples body shapes more, and were a bit more 'polished'/formal. Which tends to make you look more attractive. 3) The beauty standard have reach unrealistic standards. As mentioned, there are plenty of forums that claims there used to be hot girls everywhere, and now you never see any. And yes, people did present themselves 'prettier' in the past. BUT - back then, the barre was also more realistic and attainable. A girl who was considered pretty back in the 50'es would probably be overlooked by most men today. They would probably find her somewhat attractive - but we have gotten so used to see men and women in ads and online, that are photoshopped and filtered into oblivion. So our brain have set this as the new 'normal'. And people who don't meet that (literally impossible) standard, will be considered less attractive. Therefore, yes, more people tend to be less attractive than they could be, due to lifestyle and fashion choices. But because of the higher standard of beauty, the collective idea of what is seen as attractive have gotten higher, which makes is seem worse than it actually is.

I didn't start working out until I was 25, at the height of depression and low self esteem. 5 years later, I'm eating a lot healthier, I almost completely cut out soft drinks, and I work out 7 days a week. I'm no longer depressed, I'm incredibly fit, and I have a high self worth. I'm definitely a lot more attractive now then I was back then. It just takes a lot of hard work, motivation, and the willingness to change.

This was actually kinda reassuring to watch, because as someone who is probably average at best, it's good to remember that there are actually things I can do to help myself be healthier and look better. All these health problems sound scary but the good news is that we can actually take matters into our own hands and do something about it.

When I was a tween, one of my older brothers said, "You know, when you go around with your mouth open you look 10% stupider." All of us thought that was rather funny, so we'd go around calling, "10% stupider!" when we caught someone with their mouth open. It definitely influenced our breathing habits.

I work in a salon and the difference in the way people groom themselves now compaired to even 10 years ago is crazy. Most kids come in pjs without their hair brushed. It's so obvious that their hair hasn't been brushed properly in months but the parents insist it was done that morning or they can't comb it because it hurts them. Then you talk to the parent who looks even worse or is on the phone zoned out. Teenagers don't know how to even talk to you (or won't) and look like slobs. Most people now are dirty, don't wash their hair, smell, knots all over and they just cover it up with dry shampoo. Sometimes they even have craddle cap as a grown adult from not washing. It's honestly a relief when a normal person walks in. 10 years ago this maybe happened once a week, 20 years ago it was once a month if that, it's now it's at least every other client. After covid, it's gotten wayyy worse. People used to take pride in their appearance and even if they didn't they made sure their kids did, not anymore.

Personality is attractive. Self respect, dignity, common sense, kindness, compassion, understanding. Virtues are true beauty and the make this world heavenly. ❤

Men's testosterone level's are also diminishing so that's a factor where you have guys looking a lot less masculine in a sense

The "I'm ugly and I'm proud" gets to me every time lol 😂😂😂

I think it also has to do with the modesty aspect most people back then weren’t walking around half naked. Back then they had more respect for themselves which I personally think makes anyone more attractive

I think it's a cultural thing. In the 1940s for instance we didn't have as much fast food as we do now. Lifestyles were different. People were more active because there weren't any video games or phones with the internet. A lot more jobs were physical, so men especially were more in shape. As for kids, today's young people are dressed very fashionably compared to when I was under 10 when most of us wore Northern Getaway hahaha

When I wasn’t taking care of myself, yeah - I didn’t look good at all. Once I started eating right, exercising sometimes, quit drinking so many sugary drinks and eating candy, subsequently losing weight, I began to feel better and look a lot better personally. I also started getting compliments and fleeting glances from women and gay men as well when I’m shopping with my elderly parents. Wouldn’t mind if they were to actually GIVE me the compliments instead of just staring at me, I know I am better looking, dammit!

okay but this episode has been 10x more motivating than any motivational instagram reel, video, etc. I already knew that diet and activity can effect your appearance but for some reason hearing Brett say it makes it so much more real. THANK YOU!

great video as always 😊 glad that you mentioned the plastic and tap water issue because when i found about it i was shocked. it's documented that drinking from plastic bottles even leads to testicles and penises shrinking in size and also, it's been found that chemicals from plastic that mothers consume can lead to anomalies in reproductive organs of newborn baby boys, so there's that lol. it's so scary because we're surrounded by plastic, it's cheaper, more available etc. and you don't even think about what damage it's causing you and even your future children

Being fit, dressing nice and eating a healthy diet (less processed food) will make you more attractive. And it's funny to hear Brett worry about being told she's not attractive. 🤩

Brett, you are living proof that there are extremely attractive people around.

