The Global Junk Food Conspiracy
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- In Europe, food manufacturers have signed up to ‘responsibility pledges’, promising no added sugar, preservatives, artificial colours or flavours and not to target children. So why are they using tactics banned in the West in the developing world? There, they have created ultra-low-cost products with higher levels of salt, sugar and saturated fats. Filmed in Brazil, India and France, we investigate the new tactics of brands like Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Domino’s Pizza.
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0:00 The documentary
00:27 Impact of Western fast food chains on developing countries and their role in rising obesity rates.
6:04 Influence of Junk Food Brands on Brazilian Schools
13:25 Impact of Junk Food Marketing and Consumption
19:32 Global Fast Food Impact
25:06 Deceptive practices of multinational fast-food chains in India revealed through shocking nutritional analysis.
30:02 Impact of junk food marketing on children, lack of nutrition information, and evasion of regulations in the food industry.
35:11 Impact of Junk Food Marketing on Children
41:28 Unregulated advertising of junk food to children through online games and apps.
47:14 Global Impact of Unregulated Junk Food Industry 
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"When a McDonalds comes to your town they create 40 jobs. For 20 dentists and 20 heart specialists". Bill Hicks.
Anyone who mentions Bill Hicks should get more than one Thumbs Up. Thought I knew every line of his but this one is new to me.
@@torstrasburg8289 He was a genius. Check out his old work. It's all on here. A lot of it applies today. Sad he died at 32.
@@rangerwhite5165 From the beginning I've watched and listened to everything I could get my hands on. I was so in love and awe of him. Tool featured him on their breakthrough album, AEnima, displaying a portrait of him in the liner. Sad indeed.
lol. completely underestimate the power of fast food.
We all choose what we put in our bodies.
19:53 "Are you addicted to it?"
"No, addiction is only when you can't stop smoking or drinking. What I'm doing is not addictive."
"So then why don't you stop?"
"I will at some point in the future but not now."
Spoken like a true addict.
It also shows a general perception in people's mind that eating food can't be an addiction and only smoking and drinking can cause addiction.
Sugar is the #1 world addiction and one of the hardest to break.
That's what I said when I was doing opioids 😂.
I agree that food is addictive, but I wouldn't believe that addiction is the only thing stopping people from stopping. For example, not everybody works because they are addicted to work. Not everybody takes care of their kids because they are addicted to taking care of their kids. Not everybody votes during elections because they are addicted to voting. Sometimes, our motivation is beyond the need for it. Sometimes, we just want it, but not need it. Sometimes, we need it, but not want it.
Only self-gratification egomaniacs are addicts. Stop putting your own self first (drugs, food, sex, whatever) and you'll be fine.
I worked in a hospital that added a fast -food franchise in the cafeteria. That's insane!
We joked that the hospital was setting up future ER patients.
That's not even a joke, is facts
Thats not joke anymore more than one hospital in my city have fast food chains, even i see in one of the hospitals, fast food chains open next to ER
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que ce soit la bouffe, les pseudos infos, les séries télévisées, la télé, tout tout tout...
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faut arrêter de croire truc muche parce qu il est docteur es....etc
faut penser chercher par soi même!!!!¨
allé les gros gras ou les maigres malades de sucre and co...continuez à bouffer, bouffer...car manger c est autre chose mais le manque d intelligence et discernement...etc etc etc...1 heure de documentaire pour dire_ : à qui profite le crime? aux multinationales, à monsanto, aux gouvernements, à la pharma.....et voilà, c'est top pour eux...
How proactive!!
20:00 I see in his eyes that he is dumb af 😂
When we lived in Europe Macdonald wanted to build a fast food rest in a beautiful pristine part of the french countryside, the french said ''No we don't want you,'' they happen to like they own french food. Mac said ''well you're getting us'' and started to build, over night it was burnt down.
😂❤😂 bravo 👏🏿 to the locals to protect and preserve their health. HEALTH is Wealth and once its lost it's hard to near impossible to get it back, or back on track. 11:18 it is good to have a responsible adult pave the way to start off to be proud to have healthy eating practices. 🎉 14:28 it's sad that these are grooming now and may become future cardiac and dialysis patients in the adulthood
Thank goodness
I remember towns in Blue Mountains , west of Sydney, Australia doing similar fight-back against McDonalds, going back a decade or two ago.
You should avoid the most toxic and addictive things of 21st century (1) Social Media (2) Junk Foods
And yet u r watching abt junk food on the social media😬
@@tejalshitalshah RUclips isn't really a social media he's clearly talking about tiktok, Facebook, Instagram etc...
@@talion7268 you are socializing here..so it is social media!
@@noeltheliberalmillennial4886 is it really tho? are you seeing you friends posting their pics or videos on youtube? are u sharing you posts and getting likes and comments on youtube?
@@talion7268 Yes people are sharing and posting video pictures and receiving likes and comments. It actually is, by definition, a social media platform.
My brother thought he had the moral high ground when it came to health. He didn't smoke, didn't drink, and didn't do drugs. What he did do was eat junk food a lot. He ended up choosing a voluntary death at 72 when they told him he was going to have his second leg amputated because of diabetes. He also had had heart and cancer problems prior to this and was on full kidney dialysis for his last few years. If you do nothing else for your body, eat home cooking.
I can't win, I'll still be eating crap.
I cannot buy pure butter where I am. The double whipped is replaced with Natural same taste ingredients. Genuine cheeses are being replaced with cheese with soy additives. The parmesan has anti caking aka saw dust in it. In India the American brand Pizzas had no cheese, all a substitute.
Extra virgin olive oil is a bland substitute oil with some olive oil for mild olive flavour. Experts admit, "You cannot taste the difference."
The list goes on and on.
Deceptive labelling is approved by the corrupt system.
Exactly I don't eat fast food I don't drink soda I only cook at home. And I stick to this I haven't had any junk food for over 10 years. I am 50 now and wish I knew more when I was younger. But if I could give any advice to the younger people out there is please try to eat healthy and drink lots of water stay away from all these chemicals that are out there. And exercise every day if you just got on walk for 15 minutes at least you will be doing yourself a big favor mentally and physically.
@@abrahamelliott9806 I couldn't agree more Abraham. What we put in our bodies and if we exercise, it enormously affects our life experience. And it's not about extremes or obsessive behaviour. It's just about common sense. My grandfather use to go out for a "constitutional" (walk) after dinner every night. You and I are on the same page, Abraham.
Honestly I don't judge smokers, if it helps them from becoming insanely obese, the net good might outweigh the net bad.
@@thinkandrepent3175 - i've heard something similar from a couple of doctors when i asked about medical support to help quit smoking... both said i needed to get the overweight under control first and that it was far more important to lose weight at that moment than giving up smoking...
When I was a kid growing up in New Zealand I used to look with a degree of envy on the "lucky" kids who had/could afford to buy bottes of fizz while I had my little bottle of home-made lemon drink. And of course pies, fish and chips, hamburgers etc. were a major attraction. But now I can't stand that stuff - any of it. I love my drink made from citrus fruit grown in the backyard, the in-season fresh fruit grown on a variety to trees and home cooking using vegetables from my gardens. I can't stand the garbage that pretends to be food and wince when I see people wheeling around supermarket trolleys laden with name-brand ready meals and junk food not to mention bottles of coke etc.
You're acting like unhealthy food is expensive and healthy food is not which is the complete opposite. And name brand junk food? Lol you talk like junk food is super unaffordable
I was a middle class child in New Zealand in the 1960s, children in our family were forbidden soda until age 8 and Coke until we were about 11 years old. That was generally the norm with friends I knew as well.
