Comments by "pugetwitch" (@Pugetwitch) on "Business Insider" channel.

Exactly, and a lot of the so-called chemicals are simply vitamins that help prevent a lot of nutritional deficiencies, as she so briefly went over. Fortified processed foods were a godsend to many impoverished individuals throughout the world.
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I doubt they care😂 to them, props are just dispensable things to create more waste with.
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@John-Is-My-Name she's not reading the measurements correctly per serving. I learned how to avoid tricksters like her decades ago during my first year of college, I had an awesome nutrition professor who taught us the first thing that you need to look at is portion sizing and volume.
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@promentheusmaximusgearzone7787 did you know that all the fruits that we eat are genetically modified?
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@poochyenarulez to be fair, bread breaks down into sugar in your system anyways. Lol did you know that most breads have less than 1% sugar added, and that's to make it more palatable? If you're diabetic or obese, you shouldn't be eating lots of bread anyways.
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@idamira704 So you think reading the declaration of Independence is difficult? Lol And just because something has minimal ingredients doesn't mean that it's any better for you then something that has additional vitamins added.
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"21 years of playing the crane" I love this guy. Work is like an arcade game.
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You would be surprised to learn how grains have been modified over the centuries to become more beneficial for our use.
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@canaryinacoalmine7267 because they're trying to sustainably farm them they're sick? Okay dude.
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@poochyenarulez filled? The kind I buy has less than 1% in it. Probably would have less if I wasn't buying milk and honey franz for my kids lol
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@Benny23761 thank you! A comment or earlier was saying how she only big spread with five ingredients, and someone replied to her that she's less likely to use GMO products and then like, you do realize all the weeds have been genetically modified over centuries of use to produce the best products, right? Like, some greens are better to serve as feed for animals in some are better to break down and dry out for as humans, God forbid we eat an"GMO boogieman banana" 😂😂
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@nahor88 no, it's not. Maybe other areas of the comment section is, but not this part!
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@LetMeEatDem dude it has absolutely nothing to do with that. You can teach your kids right from wrong a million times and they're still going to be doing their own thing. They are not little robots that you can program and control. Not a single person in my family used tobacco or smoked at all, I was warned against it my entire childhood and even showing pictures of people with lung cancer and all that. Still, when I started going to high school and was getting bullied, I decided that using tobacco with the cool kids would get me out of the line of sight from the bullies, which it did. Luckily I was able to quit by age 17 and I ended up working for the American Cancer association and ALA as a tobacco cessation specialist for over a decade managing the 1-800 quit now and 1-800 quit for life programs.
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@muhammadkhan2439 absolutely intended children to use it, that's why they were pushing it so hard to look like a hard drive.
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This is the most pretentious crap I've ever seen.
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35 bucks an hour is not enough for a single parent to sustain herself, and most childcare pays less than that!
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@promentheusmaximusgearzone7787 What do you mean "something synthetic"? Please give an example of what is synthetic that would be added to the bread.
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@Retired1474 well, if this was a documentary where the journalists were based out of the United States, I'd say it's fair for them to only be speaking up how certain issues are impacting the states, it would be kind of pointless to start talking about other countries although it is relevant two people who study and specialize in things like nutrition and sociology, anthropology, politics, and economics. 😂💯
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@John-Is-My-Name It doesn't have anywhere near that much.
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@shoraz marijuana is very psychologically and behaviorally addictive.
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@arsonne thank you for bringing truth to this conversation.
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It's a limited because it's all dependent upon the biosphere.
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7:51 😅 I love this dude!
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Dude I just googled that fact and came here and saw you read it iterate it. I'm so glad we all share this knowledge.🤣 That fact had actually left me considering it for more than a minute, too. Like, who would choose the pineapple sandwich over a fish sandwich, especially way back in 195something or whenever it was happening? Basically it was a conservative time for food. LOL I guess that's kind of funny considering they were eating jell-o-wrapped sausages back then. I was really putting myself in that position the mentally, the position of having to choose between us Filet-O-Fish and the hula burger.
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@breaking_lupu03 That says a lot about her.
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Arch Deluxe was banging though! I was about 16 when that came out, definitely remember getting stoned at lunch, then skipping 5th and 6th period to go downtown to link with the crew, then get McDonald's and skateboard. 🤣
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@HowToChangeName and niacin, my bff
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@creativemindplay That is not a meme honey, that's called a quote and that's a direct catch phrase. Everybody here knew what she was talking about unless they weren't from America
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@WhatALoadOfTosca well he was born with a kidney disease that made him into a "wee fella" and is long dead now, so I'm sure you're happy. Don't ever come to the US. Lol
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@arkangel06 The good thing added to the thing that lacks nutrition makes the thing that lacks nutrition good. Are you daft?
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@arkangel06 The bad thing is described to us as being more palatable as the thing that has the added goodness to it, therefore that's why it sounds twisted. Because the added goodness sounds yucky, so the narrator is trying to tell us, we are more likely to turn down the previously bad thing that we were used to eating because it has a good thing in it with an unfamiliar name that the majority aka the masses of asses would likely see an unfamiliar and scary looking name and turn it down, not realizing the good name is the name of a vitamin or nutrient.
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I worked for the American Cancer association in we did extensive research into marketing tactics for nicotine products. They definitely are targeted towards teenagers, and they know full well of the dangerous. I suggest you watch a video on YouTube called what's in a cigarette, that gives you a little overview of how insidious and heartless the industry is. One reason why they push menthol cigarettes is because it breaks down the mucosal lining of the lungs faster and causes greater addiction propensity, so they push menthols in areas of minorities because they know it is going to cause illnesses faster and greater rates of addiction. It's really sad.
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@quickrider3855 it's harmful because it's a mutagen. Do you even know what that is? I worked for the American Cancer Association for years running one of the most successful anti-tobacco campaigns in the world..
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@shoraz I'm not sure why you're assuming I don't use or that I have something against marijuana, and I certainly didn't say anybody would ever go into a rage because of the lack of it (although I have lived for years with people who would get in a bad mood when they weren't able to get stoned). In fact, I just used some earlier for my morning meditation. I'm a strong advocate for it and luckily live in a state where it is completely legal. I'm simply stating facts, which some people in this thread (not you) are intolerable of.
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Me too! I bet it looks great especially in a cafe or palace.
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@ryanburbridge dude go Bible thumb somewhere else
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Horrible people who abuse these poor ducks!
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Not everyone believes that it is.
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 @kateapple1 I'd hate to live where you do!
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@luniquerango138 bro she is in America that has nothing to do with france. LOL majority of people don't eat that nasty stuff here in america, only snobby people do. The majority of obese Americans gained their weight from other disgustipating places, like McDonald's and Burger king. 😂
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