What Brett mentioned about the softness of food impacting the development of jaws is actually leading to more weak jaw line heritable traits. Normally the softness of food would not have a noticeable impact on heritable traits, but since soft food diets are so widespread now, it's allowing weak jawline traits to more easily procreate. I like iced coffee, and for over 20 years, I've crunched my way through 2-3 cups every day. I know it's not necessarily good for my teeth (though no dentist has ever commented on unusual wear so there's that), but I do believe my daily chewing of ice has kept my jawline in my 40s as sharp as it was when I was 20.

Attractiveness also depends on hygiene and confidence. There are so many of us that are depressed and have low self-esteem.

Posture is a huge thing as well! Unfortunately I think the mouth breathing matters most when you’re a child, not much you can do as an adult.

Good sleep, healthy eating and a lot more physical activities is something I’ve strived to do for a long time and today I just found out my second incentive to do all these things lmao. First was testosterone but hey there could be a correlation.

I wouldn’t say ugly, I would say unhealthy, unhygienic and not neat. Like my mother always says,” It’s amazing what soap, a toothbrush, a loofah/ washcloth and Vaseline can do.”

I can confirm the teeth part, my sister had to get braces who preferred softer food while I liked hard and crunchy. Mine aren’t perfectly straight, but didn’t require braces.

I reckon people are getting uglier, but not ugly on the outside; ugly on the inside. You can only do so much about your looks, but inner beauty.......that's something that is being lost more and more I fear.

I would like to throw another factor out there that I don't think was mentioned. Back in the 50s through 70s that were referenced as examples, people put more effort into their appearance on a daily basis. Back then, you dressed nice, brushed your hair, and put on makeup just to go to the grocery store. These days, I have coworkers that show up to work in PAJAMAS. Spend 10 minutes in walmart and you'll see proof of my point. People don't care enough to look decent in public anymore.

Weston Price was a dentist turned anthropologist from the 1930s. He has a fascinating book on the subject of nutrition, facial structure, malocclusion, cavities, and how to improve this with diet.

Ever look through an old yearbook at people who were dressed really well because it was picture day and got confused as to why older generations looked really good on picture day?

Alright... I find it easy to tie this together with your video on traditional housewives. The moms of these teens in the 50's and 60's were exactly traditional wives and moms. They took good care of their families, made sure you ate right and learned good, healthy habits. For the most part, today's teens and 20's were raised in day-care centers and ate crap because mom had a job, or two if there wasn't a dad.

Testosterone can be boosted by healthy foods containing things like Magnesium and Zinc. Things like avocados and nuts and seeds. Fun tip for the day:) Great episode as always Brett!

People can be dressed to the 9’s, work out a lot, eat well, etc. Then they open their mouths and suddenly all of their potential slips out of them. Attitude is everything. If someone is stone cold with chiselled features and dressed to impressed, they aren’t attractive no matter how “good and groomed” they look. It isn’t the superficial stuff that makes someone attractive. It’s their kindness and wisdom that radiates outwards that makes someone attractive. Period. Some people become very ugly once they speak. The problem is that the world worships materialism, and THAT is what makes someone ugly, because naturally greed and shallowness follow. The most beautiful and attractive people are humble, kind, and smile a lot. Attractiveness goes far far beyond pieces fabric we adorn ourselves with, chiselled noses, flat stomachs and eyelash enhancements. People are becoming less attractive because of materialism, homogeneity (everyone is trying to adhere to one beauty standard, thereby looking the same as everyone else and losing their uniqueness), and generally, a lot more people are lacking empathy, and empathy is VERY attractive.

I think it’s that more likely, it comes down to more people were physically fit, people wore clothes that were flattering to their appearance which made them more physically appealing, and back then we were not likely to do body alterations like blue hair nose gauges over tattoos and weird ways to express yourselves

People should also try being nice, it’ll do wonders for attractiveness.

The whole lack of testosterone thing can't be placed on men's shoulders. We aren't the ones putting chemicals in the water, we're not the ones genetically modifying food and putting microplastics in everything. Not saying Brett is blaming men for it but I'm blaming the government and the health agencies. There's also an argument to be made that it's being done intentionally as well.