I experienced my first restaurant meal with the family at age 12. KFC came to the country when I was about 14, it was a big deal.
Still don't drink sodas, and I last ate KFC is 1985.
Exposing young children to what are effectively poisons, is pernicious. Those companies know full well the harm they create.
@@palestar828 Home-made lemon drink is cheaper than bought soda, mastermind.
I'm about halfway through this video and so far I have had a swirl of emotion from sadness to rising and intensifying anger. I'm "African American" from the south, and I always admire these other countries for the richness of their cultures, especially their food. I love the fact that their culturally traditional dishes have such a wide array of spices and veggies and are simple yet complex in flavor, along with the fact that cooking has seemed SO family oriented. I HATE that these fast food giants have swept in, possibly under the guise of creating jobs for their people and their economy, and have created OBESITY in a place such as India, the creators of Ayuverda, which is a beautiful health and wellness practice, and in Brazil where the people are known globally to be visually stunning, vibrant, and fit, and creating a 1:2 ratio of obese adults!. Evil. Just evil. And I'm angry and astonished.
Yep, sadness and anger here too. It’s a very sad state of affairs indeed.
I am a Brazilian living in Canada and I follow a low carb lifestyle which is great. When I was a teenager in Brazil in the late 70s there were no plus size stores. If you were on the bigger size you would have to look for a seamstress or a taylor to make your clothes. There was a Jack In The Box which was far from where I lived and sometimes my boyfriend would drive me there on the weekends. Pizza from Italian pizzerias was also a treat for the weekends. Fast food joints were basically non existent, which made the consumption more difficult. We used to eat nutritious, home cooked meals 😢
Not an American but feel the same way ☹
Well curlygirlbri, I'm only 7 minutes into the video....but if it makes you angry, then the low calorie/low sugar food industry must have you raging. I grew up in Ireland, where we ate salt-cured bacon from pigs we killed ourselves. It was boiled with cabbage added halfway through the boil, and served with a big pot of boiled potatoes...and that was our diet every day but Friday. We ate it with loads of salted butter, and the fat bacon was cut in slices about one inch thick. I don't remember obesity being a problem, and my memories are reinforced by looking at old family photos. But then the medical professionals began telling everyone, your diet is unhealthy...and laws were passed to stop people killing their own pigs in their yards. So people began eating processed food, and followed the advice to eat low calorie etc, etc, and now obesity is a problem. What the socalled health experts didn't know, is that those pigs were allowed onto the land, where they rooted through the soil with their snouts for zinc and other vital minerals, from which we humans benefitted because the minerals were in an absorbable form in their fat....plus, if we don't have fat in every meal, our 'satiety switch' never activates, and our brains still think we need to eat more, so we stuff ourselves with carbs. The fast-food industry isn't the only one to blame...the medical industry is equally so.
@@shamrockshore6308 Oh trust me, I am well aware of the damage that the Medical and Pharmaceutical industries are doing to the human population at large. It's all about money, all of it. Money and control. Not just control of people through our bodies, but economics and personal financial standing as well if you know what I mean, it's all cyclical, everything plays into each other. They knew what they were doing when they stopped you all from having the natural resources of the people who came before you on the land and didn't feel that they had to rely on medical professionals for their "great help and knowldege". I eat a LOT of butter and fat in my diet. When I have a stable flowing income I eat largely plant based because it makes me feel the best, improved my weight and my pcos and balanced my gut and hormones. However, I also eat a lot of junk when I'm on a low budget in the form of snacks when it's just accessible and I'm doing uber deliveries all day and night, and there are no low budget healthy options available. Because the prices have also been jacked up on produce across the board and "vegan" and "vegitarian" food options are seen as a luxury instead of common place. And the fats that are used in the most cost effective meals widely available are not the same as the fats from whole sourced home cooked food, especially from animals that are caught and slaughtered organically (not the fad organic, but the real meaning of organic). I also forage around my city, whenever and wherever I can, I've even learned the seasons for about 6-7 different abundant fruits, and different plants in my area. So I'm with you in understanding. Every bit of cultural means of living, which are the most effective for human living have been attacked and sacrificed for money, power, and control of resources and people physically, mentally, financially and spiritually. I have a deep understanding and frustration of what's going on and it just gets more intense as time goes on and I learn more and more about how things have changed, and are changing, and why. I have goals to no be a part of this web, but I have to make me a way to make the changes and am looking to be of service to others who are in need of enlightening and help to better themselves in the process. Thanks for sharing your experience with me and the people in the chat too.
best advice i ever got from anyone was my uncle when i was 13: "drugs, war, and alcohol killed my generation, what will kill your generation is high fructose corn syrup and saturated fats". when i turned 24 i cut out all sodas, dont eat fast food more than twice a month, and eat absolutely nothing with high fructose corn syrup in it. if you care about your future, reject the modern corporate culture. get off social media, get off fast food, and get off the cycle of debt we're told is "sustainable". live frugally, eat right, and meet people face to face. your life will GREATLY improve.
Awesome post! Couldn’t agree with you more!
Sound advise people. Amen
We need more people like you. Fantastic advice!
Well saturated fat is super healthy.
Broz Tito?
The quote, “They wouldn’t let them sell it if was bad”…..We can only wish there was such integrity
That's just an excuse though. Parents like fast food because it is quick and easy and kids want it. Nobody really believes this stuff if good for you, heck you don't even feel good after eating it. They just don't want to accept responsibility for taking the easy, trendy, way out.
Well, there is more to it than that... In South Asian countries, restaurant sanitation can be a problem. Street food and mom-and-pop restaurants may use real, better quality local ingredients, but getting sick from pathogens in restaurant food is still pretty common. Corporatized fast food doesn't have that problem due to the robust Western sanitary practices. That said, it's a tradeoff: short-term suffering but less long-term detriment with local street food or short-term pleasure and chronic suffering from fast food. Most people instinctively avoid anything that causes acute, immediate risk. So the chronic hypertension, diabetes, etc from corporatized fast food is more-or-less ignored...
This, in the country run by Bolsonaro.
Exactly. Big fast food chains and soft drink companies are counting on this. People assuming that if it is heavily marketed, that it is healthy :/
@@thebullishimpulse-elliottw6910 Wow. How ironic. Never thought about the fact that
I worked in France, as a ballerina for years.So as an adult I wasn't exposed to these marketing schemes. It has to start with public knowledge of what this really is, salt, fat and sugar all leading to obesity, heart disease and diabetes type 2, psycological dependence and so many other health related problems. What more countries need to do as France did, legislation to ban junk food, which is not food at all. My father is a cardiologist and ICU turnover rates are ever increasing. Knowledge and making proper decisions about what you put in your body is paramount to your health. Targeting children with these food apps is criminal in my opinion. These corporations as we have seen will do anything to push their chemically dangerous products. Thank you for this very informative documentary.
However, it is not entirely true that fat makes you fat. The ketogenic diet, for example, is based on replacing all the carbohydrates, which is nothing more than another type of sugar, with healthy fats (olive oil, for example). This was the first time I had success in losing weight.
Nothing beats a home cooked meal. Soda and fast food is a very rare treat in my home, if ever.
There’s nothing wrong with eating it once or twice a month. If your body is generally used to clean, fresh and healthy food, you will not crave fast food more than a handful of times a year anyways.
I come from Uganda ,East Africa . And it’s funny how fast foods,/junk is the most expensive food. A poor person can’t afford to buy a burger. We usually brand such foods for the rich .
It’s sad because if you enter a restaurant,and buy a burger you can be tagged rich.
