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Aug. 20, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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RADIOACTIVE frozen shrimp found to contain Cesium-137 ... how to DETOX from radioisotopes
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All right, folks, the FDA says that shrimp that's being imported into the United States and sold at some Walmart stores is contaminated with radioactive cesium-137.
Yeah, right.
So if you go to FDA.gov and you look at their advisories, alerts, and safety information section, this one just came out, let's see, August 19th, yeah.
FDA advises public not to eat, sell, or serve certain imported frozen shrimp from an Indonesian firm.
So it says that this shrimp from this particular company is in violation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
And what they're saying is that at least one shipment of frozen shrimp from this company was somehow detected.
The radiation was detected, or the presence of cesium-137, which is a radioisotope.
with about a 29-year half-life, by the way, it was detected by Customs and Border Protection, and that the FDA has jumped on this, and let's see, it says that the product appears to have been prepared or packed under insanitary conditions where it may have become contaminated with cesium-137 and may pose a safety concern.
And then the FDA goes on to say that this company's products are...
are generally sold at walmart stores in a bunch of states like Arkansas, Georgia, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Texas, West Virginia, etc.
and some others.
And the brand is called Great Value.
Great Value brand frozen shrimp.
And there are certain lot numbers.
Yeah, I'm sure it's a great value.
I bet it's a discount shrimp.
I want a little fallout, you know, line from Mad Max.
So the FDA says that they haven't actually detected cesium-137 yet in in any of the products on the shelves at walmart but they didn't say that they' found some, or Customs and Border Protection found the cesium-137, and that this company's products are distributed across Walmart,
across all these different states.
Now, the level of cesium-137 that was found in these shrimp is not like deadly.
You're not going to eat shrimp and die.
It's not like taking a vaccine where you just die suddenly.
It's more like a low-level exposure that adds to the cumulative ionizing radiation, which can destroy the genetic integrity of your body's cells.
And since cesium inside the body, it mimics pathways of potassium, these cesium 137 atoms, they can end up in cell membranes and organs and so on.
And they can continue to emit radiation for the rest of your life.
So in other words, you're sort of eating and absorbing an internal radiation source.
And it's like walking around with internal chest x-rays beaming from inside your body, but it's highly destructive.
You know, you're not going to turn into Jesus with the light within.
No, you're going to, your cells are going to fall apart if you have enough cesium-137 exposure.
Now, these shrimp products, it's not like taking a walk through Chernobyl or anything.
They're not that high, but it's the concern about the chronic exposure of low levels of ionizing radiation.
Now, If only, if only there were a solution of how to eliminate cesium-137 from the digestive tract.
You know, that would be great.
And sure enough, if you look up in the U.S. Patent Office, you're going to find a patent for an invention called the cesium eliminator.
And cesium eliminator describes a patented process by which you can remove cesium-137 radioisotopes from your body by consuming some certain simple supplements.
And if you look at that patent, you'll notice that the inventor of that process is, well, it's me.
Because I'm the one who did the research and that patent was awarded to me like over a decade ago, along with another patent about how to remove heavy metals from the body.
And so I wanted to pass along a little bit of that information since not only am I the inventor of the cesium eliminator method, but I don't think there's anybody else on the planet that's done as much research as I have on building a digestion simulator and trying out hundreds of different simulators.
And so let me just help answer that question right here, or you could read the patent.
But a couple of things you need to know.
Anytime you eat seafood, you are in fact consuming toxic heavy metals at some level because there's some amount of lead, there's some amount of mercury, and now apparently there's cesium in some seafood.
And again, it's a low level, but if you consume seafood on a regular basis, These toxic substances can add up.
They can accumulate.
It's called the bioaccumulation.
And they accumulate in your body and then they can interfere with enzyme reactions and a lot more.
Or in the case of cesium 137, it can directly cause double-strand breaks of your chromosomes, which is ripping apart the integrity of the genetic code of your cells.
And if you don't have genetic code that is working in your body's cells, cells start to fall apart.
And that's not good.
You don't want to end up like a flesh blob on the floor because all your DNA fell apart, right?
So that's not good.