As someone who lives in a beautiful country, there are sure a lot of overweight, obese and unhealthy people around (1 out of 3 adults are obese). Yes, the cost of food here is absolutely ridiculous! But some studies show here that we have a fastfood addiction, which is crazy to me because fastfood is way more expensive than buying some eggs, bacon and bread that will last you for days. People in this town where I currently live, are pretty damn lazy. Yes, maybe there is less outdoor activities, but my goodness, who wouldn't want to go out for a nice walk or a hike on a sunny day? Even in winter (my favorite season) the days can be so stunning! The snow on the mountains, the birds chirping, and the beautiful smells. You can tell the difference between my family and my boyfriend's family, how different our upbringings were by appearance and attitude wise. I tried encouraging his mom and sister to come out walking with me, but they always make excuses, and would rather complain about their problems. I have arthritis in my knees and hip, if I don't exercise and do my stretches, it will just get worse. I'm really glad my boyfriend isn't like them, he does show it sometimes... but I just tell him "oh, you just sound like your mother." It works everytime, lol. Once he's walking away with me, he is smiling away and such a chatter box, I love it. Honestly, doing any outdoor activity with your partner/spouse strengthens your relationship and friendship. Nature is truly wonderful.

I agree that we've largely become less attractive due to poor health/conditions, however I think a good portion of the cause is the affect porn has on how we view attractiveness in others

I've been getting a lot of sleep deprivation lately. I wake up every hour and it is been affecting my work, my personality, I'm quick tempered and I look exhausted all the time and it's aging me. Definitely think it contributes towards depression as well. I've got to figure out how to sleep better.

I know this is not really what she is talking about but. I firmly believe that we are not working as much as we used too. And we are getting lazy as men because we don’t take care of ourselves as we should. I struggle with this too. Come we can go to the gym boys.

Before abandoning drinking tab water or buying one of those filters test your water in a lab. - I live in a town with really good water and people still buy those filters basically removing all the good minerals in the water too. - don’t trust vendors of filter systems. They can make every water look dirty in front of your eyes. Just send a water probe to a proper lab. In the end I doubt that filters can remove forever chemicals. Worried about them one better goes with reverse osmosis filters…. Just make sure to add some minerals when drinking it. It’s close to distilled water. Distilled water is not unhealthy as a lot of people claim. The PH discussion is also irrelevant if one drinks normal amounts of distilled water. It’s just that distilled water removes minerals as drinking water is laxative. Or else “the liquid coming in wants to come out again” so just make sure the minerals are replaced. In the end. Water companies want you to buy their water but often its quality is worse than tab water. If your tab water is fine go for it.

Hahaha! I am 18 and I have three younger sisters who are 11, 8, and 6. Social media is what’s causing them to want to grow up faster. Our hyper-sexualized culture is also to blame because girls see older people on tick-tok or the Snapchat filters make them want to also look like they are in their 20s.

I’ve noticed a connection between leftism and being unattractive as well as speech impediments being way more common. I think that could be stemming from the food that’s being poisoned before it ever gets to us and the other factors in this video.

I agree that people used to look older, but I don't think that's a good thing. I do think a lot of it has to do with style. The 80's was a great example of this. 18 year olds looked like they were 30 back in the 80's. But as they got older and styles changed, a lot of them (especially women) looked younger in their 30's than when they did at 18.

Brett, you're proof that we're not ☺

I watched Dr. Oz alot when I was younger and learned alot. I changed alot of what I ate right before I turned 20 and I'm 31 now and people say I look like I could pass 10 years younger. It really does make a difference to not drink sugary sodas and stay away from artificial additives as much as possible, drink mostly water, dont eat alot of fried foods and dont eat alot of added sugars. I quit putting sugar in my coffee and rarely eat cereals that have more than 7 grams of added sugar per serving. I rarely eat cereals that have added sugars. For my body eating less dairy and sugar makes me look and feel so much better. Sugar is the main issue with people's health these days and effects the heart more than fats.