We are still blessed with good organic food grown straight from the gardens /farms,
Low income earners can’t afford frozen meats or chickens ,the rich can,
It’s sad how people still would prefer to spend their tiny money just to brag that they ate pizzas,
We are still blessed I just pray people are more educated.
Iam currently in UK and I have come to appreciate the benefits of our local grown foods in Uganda
Before I travelled I was among those who thought if you ate KFC burgers pizzas was cool and ,
Thank God my eyes are opened
Blessed indeed especially your bananas✊🏾
We r really blessed 🌍🇬🇶
Apparently everybodies so poor noone can grow a pig then huh>? Considering pigs are pretty much self sustaining and have litters of up to 9..
Health is the true wealth 🙏 ❤💪
Yes to health-----No to junk foods/drinks
Note how the Indian woman says about KFC that the restaurant is “clean, there's hygiene, she sees how the food's prepared”. The saddest thing is that for many people in developing and underdeveloped countries fast food restaurants from big brands are literary the best, brightest, cleanest and nicest things they've ever experienced. And foods, drinks, interiors there seem for them so modern, shiny and polished. A local McDonald's can be really the only place in a neighbourhood where teens can hang out in a safe and clean environment.
The KFC from other countries does actually taste better
My thoughts exactly. It’s truly tragic. She mentions she “hasn’t been sick,” clearly referring to past food-poisoning experiences, due to unsafe food practices, presumably by street vendors. She doesn’t realize that the alternative IS making her sick, but incrementally over time.
And go to a normal toilet. I went to the Moscow Mc Donald's years ago when on a student trip, simply because I couldn't use those stand-up toilets (which I had never seen before in my life and had no idea how to use).
looking down upon other countries to feel better about your own country and own life huh ? It would sadden you to know that a middle or upper middle class indian actually lives a far more comfortable life than an average american . with access to affordable and high quality hospitals , higher education, organic food and a bunch of other stuff.But its fine if you wanna live in your bubble and believe murica is the best.
@@sanjanamukherjee9540 yeah sure ok? Going by feelings?
People from belo horizonte are so warm hearted. I met a few people from there.
I am Japanese.
In Japan, it is not normal for ordinary households to eat junk food. In particular, families with children tend to eat it when they go out somewhere or on special occasions such as celebrations. Also, Japanese people do not become addicted to junk food because there are other foods in Japanese food culture that are just as cheap, delicious, and healthy as junk food.
Kutabare,,,,,,chikushou
@@parislondon5141 Why do you use such terrible words?
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@@parislondon5141 Just because you're on the internet doesn't mean you can use abusive language. Even an elementary school student can understand that lol
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I gave up sugar years ago. Got my waistline back, skin cleared up, and I feel 100 percent better. Try it for a week, it will change your life. 😏 when I have a sweet tooth, I grab a mango, or an apple...
for me its natural sugar in fruits only. rarely the processed . i've learned my lesson too. waist gone down
Yep me three. Stopped sugar and the fatigue vanished. When I have a sweet tooth I eat dates
Give up sugar, milk, and refined carbs - that will melt anyone's waist.
Gave it up over a year now, and i feel great.
No frequent headaches, insomnia, clear skin etc.
Home cooked meals, for over 2 years now, and don't intend stopping.
If i go abroad i survive on crackers, salads, loads of fruits and water.
When I want a snack, I eat a boiled egg! No glucose or fructose for me!!!
Sell it cheap..get them addicted. The problem is, I live in southern California and the other day I paid nearly $15.00 for one burger, fries and a coke. IT'S NO LONGER CHEAP anymore. People in other countries...don't fall for their tricks. If you do decide to consume these foods do so in extreme moderation.
I make my own burger. Cost me $1 less. Better bread. Butter soft bun from grocer.
It’s about £9:00 for a burger and chips in the uk.
@@claredavies21 Alright sleepy.
@@mullcrumthesage6303 don’t burn yourself out sage
@@claredavies21 I'll try not to..but it's getting harder and harder everyday. I wish I could just got sleep like you.
People don't seem to understand that, when it comes to the internet, there is SO MUCH learning and knowledge to consume. The problem is the LIGHTING, the technology that seeps through your eyes into your brain and makes you addicted. Books never harmed anyone.
you taught me something this is so real.
I love how strong willed I am, if I tell myself i'm not going to eat junk food or smoke or anything bad for my health I just do it with no reservations, some people just can't do that.
I am so blown away by this. Being an Indian and consuming fast food almost every week this is such an eye opener. Thanks for educating us, especially for developing nations like India this is such a concern. I am going to cut down on fast food and educate everyone that I could. Thanks once again.. 😊😊
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I'm sharing this too. let's educate as many as possible
Ok wait. Did you not think it was bad for you? Your problem is far worse than your consumption of shit food.
@@jjadams2850 Yes!!! Let's to do this.. 🤩
I'm considering creating an online community on telegram to share the meals we eat and give each other positive feedback. We can use this to ensure that we are rid of all addictions.
I live in America and you can see what happened to us. From a young age I was fed these things and to this day at the age of 55 the addiction to salt and sugar is a daily battle. As a father I was able to protect my children but it was not easy to say NO at every children's birthday party, at each gathering, people looked at me like I was a bad father to my children. I even had to stop my wife who is southeast Asian from offering them sweets. I would tell her our children are already at a disadvantage simply by being born in America, why help this sick and twisted system?? Today all three of my children are Vegan (by their choice, I am not Vegan) and of a healthy weight which we shall call skinny by America's standards where most people are fat. If you cannot stop the American fast food companies from coming then as parents you can choose to love and protect your children and future generations by refusing to buy from these monsters until they go out of business close up shop. Once they gain a foothold the addictions and the obesity and diabetes will be passed on from generation to generation, claiming many lives, subduing your best and brightest into a life of food addiction and obesity.
I do the same with my kids, they love sports too. They are only 11 and 12 but know better than a lot of adults. We moved from Cleveland to West Virginia a couple yrs ago and omg I have never seen obesity on this level in my life, it’s horrifying to me.
Children's birthday parties were common but we werent this bad.
It's not THAT..its TOO MUCH SWEETS, DAILY
I forgot..you're 55.
Junk food places were made to give teens jobs on weekends...
People used tonest regular food at the table..gave vegetables meats bread etc and small portions
You're right; When I was raising my son, I cooked from scratch every night, while my nephews ate frozen chicken nuggets. I remember my son asking me for one of those KidCuisine meals. I told him, You'll hate, lol. You've been eating chicken with a grain. He tried, took 2 bites and said, "This really is not very good". Game, set and match! He never had artificial sweeteners either; I made Jello and pudding from scratch. Also, If you raise your kids on healthy food, they'll hardly ever get sick. Parents do this to their kids, and then wonder what happened when they are overweight.
What is bad about salt. We need salts to make electrolytes for electrical signals all over the body. Now sugar, yeah its bad. It even feeds cancer.
Lol well Vegan sure isn't going to help them much.
若い頃はよく食べていたけど年と共にほとんど食べなくなった。
Saturated fat isn't bad so the entire basis of criticism is hollow.
Our “life” seems to consist of nothing other than marketing. It all start with a name.
Absolutely
Life of western societies
The West Knows Best.
Marketing is: Gearing company resources to meet customer needs profitably. It's what a business does. This is sales promotion. Don't give 'marketing' a bad name. All businesses need to focus on customer needs and deliver real value.
But we still have a brain
Back when I was a kitchen manager at Outback, Dateline did a story on how many calories were in the appetizers at Outback, and this was at a time when there were very few TV channels, so everyone saw it. That next week we sold less than half the number of appetizers. The week after that everything was back to normal.