So let me pass along this bit of information here.
Number one, I want you to buy some strawberries and take a look at the outside of the strawberry and look closely.
Get a magnifying glass, if you would.
look closely at the strawberry and you will discover that the strawberry has all kinds like hundreds of little tiny seeds on the outside of the fruit now i can't think of any other fruit that has its seeds on the outside almost all fruits have seeds on the inside i mean maybe they're but like even blackberries you could say the seeds are kind of located on the outer perimeter But they're still inside.
On strawberries, the seeds are totally on the outside of the fruit.
Well, what's interesting about that, and the seeds are very very tiny is that every one of those seeds is connected to the center of the fruit with a transparent fibrous strand and it is through this strand it's kind of like a little fruit umbilical cord and there's one for each seed so if you were to take apart the strawberry if you were to take away all the the berry flesh and just leave the seeds and
the strands you would find that it is, it's like a giant array of these transparent fibers that connect to all the seeds.
It would look like, I don't know, like an exploded dandelion seed setup of some kind or something like that.
Well, these fibrous transparent strands, which I'll just call strawberry strands, these are impervious to stomach acid.
they cannot be dissolved in stomach acid and they cannot even be dissolved in nitric acid.
And if you're wondering how I know that, it's because
So it turns out that when you eat strawberries, these strands function as little like biological mops or like a fruit broom.
And they will broom out or sweep out your digestive tract with these gentle strawberry fibers.
And these fibers also happen to cling to lead and cesium ions.
and cadmium, oh, and mercury, big time mercury.
So one of the best ways to mop up toxic elements in your digestive tract is to eat fresh strawberries with the meal or before the meal.
And again, I wouldn't know this unless I did the research for the patent because I was trying to figure out what's the best way to remove heavy metals, what's the best way to remove cesium, etc.
And we found the answers.
And again, strawberries are one of the best.
But it turns out that all fruit fibers are quite good at this.
but strawberry fibers are the most effective, especially, again, with mercury.
So if you happen to eat mercury, which you'll get from eating tuna fish, or you'll get that from eating, you know, probably salmon or any seafood.
You're going to get some level of mercury.
You should always eat fresh fruit with the seafood or any fish, frankly, even freshwater or farmed fish, especially like farmed salmon.
You should eat fresh fruit.
And the best kind of fruit are the fibrous fruits.
So not so much apples and pears or figs or things like that, but rather...
Fruit that has stringy fibers all in it, you know?
Mango would even qualify for that, but not papaya.
You see what I'm saying?
So eat lots of raw fruit anytime you're consuming seafood, and it's also a great idea to eat lots of raw fruit.
Again, it has to be raw.
Like just orange juice doesn't count.
But it's also good to eat raw fruit before you do something like barbecue or, you know, anything that's got like burned fat in it like barbecue does or even a hamburger, like a grilled hamburger.
It's good to have some fresh fruit with that because the fresh fruit is going to, again, it's going to sweep out or broom out your digestive tract And fruit does this far better than vegetables, it turns out.
Far better.
Even better than celery.
I tried it.
I tested celery.
You would think celery is really stringy and it would do a better job.
But no, it turns out the celery, those strands are more easily digested than strawberry strands.
Yeah, you wouldn't know that unless you tried it.
So that's why I tried it.
A couple other things to keep in mind are you can also purchase a grapefruit fiber pills, you know, supplements.
And in a pinch, that's a decent, you know, like if you don't have fresh fruit, but you can bring a couple of grapefruit fiber pills to your dinner, that's better than nothing.
So you take the pills, you drink a lot of water because they're going to expand, obviously.
And you get that fiber activated before you start eating your meal.
And then you're going to be in good shape.
So you want plant fiber before you eat almost, well, frankly, almost anything from the animal world today.
chicken beef you know fish whatever but especially with fish which would include shrimps, you know, shrimp, whatever.
Yeah, so that's good to know.
There's one other piece of information on this that's really worth pointing out, and this is also part of my patent, if you want to read it.
You can even go to the website, cesiumeliminator.com, and you can find more research about all of this.
you can see that on average, this formula removes 95.44% of, of cesium ions.
