New to Carlin eh

Dude... WATCH MORE CARLIN.

I guess those independent documentaries are wrong.

Organic food is more expensive because it's actually a regulated term in the US. unlike these other words, it does actually mean something. it's not perfect, but it's as close to choice as we have.

In order to legally call something organic in the US, it needs to be certified as such by the USDA. Some of the qualifications for the certification are bullshit, but it’s one of the only words that actually means something.

Good that you believe every shit like USDA😂

@@v.r.2834 I’ve personally been told by inspectors to either remove organic labeling or dispose of hundreds of dollars worth of organic produce simply because it was stored on the wrong shelf. It’s hard not to believe it when you’ve seen it firsthand.

Check the ingredients. Many bread products are full of sugar.

American bread IS junkfood. Get yourself a breadmaker.

@Robert J Worst offender.

@Robert J How about, instead, I opt to NOT waste my time catering to your weird jingoist defensiveness over common knowledge? Yeah, I think I'll go with that.

Check the label- there's a reason why the bread was sweet. Check for a local baker- if the bread doesn't go bad in a week, IT. ISNT. REAL. BREAD.

I've been watching some of the same reactions, and I've noticed that many of the reactors comment on the sheet variety of foods we have in the USA. I'm not arguing against your point. I think both are true. And really interesting!

Those countries you mentioned can't defend themselves either... 🤣

That's because most other countries outlaw the chemicals and dyes used because they've been proven to cause health issues. My stepmom is from Sweden, she told me blue dyes were illegal because they cause behavioral issues and brain damage. In the middle east, fluoride isn't allowed in water because it's poisonous, yet over here its promoted as healthy. There's a reason the elderly need dentures.

@@oliverkalamata2753 what does that have to do whit anything?

That’s because we’re being poisoned with GMOs and all kinds of artificial crap.

I know they're on Carlin now, probably got other stuff lined up, but I couldn't resist mentioning something absolutely hilarious I found recently. I only say recently because it's SNL and I've been ignoring them lately because they suck right now. Been doing more Babylon Bee with some others. Anyway, these skits are southern related so right up this channel's audience I think. TNT if you happen to see this check out 'Maine Justice' from SNL! It's fabulous!😁

Not everything canned is full of preservatives.

@@kuidaorekitchen5850you’re another pawn being fed false information. Everything in a can has some sort of preservative otherwise canned goods wouldn’t be labeled as ‘non perishable’

Like twinkies will last a thousands of years!! LOL!!

@@SilverSuress 🤣Exactly! And I love Twinkies!!!

EVERYWHERE!

I mostly agree with your criticism of Health Food Stores. Especially the outrageous prices. Any of the stuff which has benefits is probably available, and cheaper, in a supermarket or pharmacist. I agree with you on eating a well balanced diet, except i don't know what you mean by "bad carbs". However, I quibble with your assertion about vitamins and minerals. Vitamins, by definition are essential nutrients. There are vitamins and minerals which have profound benefits to our bodies, have been proven to be essential, and yet significant fractions of the general population of some countries are seriously deficient. Vitamin D is an obvious example. A well balanced diet contributes very little vitamin D unless the national government is deliberately fortifying some of the food. Vitamin D is made by sunlight on our skin. In countries far North or South of the equator, sunlight is too weak most of the year, to make enough vitamin D. Further, the standard 'multi-vitamin' supplements available in the UK provide about 1/5th the recognised 'correct' dose for an average adult. So, a lot of people who are taking a vitamin supplement are getting too little. For an indication of how bad vitamin D deficiency is, look at the recent Republic of Ireland report (April 2021). Search for "Report on addressing Vitamin D deficiency as a public health measure in Ireland", your looking for an Eire web site called "oireachtas". That considers giving free vitamin D supplements to some groups, fortifying food, and removing tax from vitamin D supplements. We are almost certainly agreeing on everything else. Best Wishes. ☮

Tell that to someone with high blood pressure

@@TheAdventuresofTNT you’re right. If you have an underlying high blood pressure condition or kidney function issues then excess sodium is dangerous. However, for people who don’t have those issues then there’s absolutely nothing wrong with sodium

How would you find a place that doesn't do that? an independent farmer?

I quite agree on both your opinions!

I know what you mean. That logic has got som hols in it. ;-P

The documentary Supersized was great. A burger from local restaurant was put under glass. Also a big Mac. In 3 days burger molded and 7 days later looked like goo. Month later the big Mac looked the same