Comments by "Heather Riede" (@SaneMillennial) on "Make School Lunch Edible Again: Trump to Scrap Michelle Obama's School Food Crap Bureaucracy" video.

  1. Diets high in processed foods AND meat and dairy foods, are likely going to cause all people obesity obviously, heart disease, diabetes, certain forms of cancer, and other issues if society doesn't do a 180 on what we feed ourselves. I've done a lot of research on it in the last 5 years since my grandma passed away of colon cancer, and most disease is started in our digestive tract, especially the colon. We constantly destroy the good bacteria in our gut by what we eat and replace it w/low nutritional food and low fiber (meat has no fiber! and not many nutrients either, but this is something mainstream society doesn't like to hear). Meat and dairy are not designed for the human diet, ESPECIALLY dairy as it's the most idiotic thing we cling to, but makes sense that we do as it actually has addictive qualities that liken it to crack. It's only meant for baby cows (or goats) though! Human breast millk is all we need and only until we're two, but the big meat and dairy industry keep us hooked on their products all in the name of money at the cost of billions of animals suffering and dying each year, including ourselves. They're the next big industry that needs to go down just like cigarettes took forever to be fully exposed for their blatant lies and propaganda.
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  2. I actually liked our crappy, low nutritional lunches when I went to school and usually did buy lunch there. I remember our shitty chicken nuggets which sometimes had chunks of other stuff in it, our square cheese pizzas, and our super sugary chocolate milk I got every single day! I actually thought about trying to make a career out of helping turn school lunches healthy but the problem always comes down to money and how much a certain school is willing to put in towards this effort. I'm a big advocate for school gardens as it does two things, teaches kids how to grow food and also makes them more willing to eat said healthy food when they're a part of the process, and it provides the freshest most nutritional food that the school cafeteria can then serve, but it takes more money to start it up at least and willing teachers and other employees to keep it going, even during breaks, and also some more creative menu planning. In my area of Vegas, we have a few different nonprofit organizations that help do this off of donations.
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