And again, this is research from quite a few years ago, but,
However, this supplement, which I'm going to mention here, and it's not something that we sell, this supplement is something that I've been very cautious about because the supplement itself contains a very high level of aluminum.
In fact, aluminosilicates.
So it's a natural mineral form of aluminum with a form of silicon in the form of silica with aluminum, so aluminosilicates.
This product is called zeolites.
And zeolites are sold by many companies as a detox supplement.
And it is true that zeolites very effectively bind with cesium.
137 However, my personal opinion in this is that zeolites, because they contain so much aluminum, they should only be used in acute emergency situations whereas I've seen people market zeolite products as a daily supplement and I completely disagree with that advice completely because it's a daily supplement of aluminum and when the aluminosilicates hit your stomach
acid, then some amount of the aluminum is ionized.
That is, it's freed up from the aluminum silicates, and then you have free circulating aluminum in your digestive tract, which goes in your blood, and now you have high aluminum in your blood.
So unless you are detoxing an acute exposure, like, hey, I've eaten highly radioactive green goblin shrimp or something, unless you have that kind of situation, I do not recommend
taking zeolites on a daily basis although some people do other people do not me I'm just very cautious about about zeolites even though I also recognize they do have a legitimate place in emergency medicine So in my opinion, it's good to stockpile zeolites for your emergency medicine kit.
And given that they are basically a certain type of rocks, certain type of minerals, they will last a thousand years.
Okay, so there's really, technically there's no expiration date on zeolites.
So get a supply, put it in your emergency supply kit, and then if there's a nuclear war and there's a bunch of fallout and you end up eating like, you know, fallout fish fry or something, that's when you would take the zeolites to eliminate the cesium-137 and not die from having your cells, you know, know melt down internally.
Okay, does that make sense?
Now, for the record, I could have been selling this formula called cesium eliminator i could have been selling this for the last decade but i decided not to sell it because i did not think it was responsible to sell it in a non-emergency crisis situation so that's why you can't buy this product from us you can't buy any zeolites from us again other people choose to sell zeolites and
some push it for daily consumption I completely disagree with that and that's why I'm sharing it with you.
But you should read about this if you want to at Cesium Eliminator and you'll notice that our Cesium Eliminator formula contains not only zeolites but also a seawater extract and a concentrate, dehydrated seaweed which is also very effective at this, and then Hawaiian spirulina and chlorella that also help with mopping up excess cesium 137 as well as heavy metals.
So that's what the formula actually is.
And again, for just mild cases, just eat fresh fruit.
Eat fresh fruit.
Okay.
Next question on all of this is why is shrimp in Indonesia contaminated with radioactive cesium you know this Maybe this should have been the first question.
Like, what?
Okay, so where is shrimp being grown in toxic nuclear waste?
That's my question.
How do you even run into cesium-137?
Cesium-137, again, highly toxic, 29 year half-life.
Exposure is very, very dangerous.
It's a blue powder typically.
I believe, I mean, I've never actually seen it, you know, face to face, but I've seen photos of it.
It's a blue powder.der.
Just a tiny amount of that powder can kill you over time.
And Cesium-137 is a byproduct, of course, of, well, a number of things like a nuclear meltdown or nuclear detonation.
Not a dirty bomb, but an actual nuclear fusion or fission event, which results in a byproduct of Cesium-137, which, of course, is an unstable isotope, and that's why it has a half-life.
Well, The half-life of 29 years means that Cesium-137 will contaminate farmlands for almost three centuries, or about 10 half-lives, which is 290 years or so.
So that's why the milk, which the reason you don't want to buy Chernobyl milk is because cows feed on grass that, and the grass has been, you know, contaminated with fallout from the Chernobyl accident in 1986, I believe that was.
And then the cows bioaccumulate the cesium-137 in their milk.
And so if you eat animal products, derived from animals that graze on those fields, such as milk or butter or cheese, etc., then you're getting like cesium cheese, you know, cesium butter.
Hey, with a blue tint, you know, cesium milk.
It's even more delicious than chocolate milk.
You know, you look glowing, honey, after drinking the cesium milk, you know.