I don’t know if it’s like a pov thing, but being in high school all the kids who graduated before me looked really old. And now the sophomores, freshmen, and 8th grade people look like they could sneak into a 4th grade classroom and not get noticed. So now I’m worried this is what I looked like to those older than me 💀

There are still some gems out there. Brett being one of them

I used to weigh almost 300lbs (6ft) in high school. I’m now 170lbs and play tons of sports. Cut out soda, exercise everyday and try to eat healthier foods. I feel so much better mentally in addition to physically. For those out there wanting to improve, I know it’s not easy, but if you can stay committed to the goal it will pay dividends. I still have much to improve, but happy at this progress

In conclusion: “Self-improvement is extremely beneficial”

I honestly don`t see that,but I don`t live in America. From these videos I`d say people looked way older before,due to their facial structure. I believe we look more TIRED,not older perse. I`m 25 and people still mistake me for a 15 year old. Many of my peers have stories like this. On the other hand,my mom was a young adult in the 80s,my grandma in the 60s,and they both looked way older than their age. It`s got something to do with fashion,way of life etc. of course,but the most people look older now is due to plastic surgery and makeup. But I reckon as people we actually look younger than previous generations. When it comes to attractiveness,it`s...subjective. My perception of it is that now more types of beauty are represented,compared to the past. Each decade has attractive people,it just depends where you`re looking.

Maybe part of it is people adapting more liberal and democratic ideologies which people who want a serious relationship and family don’t find it attractive.

This is motivation and informing. It should be nothing else. Work hard 🙏🏾💪🏾

It is our diet, lack of sunlight and too much blue light that is very aging from our screens. There was a study by a dentist several years ago that said our face shapes are changing due to less meat/bones on our diet.

I’ve read a little about nutrition affecting development and appearance and this is an interesting challenge. Next time you go in the grocery store, just see if you notice any attractive people? And check out their cart contents after you judge how they look. I tried this at a nicer grocery store in a wealthy area and was shocked how ugly people are, in general. It all started because I noticed an attractive guy online (he is a piano player and I also play, not just random) and wondered how there are so few men that I find genuinely attractive?

To be attractive you need a good diet A good shower routine A good face cleaning routine Thats something not a lot of people have sometimes

All 100% accurate. When I was in high school, my body wasn't producing the Testosterone I was supposed to have. I was overweight, I couldn't lose weight, gain muscles, I was exhausted all the time. We didn't find out until after my car accident, running blood tests. I had passed out behind the wheel, and by Gods grace survived. I was 19, with the hormone levels of a 90yr old man!! Once I started taking my Testosterone injections, I was awake, energized, happier, stronger. I'm now 34yrs old, I still have to take it along with estrogen blockers, but I'm better off now. I can't stress enough how important it is for men to be on top of their hormone and testosterone health, and a lot of guys I've known for years are just finally realizing this, and are keeping on top of their health.

This made me feel more confident because I do focus on getting good sleep and eating healthier

I'm 30, and I still look like a teenager. When I grow a mustache and a gotee, I look older. I do what I can to be healthy, but I can improve. I am a handsome, and I'm proud. Thank you for the video, Brett.

“Go outside. Touch some grass.” This needs to be on t-shirts and ball caps. It’s a Comments Section merch idea with some serious potential. 😂

I had chest hair at 8 , but that was because of my Italian gens and I had advanced bone growth at a young age so I always looked older. I’m now 21 and people think I look like I’m in my 30s , I always take it as a compliment. I would say the main reason of people are becoming more and more ugly is the lack of keeping your body healthy and self managing health in hole . More people need to work out . A healthy body is a sexy body .

I honestly think people from all time ago prematurely aged because life expectancy was shorter compared now. And people now a days do not look old at 50 any more. Like my mom is in her 60s and she has no wrinkles or bags. It is not a blessing to look old in high school. Modern medicine improved everyone’s life.

Three times a week I show up frizzy at the gym at 5:15 AM, go into an extremely challenging class and try not to die! I go home, I shower, and then I feel on top of the world. It makes a big difference physically and mentally. And it’s not really that hard. I just have to get there and do what the boot camp/pump class teacher tells us to do.

I think it’s a bit of a philosophical issue: beauty has never been more emphasized and important than it was than before tmk, and in people’s attempts to be more “beautiful,” it ends up being counterproductive and making everyone else look more “ugly,” but God knows I have no expertise on this

I feel like the yearbook thing has something to do with the cameras though, the better the camera the more details (acne, facial hair, etc etc). Ever wondered why you always look so good on Polaroids?