It's like being in the checkout line and saying no to the candy bar. Then a minute later while still waiting saying no to it again. After telling yourself no 5 times, you decide you've been good and reward yourself with the candy bar.
to be fair outback is kinda ass anyway, only mega obese bastards go there. I can't imagine that the consumer base is as high as it once was.
It was the same with Epstien. It was plainly said by the fbi that he was protected from high up, and then murdered when he threatened to talk if he wasn't released. Seth rich released Hillaries emails, which proved she was involved in pizzagate. He was murdered and she deleted everything, and somehow it wasn't recoverable. Things like this happen every day, and people choose to forget so they don't have to worry about it.
@@Mojo_Radio So, people watched the Dateline story and lost weight? If they did then there would have been no need for this documentary.
the Second half of my comment is called the Psychology of Rewarding Yourself with Treats, it's been peer reviewed in medical journals for a long time.
So while some anecdotes are not always reflective of the entire population, the point of my anecdotes was to point out that even after watching this documentary no one will make life changes and even if they do make one positive change they will just do a worse thing to reward themselves...I know I was eating werther's originals and caramel creams while watching the video and now as I type this response.
@@markfairbanks3533 This documentary was on countries outside of America that are being exploited by Fast Food companies and American-style Junk Food companies, due to a lack of regulations that exist in America around advertising products like these to children.
If anything this documentary was showing you exactly why we need more PSAs around healthy eating, and more regulations to prevent Junk Food and Fast Food companies from deciding how and to who they will advertise.
Your personal anecdote about a Dateline story supposedly not working because, at the one Outback Steakhouse you worked at, there was only a temporary reduction in appetizer orders as opposed to a long-term reduction is not evidence that this was the case in other locations than the Outback you worked at or in other restaurants that aren't Outback Steakhouse. There's a reason why personal anecdotes aren't used as evidence in peer reviewed research on the effectiveness of PSAs, and that's because your personal anecdote is not reflective of the whole.
@@Mojo_Radio you are correct, I just checked and everyone is eating healthy and shortly after the international reduction in sales of Aussie fries and bloomin onions the entire outback steakhouse company went bankrupt.
17:51 the lack of water on the menu surprises me a lot. It's almost always an option in the USA (as mentioned at that point in the documentary); not having water as an option is near-unthinkable to me.
While more focused on agribusiness and animal agriculture, I remember watching the documentary _Food, Inc._ as part of my freshman English class back in college (taught by the wonderful Tricia Barker, @bethelightofyourownhealing), and how that affected my dietary habits. This wasn't your ordinary freshman English course; it was part of a "learning community," where the English course was integrated with that of a biology course for science majors (taught by a biology professor, but we had discussions about common themes in both courses). While I did regress to old habits over time, part of me now wants to return to the cleaner diet I had back then.
You are a guy
@@Apetitegirly yes, I'm trans... but that has nothing to do with my comment. How about taking the time to understand people different from yourself, instead of tearing them down?
I prefer a feminine mode of expression. No, I didn't have this preference from a young age; I grew into it. Liberating myself from masculine gender norms was the best thing I ever did for myself. Even though I'm still not yet where I want to be in life, I feel much more satisfied now.
Say what you want to say and believe what you want to believe. Quite frankly, I could care less. If you don't like trans people, how about minding your own business and just leaving us alone? We're going to exist regardless of what you might believe.
Every Documentry movie has some real facts to share... and always been an eye (mind) opener... only if you are willing to do so... Thanks a ton... Team... 💚🙏😇
This is very frightening. The children do not understand the poor quality of food and the parents buying this food is so bad. I am American and I grow my garden for fresh food, only buy quality food from the market. Last meal away from home was when my Aunt and Uncle visited in March. This obesity epidemic is horrible!
You are so right. My son tasted Coke at the age of 8 and never had it since (18 now). I only gave him water or freshly extracted juices from the age of 0. There is nothing wrong with hamburgers or pizza, if you know the ingredients. I make both at home from scratch. The responsibility is on the parents to be educated and willing to give their kids healthy options and confidence to withstand peer pressure. Obesity and kids' diabetes is really a horrible way of life.
These kids now are going to grow up to be chicken nuggets ! They are going to have so many gut problems when they get older .!
Remember: people are stupid and only daddy government and their army of bureaucrats can save them…
When I was a kid one of the schools I went to would offer lunch and it would be fast food, they would give us print out menus from all the major brands and they would send someone to go pick up the food.. They had it all, McDonalds, Taco Bell, Burger King, KFC, etc. Crazy thinking back at that. Of course my young self thought it was the best thing ever, not so much now.. Thankfully I didn't eat that way for long.
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I quit processed sugar and processed carbs a little over 4 months ago. I've lost 34 pounds. They are killing us, plain and simple. The people are being lied to about what is good. We need a change in how we educate people about food. Teach yourself first and then teach others. People deserve to know the truth.
I’ve been on a Keto diet for 12 months with intermittent fasting. I’ve never felt better. I’ve lost a lot of weight but what has surprised me most is how much mental focus I have now.
I turn vegetarian during weekdays. In the weekends I will eat meat, usually if I'm with friends. I lost at least 20 pounds over the summer.
@@beartackle Ya, I went vegetarian for the month before I went in to basic training. I lost 34 pounds, everything was baked or boiled, salad dressing was; lemon juice, salt and pepper. I was so hungry that month. I would literally dream about hamburgers. Man, I get it now. You have to put good protein in the mix. That's what kills the hunger.
The truth is out there, my friend, people simply don't give a shit.
I have a really dumb question. Do you ever miss bread? Sourdough would be very hard to cut 😰
I'm a 59 year old woman whose given birth to eight children. I still weigh 130 lbs as I never eat sugar, fast food or snack foods. I eat whatever and as much as I want during meals
realcanadiangirl is a bot account @@nelisklarenbeurger4630
@@nelisklarenbeurger4630 Very much possible to remove added sugar from your diet.
I really enjoyed the Burger King ad in the middle of this
The Coke event is a pure crime against humanity.
Why pray tell?
@@ziplokk1453 The habit of drinking Coca Cola is replacing the habit of drinking water. Water rinses your kidneys and gives you much needed hydration. Coke just loads your body with fat, driving up your blood pressure and discouraging you from exercising because you feel too tubby and self-conscious. Exercise can make us feel good, look good and be healthy.
Money is God and every human is customer
Yep giving money to schools is a crime.
@@justinlance4174 Well, give money to schools without poisoning and manipulating the kids.
When I grew up we didn't get soda, hardly any sweets (we had one jar that we could have one candybar from on sundays) and on schooltrips we ate fruit and sandwiches while our classmates had bags of candy. I felt left out. It wasn't until years later that I started being happy with the choices our parents made for us.
My parents were like that as well I was lucky homemade bread and dinners we had treats on occasion but they were not around in abundance we had to have water or milk with our meals and fruit juice was not often around .when we were kids we hated it but now I’m so thankful 🥹
My parents when I reached my mid-teens actually forced me to eat a trashy diet and brought loads of sweets and ate fast food all the time. My little sister had early puberty, has anemia, and everyone in the whole family is too out of shape to walk more than 300 feet except for myself. For myself, I went to always on to feeling terrible the overwhelming majority of the time with worst skin. Not that bad and not as bad as others, but still bad.
I love how when you become an adult you start to seriously respect your parents discipline.
@@SS-yj2le early buberty was more then likely all the starroides and hormones in all the meat your sister eat I would say.
@@SS-yj2lethat's if she ate a lot of chicken and beef from fast-food places.