So it's actually not that dangerous to eat, believe it or not, to eat, let's say, corn grown around Chernobyl, because corn doesn't bioaccumulate the cesium nearly as much as cows in their milk.
So it's just something to keep in mind.
I'm not saying that you should go, you know, start cornfields in Chernobyl, which would be difficult right now since there's a war in like, hey, how would you like compounded risk?
Eat some radioactive corn and dodge missiles from Russia.
That's not a good idea.
But the reason the land is destroyed for three centuries is because of the half-life of cesium-137.
But cesium-137 only comes from nuclear fusion or fission events.
So here's the question.
It should be kind of an obvious question.
How did the Bahari Makhmur Sajati Seafood Company in Indiaonesia, how did it get shrimp contaminated with cesium-137?
Okay, there's a question for you.
And as of the moment, we don't have an answer to that.
It's a mystery.
Like, where is there cesium-137 just hanging out near Indonesia, or is it in the ocean there?
Have there been like underwater nuclear experiments from some military or more likely the dumping of some forms of nuclear waste into the ocean, which ends up in the shrimp.
Because you know that the U.S. Navy treats the world's oceans like a giant sewer and just dumps everything.
And so does China.
And so does the Philippines.
And so does, frankly, every nation on the planet.
Or every nation that has access to an ocean.
They use the ocean as their toilet.
They just dump all kinds of radioactive waste and microplastics and everything else you can imagine.
So I'm just guessing that the fishermen who harvested this shrimp just happened upon an area of the ocean where there was a lot of season 137 contamination probably dumped there by some nation's filthy navy.
It could be us.
It could be America, you know.
That's my guess.
And that's a warning for the fact that since the oceans are such a dumping ground of toxins that seafood is very heavily contaminated with lots of different substances.
Now, it does make you wonder about the safety of the food supply, doesn't it?
For all the acts of terrorism that the FDA carries out upon the population and terrorizing small businesses, etc.
This scanning of imports for radiation, this would be like one legitimate thing that the FDA actually does.
Like if the FDA should be doing anything, it would be scanning imported food for toxins.
Like, okay, I get that.
That's a legit function.
Unfortunately, the FDA spends most of its time terrorizing Americans and small businesses and herbal supplement distributors and homeopathy companies, etc., which pose no danger at all when the FDA should be scanning shrimp for.
But anyway, they did their job in this case.
But the FDA bans any use of another substance that actually eliminates cesium-137 from the body even after it has been swallowed.
Now, I already mentioned my invention, cesium eliminator, which relies on zeolites and some seaweed, certain forms of seaweed, certain forms of ocean water concentrates, which are really high in magnesium, by the way.
But there's another substance that has been banned by the FDA for this particular use even though it is highly highly effective and that substance is called Prussian blue Prussian blue which is it's it's a painter's pigment it's a blue dye or a blue pigment that's used in oil paintings and I have some of this because I actually purchased it Where did I put that?
It's around here somewhere.
I purchased it for my research, you know, on the cesium eliminator patent research, and I confirmed that Prussian blue does a great job of binding with cesium.
A great job.
And the FDA has approved a big pharma form of Prussian blue called Radio Gardase.
And it binds to cesium-137 in the intestines, which is what my invention also does.
And it was used after there was a nuclear accident in Brazil.
It helped decrease cesium-137 exposure in survivors by approximately 70%.
But then the FDA doesn't allow anyone to sell just Prussian blue as the pigment to treat this.
You have to buy Radio Gardase, which is probably a thousand times more expensive than Prussian blue.
But as I have come to discover, I just bought Prussian blue on Amazon, and I used it in my research, and it worked great.
You know, they want you to buy the, you know, a thousand times more expensive pharmaceutical form, but it's the same molecule, folks.
It's the same molecule.
So Prussian blue.
which is also available at paint stores, by the way.
Prussian blue eliminates cesium-137 from the digestive tract.
So add that to your preppers kit, like, hey, I should get some blue things.
And there are three blue things that you should consider.
Number one is Prussian blue, which, as we know, removes cesium-137.
The second one is methylene blue, which...