Historical footage is normally photos from magazines, video from tv and posters from advertising. These “models” were pick from a small pool of highly attractive people. Today, everyone is posting images and footage into a public platform that can be used to present problems like this. This comparison is so easily made due to the plethora of images available from today compared to the past.

This video was a real treat and a wake up call on how the food here in the US, has turned into artificial processed trash. Which includes consumer products. I recommend looking on your item for the ingredients before purchase. Also start making friends with sleep, natural food, tea, and the gym (whether it’s heavy weights or calisthenics.)

Also with being more attractive. You need to take better care of yourself. It’s not that hard you just need to put in the effort.

I think a thing that nobody is discussing that I always bring up as an observation in random conversation is that we are propagating bad genetics more and more often. Because so many things can be fixed later in life, such as bad teeth, bad eyesight, and other genetic anomalies; people who otherwise would not have been able to find attractive mates are more often able to find one because they have "enhanced" their appearance through science. Imagine a guy in the 40's with jacked up teeth and coke bottle classes, no chance he marries a pretty girl and has a family with her. And so that pretty girl will almost certainly marry an attractive man and they will subsequently have attractive kids. But now that guy with jacked up teeth and coke bottle glasses can get his teeth made to be perfect and can get lasik surgery and suddenly he is able to marry that pretty girl. But when they have kids they aren't going to necessarily have attractive kids, because they have not changed his genetics at all. All that has been done is we have diluted good genetics with bad genetics and propagated bad genetics to a degree that nature would never have allowed. Doesn't anyone ever think its weird that so many people need glasses nowadays? Or that so many people have allergies to stupid things. Or any number of genetic "defects" that would have been selected out of the gene pool? And this isn't like a push for eugenics or anything like that, its just an observation. Whether you like it or not it is a fact that we are propagating bad genes.

Jaw evolution talk reminds me of "Mewing". There was a talk between Makhaila and Dr. Mike Mew I watched not too long ago. It's definitely an interesting study.

a lot of people are fat, but also, dont moisturise or even just groom themselves. attractiveness comes from education; the more you know about what steps to take, the better your outside appearance will be. you'd also avoid plastics, parabens, and tap water with such knowledge; but more than that, there is a mental poverty thats so rife today; is it any wonder that people are becoming less attractive AND less intelligent all at once? this is all elective, which means people can choose how they want to live, but most wont improve themselves mentally, physically and ultimately spiritually.

I've been saying this! Walk around the office, go shopping, literally anything and most everybody is ugly. Sounds shallow; but true. I noticed it a few years ago when all the reality type TV shows had only gross people instead of "pretty" ones. I chalked it up to inclusiveness. Either way it's definitely a thing

It's such a shame ... I have an autoimmune disorder that kicked in high gear when I was about 9 years old and it's been hell trying to fix it for 20 years. :( Everything affects it. Ugh!

This conversation could go in 20 different directions. But the strong jaw-lines and sleep deprivation are direct contributors to your overall attractiveness. We could roll this right into organ function and vitamin deficiencies. The good news is that we are starting to move away from the intense p-90 workouts and towards more achievable and effective results.

Breastfeeding is also associated with better mouth/jaw development which could pay into this since there is a generational change on child feeding

Reacting to timestamp 4:40 regarding sleeping patterns. Ah, yes! Very true, the school system can't manage to finish work in class even with advanced classes, so when kids have 7 advanced classes they will often stay up till 3am (waking up at 6:30am/7:00am) and get a 3:30/4hr sleep to continue to get work done, study, and achieve grades that will hopefully net them some chance of getting into a decent college...and then years of college loan debt and the same debilitating sleep patterns..oh how great the state of our country is in right now.

I think they were way more attractive back in the day; and that a part of it is because they were more God fearing, dressed more modestly, were more respectful and responsible, actually went out and did stuff, and were a lot happier. That does shine through.

I’ve seen a few transformations on IG, and every time I’m stunned to see that the people there look a lot more attractive than they did when they were fat. I swear, I’m convinced there are a lot more attractive people in the US, so many of us are obese that we just can’t see them

I live on a farm. One day i was working outside on a very hot humid day for about an hour. I was covered with fresh sweat all over my body and in my clothes. My sister was visiting. She stopped and asked me seriously, "why are you wearing cologne?" I replied with some surprise, "I am not wearing cologne; I'm wearing sweat."

yeah... I'm experiencing it I'm 28 and was considered hot in highschool, but since I'm mostly living the hermit life never going outside and barely do anything physical.. it hits hard lol

It is hard to control your diet and lifestyle today though, when eating healthier is expensive and you’re working throughout the entire day that the sun is out, then you’re overworked, tired, and out of time and money

I bet stress has a lot to do with it. I read something that equated the stress level of modern college students equal to that of people in insane asylums 50 years ago. I know that's not very scientific, and I wish I could explain it better. I read it a pretty long tine ago and I don't remember how they made the correlation.