Same with Puerto Rico. Families on la familia (food stamps) bought nothing but soda and junk food 😢
Ya lo había visto en Dw documental, pero que bueno que lo repliquen
I used to eat a lot of fast food but 15 years ago I became associated with the field of chemical and instrumental analysis of food. It was a real eye opener getting first hand information on the composition of these products. I think calling these items "food" is too farfetched. There after I stopped eating junk food and fizzy drinks.....
Same here bro.
tell me more, is it because of preservatives? Where can I learn more about this specifically?
@@generic7939 well the data comes from different sources......it's hard to point out a single one.....but if we keep it simple then....1. Check the ingredients of your food 2. Eat food that contains natural ingredients 3. Prefer home cooked food 4. Avoid over processed food even if it's home made 5. Avoid deep frying, smoking etc, Prefer steaming, boiling etc. Mustard oil, butter, ghee are not bad and can be taken in moderation. 6. Sugar, cholesterol etc are essential for your body they are not bad molecules and you need them in certain amounts...7. Remain hydrated and if you have to buy water when you are outside then if possible have a coconut. 8. Never be influenced by a marketing gimmick...big companies will do anything ...even advertise unscientific stuff just to sell their products....check the scientific basis of their claims and buy a product....These are few things I have learned ......and if you want to know the scientific reasons then just search about the ingredients of your food their acceptable daily intakes, how they are manufactured, how will they behave when heated what's their long-term effects on your body, what's their function in your food and you will find your answers.....stay healthy and stay safe 👍
Yeah, you said it. I do two things at the store: Read the label; and Don't bring junk food back to the house.
YESSS!! I completely agree with you that highly processed 'food' should not be called food. It's straight up drugs
My first trip to Europe was in the 70s and lived there for three years. Europeans had a distinctive look, both in clothing and a healthy look. I’ve worked in Germany off and on since then. Currently in 2022 I’m on my last job in Germany. Traveling in France, and other countries I’ve seen tremendous change in the people. Burger King has taken a strong hold especially in France. Everywhere you see young and middle age alike gorging on BK, KFC, etc . Fat folks are everywhere, especially the young. Processed, packaged, and. Fast food is everywhere. Fat is not the problem, it’s refined, processed food and sugar that is causing the obesity epidemic across the globe.
The immigrants who came to England were healthy looking 20 years ago, sadly they've fallen victim to what you're seeing also.
Sugar is probably the biggest problem but fat is part of the problem due to the high use of unhealthy fats in fast food. Healthy fats are obviously not a problem but are even good for you (in moderate amounts).
@@laaaliiiluuu agree, and it seems the combination of refined sugar and bad fats is a very unhealthy mix.
@@laaaliiiluuu indeed, sugar is a big part of the problem. But the processed foods are equally to blame. When I stick to meat, vegetables, and fruit, I maintain excellent health. When I eat grain, pasta, and processed foods I become ill and gain weight. Avoid fast food restaurants at all costs. Better to go hungry and thirsty than to get damaging filler at a fast food restaurant.
Je mi 55 let pořád sportuji a na závodech porážim 20 leté kluky, nikdy jsem nejedl burger, ani nebyl ve Fastwoodu, stravuji se racionálně a střídmě...mám o 20let mladší přítelkyni a žijí jako za mlada!! Všechno je v hlavě, je třeba vystoupit ze své komfortní zóny, pak člověk žije radostný, bohatý život, bez nemocí!!😂😂
They keep saying saturated fat. That's not the problem. It is the processed and trans-fats.
Yes, we were lied to and told saturated fats were the problem, to get us to stop eating animal fat and butter and start eating seed oils which are actually way worse for us... and they were marketed to us as healthier!
Thanks!
It breaks my heart to see our fast "food" restaurants opening in other countries that have no idea it's garbage
Might as well hand out cocaine on street corners.
It’s good for you
Everything is fine in moderation. Don't be such an alarmist.
@@hankhill3417 yes, yes it is. Who needs unclogged arteries anyway
I went to Istanbul Turkey back in 2017 and there were all this wonderful cafes making amazing food and 1 mcdonalds down the block- the food there was more expensive, far less tasty and full of people- I was sad
I work in a pediatric department at a hospital. A lot of parents make vending machine runs throughout the day. It’s disgusting to see what they give their children who commonly are suffering from the effects of what they are eating.
Take the vending machines OUT!!
It's child abuse.
@@yvonnemaryastill4399or at least change what goes in them, which is definitely up to the higher ups but still.
Shocking. Get rid of the vending machines
Uninformed people, like the french lady with the kid, no it's not a commercial, the docter explains it and you can see in her face she does not comprehend.
Marketing is another way to say brain washing
"get your booster!" "safe and effective!"
That's right
This was great, thank you. I was (still am) a Twilight fan but now as an adult I’ve been saying that I’m going to watch it with my daughter when she’s old enough to teach her what an unhealthy relationship looks like.
Proud to say I haven’t eaten fast food since I was a sophomore in high school back then I was 250 pounds at 6 feet tall, I come from a family of thick ass people. I changed my habits and now I’m in my first year of law school as well as sitting at 190 with abs. DIET IS EVERYTHING PEOPLE changing your diet will change your life
30 more pounds shed off & you'll be normal for a 6' man
As a baby boomer, there wasn't a fast food restaurant on every corner when I was growing up. Didn't eat my first fast food until I was 19. It surprises me how many people depend on fast food places . I still prepare meals and cook the way my mother cook. I'm a fresh veggie and fruit person. And drink a lot of water, not so much sugary stuff.
The cutlets at McDonald's looks like someone has already chewed them and spat them out in burger. But I still love chebureki
the town I grew up in the 70s had zero fast food outlets - ok - just fish and chips, some chinese takeaways. But we could not afford these except now and then. I had my first macdonalds age 18. I had my first pizza when I was 20. Fast food does seem to be a regular food with children now. It baffles me as it's not even cheap.
@@xcindy228 ha ha that's funny. In France I bought my wife a macdonalds quarter pounder - when it arrived she said - it looks like someone has already eaten it.
@@LPCLASSICAL
You are British because of the fish and chips and the take away. I lived in England for about 16 years and I loved fish and chips wrapped in a newspaper.
@@aliciagarciacasauranc4790 good for you. Glad you liked them. PS I am not British because of fish and chips and takeaways anymore than a Spanish person is Spanish because of bullfighting. I very rarely eat takeaways and takeaway food is popular not only Britain. You will see KFC Macdonalds etc everywhere.
One thing we never ever gave kids was PEPSI/COKE or any FiZZY drink. Dont destroy your childs health by giving them these drinks.
Absolutely
Excelente reportaje.... Ojalá sea visto por más millones, logren entenderlo y aplicarlo en sus vidas....
Hacerlo requiere *autodominio* *autocontrol*... realmente significa amarse y amar a la familia.
Éxito en su determinación a cuidar su salud 💪🏻 ¡Si se puede!
When I was a kid in the 80s, Mc Donalds and fizzy drinks were a rare treat. Your gradma would take you there and your parents if there was some cause for celebration. Rest of the time we'd eat normal healthy food, and sweets on a Friday; that was it. It's quite frightening how the current situation has snuck up so gradually, and fast food is now a staple for the masses...
The first time we went to Macca's we screwed up our faces, spat out the burger and whinged because there was no lettuce, tomato & beetroot on it (mandatory burger fill in Oz). Aussies took quite a while to warm to it.
But, yes Friday night chocolate and horror movies in bed with Nana.
@@cincin4515 You gotta have the beetroot with all the salad ! The biggest 'con' are those 'cheeseburgers....just machine made cheesy-flavoured paste squirted on to a meat? bun.
