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War On Fat
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| Mike Adams. | |
| Is it really capitalism if your corporate model is to just make money off of poisoning people with medications or poisoning the food supply with herbicides like glyphosate? | |
| The Health Ranger Report. | |
| Or is that just freaking suicide? | |
| Large-scale suicide by fascism. | |
| It's time for the Health Ranger Report. | |
| And now, from naturalnews.com, here's Mike Adams. | |
| I don't know if you're a fan of the original Seinfeld TV series produced by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, but I've always found the shows entertaining. | |
| And it's fun sometimes to go back and watch a show from that era, sort of the early 1990s, and look at the way the world was different. | |
| So the other day, as I was rolling and stretching, I do a lot of body rolling and stretching just to stay healthy. | |
| And I always like to watch some kind of comedy show while I'm doing that, just kind of lighten the mood a little bit, because my work is so intense day to day. | |
| So I was watching Seinfeld while I'm body rolling, and the episode that comes on is the Fat-Free Yogurt episode. | |
| I don't know if you remember this episode, but it's from 1994. | |
| And the episode centers around Kramer investing in a fat-free yogurt restaurant. | |
| This was when the frozen yogurt craze was really taking off all across America. | |
| Now, what we know now is that so-called frozen yogurt is really just ice cream with some milk cultures thrown in so they can call it yogurt. | |
| It's not really frozen yogurt. | |
| It's just ice cream. | |
| With some yogurt cultures in it. | |
| That's basically... | |
| That's the only difference. | |
| But what's fascinating about the show is that they thought that fat-free meant that it couldn't make you fat. | |
| And this was borne out throughout the entire episode. | |
| And people state this belief over and over again. | |
| Like, oh, how can you get fat? | |
| The yogurt's fat-free! | |
| And people would say, I can't believe it tastes this delicious. | |
| I can't believe it's fat free. | |
| How could it be fat free? | |
| Because back in the 1990s, the focus of the entire medical establishment and science establishment was on avoiding all fat. | |
| And this was an era in which doctors and scientists and journalists, they were all hoodwinked into this nutritional scam which said that all fat is bad for you. | |
| So yeah, they thought avocados were bad for you. | |
| Flax seeds they thought were bad for you. | |
| Eggs. | |
| There was a war on eggs. | |
| I remember it very clearly. | |
| You're always being told to don't eat eggs. | |
| They're bad for you. | |
| So this war on fat was the scientific status quo of the time. | |
| Now why is that important to recognize? | |
| Because now we know that it was complete hokum, total BS, which tells you that the scientific establishment is fully capable of being completely wrong. | |
| Now we know that good fats are not only healthy for you, but vital for you. | |
| If you're not getting good healthy fats into your diet, you're going to have some nutritional deficiencies. | |
| There's going to be something wrong with you. | |
| And I've seen this, by the way, among some vegans and vegetarians who don't get enough animal fat. | |
| They're not getting saturated fat because they're not eating any butter. | |
| They're not getting any kind of meat fat at all. | |
| And sometimes they'll have skin problems and they'll have chapped lips a lot of the time. | |
| And some of these people go crazy insane, too, because they don't have enough fat for their brains. | |
| Literally, you know, the brain needs fat to be built. | |
| Your neurology needs good, healthy fats in order to function. | |
| But the good vegans, by the way, are eating the fats. | |
| I mean, the intelligent vegans, the informed vegans. | |
| You know, like David Wolf, he's eating avocados. | |
| That's his nickname, David Avocado Wolf. | |
| He's smart about that. | |
| He eats avocados. | |
| He eats flax seeds and chia seeds and so on. | |
| That's why he's healthy. | |
| But in any case, there are a lot of vegans and vegetarians that are just like celery and fruits. | |
| There are fruitarians. | |
| They're not getting any fat. | |
| And that's bad for you. | |
| But in the early 1990s, as evidence in this episode of Jerry Seinfeld... | |
| Everybody thought you could only get fat by eating fat. | |
| So they were chowing down on sugar. | |
| All kinds of sugar. | |
| Oh my God, it's fat-free yogurt, but it's loaded with sugar. | |
| So they were eating all this sugar and then wondering why they were getting fat. | |
| They couldn't fathom the idea that dietary sugars would be converted into body fat in the body. | |
| This was an alien concept in the 1980s and the 1990s. | |