A lot of these problems could also be lessened by overhauling the retail industry. Retail stores tend to expect a ridiculous amount of work for the money they pay. Retail workers are often overworked, underpaid and under a huge amount of stress all of which impact their general wellbeing and ability to make healthy decisions. Some nights I find myself coming home so late and being so tired that all I can do is crash. It's not good for you. The stress factor also leads a lot of retail workers into smoking, alcoholism and other bad habits. Healthy workers do better work and I have no idea why more employers don't recognize this.

When I went through a rough patch and I was crying a LOT, my nose was stopped up from crying, so I slept with my mouth open and within a month, I noticed a big change in how my face was looking! It was becoming flat and narrow and my cheeks were basically gone. Thank God I recognized what was going on and I immediately started pressing my tongue into the roof of my mouth and holding it there for as long as I could and the change was immediate! So even if you are sleeping with your mouth open, during the day press your tongue to the roof of your mouth and just see the difference between your face from the first day of doing it to a week later then 2 weeks later and keep taking pictures and you will be shocked what that one trick will do for your profile and face as a whole!!!

I have always wondered about this. My parents were born in the 40’s and in all the old photos everyone was attractive. Nobody was supermodel gorgeous but everyone was pleasant to look at.

Even people going to church show up looking like they are headed to a monster truck rally in southern Mississippi.

More people are intentionally making themselves unattractive for some reason. The piercings, tattoos, purple hair, removing their genitals...etc.

Hopefully we get an episode solely talking about what's in our water and the effects those chemicals have on us. Time for a Brett Cooper Deep Dive!!

I like the positive message at the end of your video (yes, we ARE in control!) and that you mentioned the impact of the birth control. Did you know studies show that women on the birth control pill tend to find feminine men more attractive?? That explains a lot to me. :D Our hormones are kind of messed up in general these days but the pill is making it so much worse. I don't want women to lose that freedom, but they should stop giving it to 12 year old girls against acne. This is insane.

It's very endearing to hear Brett reassure her audience that no, this is not a doom and gloom indictment of your looks first and foremost. But yes, switching to a radically inferior diet, and probably just locking ourselves in indoor spaces has affected our outward health and how we look by extension.

I have definitely gotten unattractive more as I age. 31, however I don't blame age, I blame weight, health issues, mental health issues and poor sleep because I am a mother 🤣. I am trying to lose weight, I lost one stone in a month. I was 16st now I am 15! I am taking vitamins and trying to keep my hair healthy. I am trying with my sleep but with an autistic one year old and 7 year old also with autism 😅 sleep is for the weak in my house 🤣🤣🤣

I liked this episode a lot. Morality, philosophy, and politics are great, but we have to live in the real world and tackle tangible, personal issues.

A Plastic Surgeon saying that everyone is Ugly, he seems like a really good person and definitely not like a Barber saying your hair-

Breastfeeding vs. Bottlefeeding. I believe the rates bottomed out in the 1970s. It isn't just the sustenance the babies receive, but the delivery of it affects development of the mouth/ jaw.

I never thought in 2012 when I started lifting that I was well ahead of the US Downward Spiral of Attractiveness and Poor Health. Lifting and eating Good Protein has been a huge lifestyle change, and I'm so glad I've steered clear of garbage (most of the time). That Good Ranchers is looking like a good deal too! I thoroughly enjoy your segments, and have especially enjoyed your work with Lucas at T-Rex! Looking forward to more stuff soon!

Weston Price discovered this back in the 1920's. His study of indigenous people who still ate traditionally showed that vibrant health and beauty are all centered around nourishment. Today, we have plenty to eat (generally speaking), but we are malnourished

I had braces from December 2021 to last... March or April. Let me tell you, I feel far more confident with my smile than I did throughout high school. (There was some very obvious crowding in my bottom incisors.)

Lol I giggled so much during this video. "I'm ugly and I'm proud"