The big problem is that we are still thinking like people of the 19th century. Enough of Marxism and capitalism. They have also deceived us with that of "democracy", which is not the power of the people, but of politicians, companies, churches, etc. We need a radical change, like the Resource-Based Economy, like the one proposed by Jacque Fresco. There are no politicians in an EBR society, there are public administrators who are experts in what they do. They have studied administration, various engineering, mathematics, sociology, psychology, medicine, other sciences, etc., but none of them have studied political science or that thing that they now call economics and pretend it is a science, nothing could be further from the truth.
Same. My mom took me to McDonalds to celebrate my first period. 😂 (around 1990) Seriously, though, it was a treat cause we never are fast food, even on road trips.
That's way it was for me in the 80s has a kid mcdonalds was a once a week treat !!
I really cut down on my sugar intake. No soda or candy….ever. No ketchup or sugar based bbq sauces. Do this for 30 days and you’ll discover how sickeningly sweet everything is. Then read how bad sugar is for you. After that look at the isles of the supermarket and see how much sugar is being sold to us. It’s disgusting.
I feel the same way i eat carnivore and am on very low carbs and very low sugar most sugar i eat is 20 grams from dairy 🥛
Sugar is not bad for you, what is bad is that most foods use corn syrup or some other fake sugar to save money.
It’s not about sugar itself, it’s the refined processed sugars which are not the same as sugar. I consume more natural sugars than most people and I am underweight for my height. I’m gluten free, grain free ( for medical reasons) so I eat a ton of natural foods. I make all my own sauces and meals.
@@adamruiz6460Amen to that!
@@SparkyOne549 i eat natural sugar from dairy but i wont consume to much sugar as it will spike insulin
Stop blaming big companies for your lack of self-control. Nobody’s dragging you into a fast food restaurant.
I am so glad I grew up watching my mom eat healthy and workout. She’s almost 69 and people literally think she’s in her 40s. She taught me good habits especially when it comes to eating a plant based diet with natural fruits, veggies, and grains like quinoa. Forever grateful.
Now THIS is journalism... getting into the gnitty gritty and taking risks to get some invaluable, insightful and lifechanging information that could save peoples lives, bug respect
The family and doctor all seem so happy to give this kid stomach surgery without even really trying to control what goes in his mouth. The doctor makes money off of it, the kid is looking for the easy way out, and his Mom seems all too content to not have to really make an effort: quick and easy; problem "solved".
I wonder if the kid understood that he wouldn’t be able to eat after the surgery while the staples healed and then only a few bites at a time. Not an Easy Way Out.
Hence, he only lost 10 pounds four months later. such a scam.
yeah, it's sickening.
@@HardcorePanda He lost 4 stones and 10 pounds so about 30kg and that is quite significant as expected.
Yes it bothers me that this kid had a very invasive, dangerous surgery at such a young age, when it was reserved for adults overweight by more than a 100 pounds before. He was like 55 something pounds overweight, that is still a lot but could have been lost with perseverance in dieting and exercising in the long run.
Ignoramos lo perjudicial de los refrescos también Gracias 🙏
I remember some years ago reading an article about an executive for McDonalds who worked in a meat processing plant in South America. This plant processed beef for McDonalds. After her stint at that job, she stated that she never ate meat again.
Authentic Indian food tastes better, is more flavorful, more aromatic, costs Lessard, and is healthier than fast food.
I love authentic food- and Indian food is wonderful I agree and mostly vegetarian which I love
That's true for food all over the world.
High in calories and fat plus oil 🤷🏼♀️
Keema my favourite to cook, but I swap lamb for steak mince, no oil, perfect 🥘
Well, apart from the carbs in the rice - and the massive amounts of salt and fat in all Indian recipes. Yuk.
@@carieyoung1111 stir fry cauliflower green beans with turmeric, coriander and chilli powder in a tea spoon of sunflower oil and salt. Mmm 😋 serve with basmati rice 🍚
Yes please see what's happening to people in the United States. In the last 30 years many of us have become extremely obese, unhealthy, and lazy! Do not become like us. Stay healthy, lean, and fit. Personally, I've gained 50 lbs in the last 7 years and I'm just beginning to change my diet and eat healthy and exercise.
We in Australia are struggling with the same problem.
And there is the glorification of being fat in the US. It just plain looks bad and unhealthy.
@@geraniaceae4470 Yes, nobody should feel that it is normal to walk around with 40 extra pounds. Instead of getting to the root of their problem, being fat is glorified... That reflects the complete indoctrination of a person, and industries are created to make it acceptable and even fashionable. Who is that girl on that network tv show? She has a husband who is a healthy weight, but she is so heavy that I don't think she ever wears pants. She has to be 300 pounds... She is nice, but she needs to lose atleast 100 pounds.
@@geraniaceae4470 I don't think I've ever heard anyone say it's attractive to be fat or want to be fat besides crazy leftist here in America. Lived here 21 years. Most people don't like fat.
It's tough staying within a healthy weight. I give myself a leeway of no more than 5 pounds. I generally eat at home and avoid junk food but sometimes I get cravings, relax my diet or get tempted when visiting family. As soon as I see that I've gained 5 pounds I cut back my calories to get within normal weight. It's easier to lose 5 pounds than 50.
Saturated fat is not the problem ,it is the not stable oil in the frier they are using and the carbs ! Deep fried food is the worst, especially in combination with any form of carbs.
Trust me I am Indian and I ate kfc just once, few nuggets from a large bucket my friend got for our group. And I hated it.
@@Kathakathan11 Be content with the smell. That's the best part.
@@judyjohnson9610 I don’t even like the smell
All I’ve taken away from this is people can’t think for themselves and blame everybody else for their problems. Nobody is forcing you to eat any of this crap!
I’m in my target weight range but just barely. If I gain two pounds, I’m classified as “overweight.” I used to be borderline obese. Now, whenever friends see me they say “Man, you need to eat a cheeseburger. You look ill.” Our collective image of what “healthy” looks like has been skewed to the point that “almost overweight” = “ill” to most people. Disgusting.
Good for you. Stay healthy and keep up the good work. Everything within moderation💕
It took me years to figure out nutrition and many rough times trying to eliminate sugars and bad oils. My mom made dinner every night when I was a child and always made me aware of how unhealthy certain food can be. It still didn't prevent my struggles but it definitely helped because I knew what it FELT like to eat clean vs not. It feels better in many ways, in case you were wondering.
Now to deal with my internet addiction 😅
What's bad oils?
just dont get diabetes that would be horrible
@@liamanderson9104overconsumption of any oils can cause bad results, but there is plenty of evidence that fats higher in saturated fats (all animal based ones, and some vegetable ones) Can be especially harmful. Appealing to tradition is not the soundest way to arrive at scientific truth.
Sugar isn't necessarily bad for you and most oils aren't either. The majority of issues arise from transfats, cholesterol and saturated fat, primarily found in animal products. Additionally, animal flesh also contains cancer-causing heterocyclic amines and heme iron also raises risk of cancer and heart disease. Sure, heated oils past their smoke point typically contain nefarious compouds as well, but I promise you, they are hardly the problem.
Muy buen video.......sigan informando ......el mundo debe saber
Superb reporting.. Kudos n god bless the journalists especially the French chap who exposed the crap thst domino's was making in India... Sad.. Shame on you domino's
Stunning nutritional differences between countries.
Please watch Afrimax English
I was in England for vacation and literally shocked at the amount morbidly obese people..You would think they would know better...and the food is horrible....to say the least....I dunno.
Corn and onions for pizza toppings😂😂
@@Piffydaily You never had onions on your pizza? The veggie and the supreme have onions in them.