So I take methylene blue before, only before I'm having a meal where there might be soy sauce or maybe MSG or something like that.
And it works great.
Protects my brain from the MSG.
I don't take methylene blue as a daily supplement, by the way.
And some people have concerns over methylene blue.
So I only use it for one specific thing, which is protection against MSG.
Okay, so anyway, Methylene blue is the second blue item that you may want to consider.
And then the third blue item is called hematoxylenein, H-E-M-A-T-O-X-Y-L-I-N.
Hematoxylin, this is a very potent blue pigment that's used as a cell staining dye in biochemistry and any kind of just slide staining for microscopy.
And it turns out that if you combine this blue dye with DMSO, and yes, I did a whole special report on this, it makes kind of like an orange colored, semi-translucent orange colored kind of gel.
And if you put this gel on your body, then the DMSO drives all kinds of substances into your skin and even deeper than your skin, and it delivers the hematoxylene blue dye to the subcutaneous regions where you applied it.
And that blue dye kills cancer cells.
Yeah, it kills cancer cells.
It cuts them off.
from blood supply.
Basically, it causes an anti-angiogenesis or an apoptosis effect on those cancer cells.
And there's a substack author called A Midwestern Doctor that has done, I think, the best reporting on this.
I quoted him when I covered this.
And this blue dye, Hemato's Island, has been shown with DMSO to cure cervical cancer and to cure and reverse other types of cancers, especially types that are closer to the surface of the skin.
And then I personally had experience with a pet owner who used this dye in an orally administered intervention of a dog that was on death's door because of internal tumors.
And that dog, the tumors began to recede immediately with a very small amount of this blue dye and DMSO administered orally.
Just like a small amount, like how small was it?
think it was only a hundred microliters per day so you know one tenth of a milliliter which is just a few drops, you know, and the tumors just began to shrink and that dog came back to life.
That dog was scheduled for euthanasia and that dog came back to life and it was fully energetic and running around and everything.
So I've seen that firsthand.
That's wild.
So those are three blue items that you may want to consider for your emergency medicine chest, whatever you're putting together.
Of course, I would always have iodine in that as well, you know, to protect your thyroid from radioactive forms of iodine.
But iodine is also used as a slide staining treatment, by the way, for microscopy.
So it's funny that iodine and hematoxylene are both used to stain slides.
And they're both extremely useful in the body as well.
And anyway, there's something else you need to know about all of this is that methylene blue is also a photoactivated pigment.
And remember how I've talked about photoactivated nutrition recently?
And there are many of these substances that have intense colors, like phycocyanins, which are derived from blue-green algae, such as spirulina, that themselves are also photoactivated.
which means that even after you consume them, if you then expose yourself to sunlight, and you're getting all these variety of sunlight rays, like near-infrared, far-infrared, and UV rays, et cetera, at some level, it's actually.
very healthy for you in moderation, And it further activates these molecules, these nutritive molecules.
And it does a couple of things.
In some cases, it makes the molecules more stable, not less stable, but more stable.
It makes them more absorbable or bioavailable in some cases.
And it also increases their efficacy in terms of the physiological reactions that they are able to perform in the body.
For example, antioxidants can become more potent antioxidants upon exposure to sunlight.
This is called photoactivated or photodynamic therapy.
And there's a lot of research on this.
And frankly, I wouldn't even know that much about it, except for the fact that my AI engine knows everything about this.
And I've been using it for research.
And it's pretty incredible.
And then we can find all the science papers.
And there's been a lot of science published about this.
It's actually pretty cool.
So I hope I'm not losing you on this.
I didn't mean to go down the track of photoactivated nutrition and blue dyes and everything.
But all this is related.
It's all related.
You know, there's cesium in the shrimp.
Yeah, but there's also these amazing things that you can consume and some of them are blue.
There's like three blue things.
Well, there's four actually because phycocyanins are blue from spirulina.
And again, the photoactivation can make them stronger and more resilient and more bioavailable.
And then there's another thing that happens that's really interesting with certain plant extracts or certain types of pigments from plants.
And phycocyanins are in this category as well, which is that some of them fluoresce upon exposure to certain wavelengths.