| And it's important to point this out, because when I was growing up in the 1980s and 1990s, nobody was talking about organics, virtually no one. | |
| No one was talking about the dangers of pesticides. | |
| No one was talking about corn syrup being bad for you. | |
| No one was talking about all of these things, hydrogenated oils, trans fatty acids, the things that we know are very dangerous and very toxic today. | |
| Back then, they were just considered just part of the normal food supply. | |
| You know, you just eat Lucky Charms. | |
| Who cares about the artificial food coloring and all the corn syrup and all the processed, refined ingredients and the white bread? | |
| Oh my God! | |
| When I was growing up in the 70s, everybody was eating white bread, and they thought Wonder Bread was the most amazing thing. | |
| There were TV commercials for Wonder Bread that had these clean, stay-at-home white moms with white bread in their white kitchens, and they implied that brown bread was bad. | |
| Brown bread. | |
| It's like a dirty kitchen. | |
| Everything had to be white and pristine. | |
| Your white toilet bowl is so clean because you're flushing chemicals down the drain. | |
| Your white face is so white because you're eating white bread. | |
| And white sugar and white enriched bleached flour. | |
| It was the age of whiteness, which turns out to be nutritionally depleted. | |
| You know, it was insane. | |
| It's like these people are giving themselves diabetes and heart disease and cancer from eating all these nutritionally depleted foods, and they didn't even know why. | |
| They thought that was good nutrition. | |
| So clean and spongy white wonder bread. | |
| It's a wonder. | |
| Yeah, it's a wonder you even lived through that decade, frankly, if you ate all that wonder bread. | |
| It's a wonder you're even alive after all that. | |
| Well, fortunately, my parents didn't buy white wonder bread. | |
| I grew up in a wheat bread family. | |
| Yes, we had brown bread. | |
| We had brown friends. | |
| We had brown gardens. | |
| We grew some of our own food, and my parents would never eat that garbage, and they didn't buy that garbage. | |
| Only my neighbors had Wonder Bread, but my parents had wheat bread. | |
| So we grew up eating wheat bread and rye bread and all kinds of other different, you know, Healthy, wholesome kinds of foods. | |
| And that's why I think, I've got to give it credit, that's one of the reasons why I developed the cognitive function that I exercise today as the lab science director, as an inventor, patent holder, best-selling science book author, publisher, you name it. | |
| I mean, I'm not saying it's all to my credit. | |
| It's actually my parents just gave me healthy food. | |
| Healthy foods, they're related to healthy brain function. | |
| If your kids grow up on white bread and all this white sugar and, you know, fat-free yogurt that's loaded with sugar, they're not going to be very bright. | |
| Frankly, they're going to be cognitively impaired. | |
| But isn't it amazing how much our understanding has changed since the 1990s? | |
| Even Jerry Seinfeld. | |
| Nobody didn't know the truth about fat and sugar back in the 1990s. | |
| But today, it's considered common sense. | |
| And that's how quickly and how completely things can change in the world of science and medicine. | |
| So don't ever make the mistake of thinking that the scientists of the day know everything. | |
| They don't know what they're talking about. | |
| They are wrong about so many things right now, like vaccines. | |
| They're totally wrong, but yet that truth may take another decade to fully come out before the thinking turns around on it. | |
| Just remember that whatever the science tells you, it usually changes 10 or 20 years later. | |
| So don't put too much faith in the corporate scientists and the mainstream media and the status quo. | |
| Usually, they don't know what they're talking about. | |
| They're the same goofballs who used to recommend you eat margarine, that avocados were bad for you, but sugar was fat-free and therefore couldn't make you fat. | |
| Yeah, that's what they taught us for decades. | |
| Completely full of bunk. | |
| So don't listen to them. | |
| Anyway, thank you for listening to me. | |
| I hope you find value in the information I'm giving you. | |
| It is 10 to 20 years ahead of the status quo, which is why so many of the things that I talked about years ago are now finally being acknowledged as true by the scientific establishment, like the fact that you can cure and reverse type 2 diabetes. | |
| Yes, I said that over a decade ago. | |
| Now it's mainstream. | |
| In any case, you can check out more of my information at the Health Ranger Report podcast. | |
| That's healthrangerreport.com. | |
| Also check out my main website, naturalnews.com, and we've got a sub-website that's relevant to all this called sweeteners.news. | |
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