@@vaderladyl yeah I've had onions now that you mention it, but they usually menced , but I definitely never had corn with the huge onion slices lol
I live in the countryside, there is no food like that. If I'm hungry, I have to cook .... and I'm not rich so I rarely eat meat. Even I never tasted steak, seafood, spaghetti, pizza ... And many more ... It's sad but also grateful
Bendecido diría yo🤍
Four word diet plan: Eat less, move more. It ain't rocket science.
As a brazilian, it's really concerning that a lot of researches show that many people here are abandoning nutritious traditional dishes (like "feijão com arroz", rice with beans) in favor of junk food and another ultraprocessed foods. The last year we get some regulation, fortunately, to put some huge sign advertising on the label that the ultraprocessed food stocked in the supermarkets are dense in sugar and calories. This is kinda working since I saw many people actually given up purchase of ultraprocessed food after looking at the label at first...Let's see if it will still work at long term...
This is why I learned to cook. I can't wrap my head around the fact that some people just throw all sorts of junk in their mouths. These evil corporations are thriving thanks to them.
I do the same. I instilled in myself a disgust for obesity. For my own well-being.
And that why I always cook my own food. It is a lot healthier and it helps me save money. Plus, fast food restaurants are so expensive now because these employees want $15 per hour pay.
It's called genocide in the name of money.
Yes BUT THEY CANT THRIVE IF mothers would chose to cook like they used to, my mom never took us there for a meal, and i never brought my kids for dinner , rarely for lunch.
I NEVER GAVE MY HUSBAND AND KIDS PIZZA FOR DINNER EITHER, I COOKED. and we were all slim and healthy.
I'm from southern part of india , a town nevertheless big one. We had small bakeries, traditional tea stalls and street food stalls . Just 3 major hotels which are ranging from average to expensive according to different foods it has.
But in the last 2 years I'm seeing increase in modern food outlets..burgers , nuggets, pizza etc. These are always full. They have offers , delivery services. A new supermarket came up in town last year...the variety of things I saw there shocked me. Frozen foods , pre - made stuffs , instant foods..have never seen such things in life. Young people are going for those things these days.
Thank god for my mother who was aware of the consequences of such things. She always regulated on what we ate.
You are most correct...the powers that be are working overtime to try to steal the health from the masses. Your mother was wise and her teachings concerning food are relevant today.
@@kzal421 keralathinn ano?
@@ejasahammed1681 athe !
south indian food is so full of healthy and delicious options!
@@rainbowbgood where are you from
Danke für die Übersetzung, einfach nur schrecklich, diese Entwicklung!😢
Cook your own food. No government or industry can control everything adverse in your life.
I lived in South Korea for 4 years at the turn of the century, teaching English to all ages in multiple schools, cities and companies. My observations concerning the westernising of the diet are that the older generations predominantly stuck to and promoted the traditional diet which is very healthy and nutritious. These generations were slim and trim and fit. I entered into the traditional diet with exercise and lost 21 kg of fat to be slim and trim as a 63 kilo 50 year old over that time. Progressively down through the younger generations the change in dietary habit was evidenced by progressively more overweight or obese young people and children with an obvious taste for processed westernised foods. It was tragic then, in my opinion, because you could see the change before your eyes. What would it look like now, 20 years later?? The thought of how Brazil and India are being affected in the same way, accelerated by far more sophisticated social media, replete with influencers, is repugnant and sad beyond belief.
I so you put Olivier salad in a sandwich and deep-fry it (lol)
I had tried domino's pizza once with my friend because of market hype but it didn't match my taste who grew up in village and consumed what nature offers us. 😅😅. Today I often think I'm lucky to be not addicted to any oily products or fast food. 😊
Amen
They should be viewed the same as the tobacco industry
It is so over hyped. The best pizza I ever had was homemade with pita bread. It has a nice crunch to it
try the thin-crust pizza its pretty good compared to the frozen junk pizzas
sounds amazing@@venomsorceress
This need to go viral
What's worrisome too is that maybe those brands are lying to Westerners about how much fat is really in our food.
It's largely seed oils in processed foods, not fats. Fats come from animals and they are the same fats we are made of ourselves.
It’s exactly the same as tech companies and cigarette companies using our weaknesses against us in the pursuit of profits. Awareness is step one and ultimately we need to regulate and break the chains of anything that’s addictive and destructive to public health. These companies are very aware of what they’re doing.
Sounds like narcissists!, lol.
I agree 100% Yes they are and they've been doing it forever. Unfortunately it took me 50 years to figure out what this world's all about. Now this is just my opinion what I've seen 🤘 It's about corporations making money at any means necessary lie, cheat, steal and harm all acceptable. them taking everything from us but they don't take it we give it to them. These people like to pray on people that don't know no better. And if you look closely you can see what's going on in the USA with other political things but people just feed into it.
@@annemaster5254 You mean Capitalists!
there are so many good items. knowing it obesity will be the by-product of consuming it , why to blame the manufacturer. Use brain provided by God not victim mentality.
@@sramay123 We need to also look up big cooperations and ask our selves why so many chemicals, toxins, and poison are let into our so-called food....that was NOT put there byGod! :)
I haven't eaten any fast food in 7 years, although it took me months to wean myself off of it. What I didn't know at the time was how many addictive substances are added to burgers, chicken pizza and french fries to keep you coming back for more. I feel for the people of India. In allowing that crap in their country, India's leaders have condemned thousands, if not millions of its people to horrible sickness and death.
Should of done it years ago. To many Indians
Can you share how you’re feeling since you quit??
And congratulations of course! 😊🎉
Can you please give an example of the addictive substance you are referring to in these foods?
They don't care
@@mhm3437 salt n sugar in excess is itself an addiction
Excelente documental no lo habia visto de esa manera a la comida rápida o a los juegos.
Muy buen documental gracias por la información
It's mind boggling that if you enter any supermarket only 1 aisle will be dedicated to fruits and vegetables but rest of others with packaged food
There are junkfood in every grocery store because almost everything is pumped with sugar and starch.
stop calling oils "fat"...
The problem of obesity in india is that the traditional food is already very unhealthy. I don't know where the impression of Indian street food is healthy comes from.
I'm an Indian and never really been to a McDonals before and always thought it to be a luxury, well ig I know the truth now and I'm quite happy about it tbh. An eye-opening documentary for sure!!
same here. Only tried a softy there years ago. Didn't like it and thought it was overpriced 😂
Never go there. These extremely evil companies are hurting both animals and public. They are a satanic pack.
@@adnanbosnian5051 ok sir 🙈🙈😊
That’s so impressive.
@@Conssumed Thank You!! 🙌🙌
A little trick i found if you enjoy soda and want to get off it is, try seltzer water and add a lime or lemon wedge and it will help trick your mind and will be much healthier. It helped with me trying to reduce my beer consumption as well. I found I was just craving something fizzy, not necessarily the sugar or alcohol.
I used to dilute a small amount of sprite with water. It minimizes the calories by 80-90%, but you're idea is much better in terms of calories. But I rarely drink soda to begin with so I think I'm fine
kombucha is a great soda substitute as well. it contains a lot of probiotics and tastes great. some brands have a lot of sugar so make sure to read labels before trying any
@Jao Bai Dun Fruit juice is fructose SUGAR
Kombucha! Many different brands to try with different flavors and strengths of tanginess! My husband and I drink it often. It has definitely helped him reduce how much soda and beer he drinks.
@Jao Bai Dun natural sugars are healthy (glucose, fructose) and are easily metabolized..."refined" sugars ?...not so much.