So fluorescence is a phenomenon where inbound wavelengths of photons or light, they are translated into, And sometimes there's a whole array that are concentrated into a new wavelength, and then they retransmit at that new wavelength.
So what's actually happening with some of these nutrients that are in your body is as you are exposed to sunlight, and a certain amount of that sunlight penetrates your body, such as the longer wavelengths, like, you know, far infrared, et cetera, then they can cause these molecules to fluoresce inside your body, which means they re-illuminate inside your body, and they emit new light within, like literally inside your body.
They're emitting new types of or new wavelengths of light because they're fluorescing.
And then it turns out that many of your body's organs have photoreceptors.
So you actually have light sensitive cells on your major organs and all throughout your body.
Like your body is a being of light and it communicates with light, you know, it responds.
So, all of this is related.
And some of the nutrients that are photoactivated include curcubin from turmeric.
And there are various polyphenols and carotenoids, including anthocyanins.
See, there's another blue that is very useful.
And the way you know it's blue, you hear that word anthocyanins.
Well, it's got the word cyan in it.
Cyan, Cyan.
Cyan means blue.
Right?
I mean, I think...
You might even have a cyan like ink cartridge in your inkjet printer.
That's the blue cartridge.
It's cyan, right?
Well, think about it.
Like, phycocyanins from spirulina, that's got cyan in it.
Anthocyanins from berries, aronia berries, blueberries, blackberries, et cetera.
That's got cyan in it, you see?
So it's not like cyanide.
It's cyan, the blue color.
So bottom line on this is, you know, get more food colors, like natural, not artificial, obviously.
Get more colors.
Well, asaxanthine has, you know, incredible colors in it, more in the red variety, obviously.
And then for your emergency medicine chest, make sure you've got hematoxylene, make sure you've got Prussian blue, make sure you've got methylene blue.
And then you've got kind of your colors all squared away.
And once you understand all of this, now you've got, you know, a treasure chest of sort of God's nutritional secrets for how to protect yourself from all of the insults of our contaminated world and those insults include artificial light all the blue light screens it includes heavy metals you know lead and cadmium and mercury it includes cesium-137 and other radioisotopes that are floating around out there because you know our
leaders nuked our planet over and over again for decades and that stuff's still floating around seriously So that's my advice on how to look at this.
And you know what's funny is that Walmart was selling shrimp from this company, the company that was flagged as having the cesium and I wonder if Walmart also sells like painting supplies that include Prussian blue it would be like Walmart sells the cesium shrimp and Walmart sells the anti-cesium solution but you're not allowed to say so because you know that would run afoul of the FDA but if you know if you have knowledge you're way ahead of the curve
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And we provide the world's cleanest foods and superfoods and nutritional supplements.
Many supplements that are, in fact, photoactivated because of the Like we sell turmeric and anthocyanins and acesanthane and spirulina and chlorella, etc.
All those things and a whole lot more.
So we don't sell hematoxylene and we don't sell Prussian blue.
We don't sell painting supplies, you know.
So you'll have to get that somewhere else.
Health Ranger Painting Supply Store.
No, that's not what we're into.
But you can find us at healthrangerstore.com.
And the last thing I'd like to leave you with here is just a comparison.
In our store, you know, we sell, say, a macaroni and cheese product, and I compared that to craft macaroni and cheese.
just having kind of an ingredient showdown or a face-off.
I filmed that earlier today, so I want to share that with you here at the end of this report.
So check that out.
I think you'll enjoy it, and thanks for listening.
Okay, welcome to our.
Ingredients Face Off Challenge.
I'm Mike Adams of healthrangerstore.com and today we're going to be comparing the ingredients in Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Deluxe upside down with what I consider to be a real Macaroni and Cheese meal product, which is what we manufacture and sell from healthrangerstore.com.
Now, this Kraft stuff, it's dirt cheap and it's consumed by, I think, low-information people who don't really know much about nutrition or ingredients, but it's very popular.
But what are people actually eating?
when they consume a product like that?
So if we look up the ingredients, and you can show my screen, here it is, we're just checking the ingredients of Kraft Mac and Cheese Deluxe Original Cheddar.
