Comments by "Wide Awake Human" (@WideAwakeHuman) on "Dr. Mark Hyman: Everything You're Eating Is Toxic, and Big Pharma Likes It That Way" video.

  1.  @dragonslayer7587 actually that’s not true… us dying doesn’t make them money. We’re being encouraged to be sick for decades while still living to 70y so that they can make money off us longer
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  2. Giving money to farmers isn’t the answer… it’s banning all the poison and bad practices that the massive companies use to put farmers out of business, end subsidies for things like corn and let farmers grow what the market wants in a way that takes care of their land and the people they feed and farmers will be fine. But giving them more taxpayer money isn’t the answer at all.
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  3.  @MT-tg4bt  well you definitely know more about it than I do then - but the answer is to remove govt interference at all levels and remove govt help for the big guys that are poisoning everyone and putting real farmers out of business. Maybe we get lucky and the new administration will help with some of it who knows.
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  4. As someone who has had 100’s of kidney stones since I was 20 and tried literally everything…. It’s not coke that’s causing them or protein or any of the other crap they tell you. It’s vegetables. Stop eating vegetables and nuts and they’ll go away assuming they are oxaxlate stones which are the most common type. I haven’t had one in 5 yrs on carnivore + fruit diet.
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  5. If people live an extra 20yrs but are chronically sick with obesity, diabetes and cancers for the last 30yrs are we better off? You have a very simplistic view of the situation.
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  6. I live in a red state and there aren’t any white people that aren’t fat around here either so not sure that logic works
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  7.  @nedhill1242  DC, Maryland and Delaware have some of the highest proportions of black Americans (and some other non-whites) than most of the southern states but are all lower obesity than most southern states. Ur point is simply wrong - the facts prove it wrong. If it’s due to minorities then the states with the highest rate of minorities would obviously have the highest obesity rates, but there are lots of examples where that isn’t the case.
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