For your health -Dr. Brule-
Now we have Gurumann sir to give us all nutritional knowledge in-depth he runs mission fit India 🇮🇳 ❤😊
Ramdev said that soft drinks are toilet cleaners. I never drank it because of him. Not his fan, but he made a good point
I had fast food in India - I was with Indian friends in their home town, and we drove to this little place. One of them went in and came back out with a little metal tray each containing a couple of small freshly made bread roll things and some warm sauce made with tomatoes that you dipped it in. It is hard to describe it properly, but I still remember it 8 years later because it was SO GOOD.
Why the likes of McDonalds and KFC would ever catch on there is beyond me. The only answer I have is fashion - when I was a kid growing up in the UK in the 80s, everything American seemed bigger, better & more exciting. You felt that you were missing out on something if you didn’t try it.
You are right it's fashion. In India it's actually for show off .
@@Mira-pm3niit’s hard to believe that any country would try to show off by doing what Americans do. We are a country of drug and food addicts. It’s nothing to emulate. People are dropping dead from over eating, prescription drug abuse and illegal drug abuse. Because the majority of people are overweight-there’s an entire movement of celebrating obesity. The body positivity movement 🤷♀️The entertainer Lizzo is a perfect example of celebrating an extremely unhealthy weight. I don’t think any addict should be shamed-whether the addiction is crack or cheeseburgers but like I said, it’s killing people.
@@eeeeksour music sucks too
@@eeeeksit's the newly rich Indian Americans who want to bring the taste of American fast food and create jobs in India and also let's not forget the call center culture. We indians especially in the urban areas are fascinated by all things American(read white) I have also noticed everytime a silly American celeb who is not even that adored in USA steps into India all these Bollywood folks go running to meet and greet them😅
@@reemaw4003 I have a couple of Indian friends and my parents next-door neighbors are a really nice Indian couple in their 40s. I have found Indian people to be very generous, kind and moral people. I’m glad that Indian people like Americans but I’m sad that some of our vices are being exported as lifestyles. However, I just saw a documentary on American fast food restaurants in India and that India is creating these really inexpensive but terribly fattening and inexpensive foods and restaurants as well. Actually, some of these newer fast food, Indian restaurants are way worse than the likes of McDonald’s.
Thank you for shining a light on this insanity. I can only hope that with the help of documentaries like this that eventually corporations will exist who aim to serve the good of their consumers and society as a whole rather than only their shareholders.
Hát, igen. Azt gyártják őrült tempóval. Hiába van íze és függővé teszi az embert, ha nem egészséges étel. Világszerte elterjed és kiszorítja az élelmiszert, pedig nem olcsóbb. Sajnos a családom is gyakran fogyasztja, mert ők szeretik és nem lehet meggyőzni őket, hogy nem tesz jót a szervezetünknek.😢
I can understand the anger and frustration of many people, but the truth is that no one is forced to eat this junk, it is too easy to always blame others for their own wrongdoing
I'm from Chicago IL and watching this documentary is chilling me to the bone. I always knew from a young age that sugar and fast food is bad but seeing these big corporations target young children intentionally is so eye opening!!! THIS IS A GENOCIDE IN THE MAKING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO COME.... everyone needs to see this video, especially parents who care for thier children.
GOD HELP US ALL 🙏
welcome to CAPITALISM; the killer of mankind
I am gonna be bluntly honest with you. It is you (i do not mean you directly) who desides to buy it and keep it in the house. As a parent, if you do not feed your kids healthy and proper you're an ahole. Plain and simple. Just don't keep that crap in your home. Take some time to cook a decent meal. We never have or had cola or other softdrinks in the house. We forbid drinking it till the age of 13. And even then the kids always ask permission. So for us it was a no brainer. People who give soda's to kids are stupid AF
@@jeffw9465 Right. If we banned all the foods that are not healthy, the shops would only sell fruit and vegetables. Even some fruit and veg is not healthy if eaten too much.
Children dont make buying decisions, adults do. Fizzy drinks and fast foods are meant to be a treat once a week, not a complete diet.
@@tubester4567 right, you really thought that one through didn't you??? I never mentioned not selling it in shops anymore
Yes it is, the rich egomanics who rule the world think the world is overpopulated. Instead of using their money to fix the planets problems, like fossil fuel usage, pollution, waste of resources, etc. They have decided to try and turn us into dumb people who die in senseless wars.
They lack foresight into the species as a whole. All they care about is maintaining their power and wealth to pass down to their spoiled children who are equally narcissistic. Some of them don't even care about their kids which is why they don't care what scientists are warning about the planets condition after they pass away.
Academics progression which innovates all industries is hampered because it's only given to a select class of society who can afford the lifestyle of studying and so on. Majority of the population does not develop the brains to actually do these courses because they are eating BS, caught in debt traps and working dead end jobs.
It's no surprise that China is now surpassing the US. Capitalist rich billionaires are a cancer to this planet. Their greed and uncaring about their future generations will be the end of humanity.
I grew up eating my mother’s home cooked meals and hardly ever drank soda or juice, I cook at home and use to bring home cooked meals to work daily. For those grew up eating fast food, processed food, and soda, they will have a hard time overcoming sugar and salt addiction. I used to love really salty food. It took me a lot of consciousness and time to get taste buds to enjoy less salt. Eating directly affects body and mood health. It should always be a conscious effort and decision to choose what and how much we put stuff into our body.
Wow you're a hero
@@pardonavich 🤣😂
Ya I'm not big at all but could do with a better diet but salt is on thing I hate I know it's in every thing we buy I tray to get the less sodam foods and will never add salt to any of my food.
Visited Tokyo recently and was shocked to see so many sugary products sold everywhere. Soda machines all over the city along with a fast food restaurant every 2 - 3 blocks.
While some people overeat , others go hungry by days at a time .
The sweetness of food and drinks in the philippines is beyond words.
I can mix one 330ml softdrink with 1L water and it is still to sweet.
They drink that stuff on a daily base in huge amounts. If i try to educate some about their food habits they get angry and say i have no idea what i am talking about.
When I went back to the Philippines from NZ, I had to legit spit out that ' pineapple ' juice a mate ordered for being too sweet lol.
Working at a juice bar prior, I'd know what it should taste like 😂
I love peanut butter. Back in the 80s, I lived in the Manila area and was so happy to find peanut butter. Then, YUCK. It was mostly sugar and I couldn't even eat it. Why on earth would they ruin a perfectly good food like that?
My family once gave me hell for eating healthy. I'm a western-wannabe, they say. My waistline says otherwise.
Traveling through the Philippines, I loved the place, and the people. But… the food!! Pork, fried chicken, and hardly any veggies.
@@billpetersen298 I know right? But Jolibee everywhere lol
the same here in Thailand. a horror in the supermarkets. hundreds of sweetened industrial juices and soy milk. salty ships in all versions. the street vendors offer syrup drinks - in all colors. instant coffee. lots of plastic packaging. and it keeps getting worse. no brakes from the government, because these people eat and drink this crap too.
They pretend like they do but all of the poisonous food is reserved for We The Peasants only. The Elite either eat high quality food or they don't eat.
the us gob is to blame with it's standard american diet
what's wrong with instant coffee though as long as you don't put the sweetener in?
@@greeneking77 it's toxic just like normal coffee (creates stress hormones )
Soy milk is not bad
I was a middle class child in New Zealand in the 1960s, children in our family were forbidden soda until age 8 and Coke until we were about 11 years old. That was generally the norm with friends I knew as well.
I experienced my first restaurant meal with the family at age 12. KFC came to the country when I was about 14, it was a big deal.
Still don't drink sodas, and I last ate KFC is 1985.
Exposing young children to what are effectively poisons, is pernicious. Those companies know full well the harm they create.
Sugar, sweeteners, strange words on the ingredient list and from when to when and how many times you eat are important factors to think about.