And oh, it brags about it.
It's like made with real Cheddar cheese.
If you go down here and you look at the ingredients, here you go.
You have enriched macaroni product, which is a processed wheat flour with what is it?
Glycerol monosterate.
Then it's enriched with niacin, ferrous sulfate, and it's required to be enriched by law because the processing of the wheat strips out so much of the nutritional content they have to put things back in like folic acid okay so that's your first clue right there then the cheese sauce is made from the following here it is whey cheddar cheese i don't have any problem with these so far and then canola oil so here's your seed oil that's in the product also known as rape
seed oil and then there's a milk protein concentrate sodium phosphate milk whey protein And then it goes into these salt lactic acid, sodium alginate, that's like a thickener, sorbic acid as a preservative, milk fat.
But paprika for color, this is actually good.
This is to their credit.
They're not using the artificial dyes in this.
They've got anato for color enzymes, modified food starch and maltodextrin.
Both of those are usually from genetically modified corn.
And then you got the monoglyceride salt and then some medium chain triglycerides that's often used as a flow agent for the powder.
I would consider it processed junk food.
Now compare that to our product when we make macaroni and cheese here at the Health Ranger store.
And yeah, go ahead and show it.
There it is.
We sell it packaged in these buckets and there are 56 servings per container.
So it's macaroni and cheese dried.
It's 36 ounces.
And if you're wondering what we put into our products, well, check it out.
Here it is.
So the pasta elbows are organic quinoa pasta elbows made out of quinoa, organic rice, and organic amaranth.
And then we have our organic white cheddar powder, which is actual cheddar.
cheese and then organic heavy cream powder, which is actual organic heavy cream.
Organic butter powder, right?
These are expensive ingredients.
I'm not claiming that we're price competitive with Kraft.
We're not.
Organic whey protein powder and then organic onion powder here and organic black pepper powder.
And that's literally it.
Those are the only ingredients in the product.
We don't even add salt because we figure, well, you can add know, again, it contains many, many meals out of this, several individual packs inside the bucket.
And what you get is real organic lab tested food with honest ingredients.
We don't try to create the impression of cheese powder, we just use cheese powder.
we don't try to create the impression that there's butter powder in it with butter flavor or something else.
We use real butter powder.
And the same thing with the cream powder.
So the reason it smacks like cream is because it's made with actual organic cream.
And again, you know, Kraft isn't the worst.
There are other brands that are even.
even far worse and some brands probably you can buy at the dollar stores that are just absolute crap that would be quite expiriment to go look at those but that's food for people who don't know what they're eating frankly it's people who who just don't have any knowledge of health or nutrition and sadly they're going to pay the price with that because those foods with the artificial dyes and all the chemicals and the preservatives and all the refined processed carbohydrates and all that garbage,
that's not good for you to keep eating that in the long run.
It's not good for you.
You want to have a good healthy life and good longevity and good both cognitive and physical performance in your life.
You're going to need real food ingredients that are clean, that are lab tested, that are certified organic wherever possible.
It's all non-GMO.
And we do the lab testing ourselves.
So we can assure you that it's clean.
We can show you the heavy metals test.
We can show you the glyphosate test.
We can show you the afotoxin testing or the microbiology, the E. coli, the salmonella testing, and other tests for certain products that we conduct as well.
So when you want the best.
macaroni and cheese that is ready to make, all you need to do is boil water and you put these in and you can make macaroni and cheese.
Add some salt if you want some additional salt.
I actually add salt to this formula because it's completely unsalted.
There's no added salt.
But this is the best macaroni and cheese that you can imagine.
And it's real and it's healthy.
You can find it at healthrangerstore.com.
Just search for macaroni.
And when you purchase any of our products, you' know, or you could go out and buy, you know, Kraft processed macaroni and cheese or whatever or other brands if you hate yourself, you know, like if you don't want to be healthy, then you can buy a bunch of processed food with chemicals.
But if you love yourself and you love good real food, then shop with us at healthrangerstore.com and we thank you for your support.
I'm Mike Adams, the Health Ranger.
Thanks for watching.
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