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Avoid these 8 foods at all costs

No Lab Coat Required | May 1, 2026

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  1. @Unsensitive

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    Local theatre in columbus ohio, studio 35 and Grandiview theater (same company) uses real butter.

    As i understand they use coconut oil for popping as well.

  2. @roaldpage

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    Inspired by your comment on Monsanto apologists, Do I have a recommendation of an old docu-series for you! BBC in 1992 put out a docu-series by Adam Curtis called 'Pandora's Box". In one of the sub-plots of the over arching narrative, Curtis shows an interview with an etymologist who traveled around as a DDT lobbyist/apologist. This guy was next level though, in order to prove his claims that DDT was "safe" he would pour out piles of what was supposedly powdered DDT in his hand and lick it off in front of people in seminars.
    If you just want to see the clip out of context it's about 16 minutes in on the 4th episode called 'Goodbye Mrs. Ant'. However, I can't recommend the whole series enough.

  3. @wavion2

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    Cocoa is a legit ingredient for Mexican food. Look up mole ("moe lay"), it'll be further down the dictionary definition list.

  4. @trevorreece6999

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    The filly o fish is was introduced to the menu for catholic lint.

    Mechanically separated = pink slime. A hydrolic ram compress the bone and whats left hanging onto it through a grid of small holes. This is discharged into a hopper that drops the soft tissue onto a rubber belt that presses against a spinning drum with a fine mesh pattern.

    The machine that dose the finel seperation is called a SEPAmatic.

  5. @bramvanduijn8086

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    There are no foods you have to avoid at all costs. Because they're food. It's in the definition. Are some foods better than others? Sure. Are there foods you shouldn't eat in large amounts? Definitely. I'd argue all of them, actually. But there is no such thing as a food that needs to be avoided at all costs for everyone. You might want to check with yourself why you make all these absolute statements. Are you sure you didn't slip a bit too close to writing clickbait slop?

  6. @danyzuk0

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    You called out filet of fish, but it's not the fish itself that's bad. It's 100% wild Alaskan pollock. It's just compressed to make a square. The issue is the soybean oil and other inflammatory stuff its fried in, as is most everything fast food. The tarter sauce also has carcinogens. The buns are loaded with sugar and crap. Not defending the fish fillet, just posting for the record.

  7. @solavita306

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    In the early 90's I worked in a movie theater. The movie theater butter came in a five gallon waxed cardboard bucket and was solid. We had a large metal wand that heated up that we used to melt a hole in the solid 'butter'. Had to be done to hook it up to the popcorn machined. Label on the container said the main ingredient was coconut oil….and everyone was horrified by the 'solid fat.'

  8. @everypossiblename

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    Take it as you will, but stick to education. You're good at teaching people. I do not understand why you feel the need to talk down to people though. You are not going to get people to stop eating the wrong things by making it shameful to eat them. They'll still do it but just not tell you. Stick to explaining why its important to not eat them. It makes it seem like you just want to feel superior to people rather than help them and I just know thats not what youre trying to do here.

  9. @TheOtherJohnSmith

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    Bruh! Not very many people like to watch live streams. Asmongold, for example, will trim down the live stream to just the highlights. he'll stream all day and then make two 20 min vids. I don't think you should do this, i like your usual style; but it will make you more likely to succeed on youtube. People who watch from here like a certain style of presenting and only a very small amount of people will watch a live stream on youtube. Just one man's opinion.

  10. @ovenbird50

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    I don't think one corn dog per year is bad. Never is a strong word. But what I want to know what the LD50 for corn dogs is.
    I have a friend who is 74 and lives on French fries (reusing the oil many times), eats corn dogs, and ramen. He has severe untreated obstructive sleep apnea His blood work is normal.
    I eat vegetables and pasture raised or wild caught protein, and am diabetic.
    Everyone is different.

  11. @anthonylosego

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    So the change in the fillet'o'fish is that back in the day, they had flaky actual fish, yes, with coating, and a slice of cheese that was over the whole fillet. However, now, the coating is the bulk of the product. The center is not even whole fish, instead, it is ground up fish meat. The worst part is that the line of fish is actually smaller than the coating. It's essentially creating filler as the primary ingredient and the extras are shinning star. It's not good.

  12. @anthonylosego

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    Omega-6 is required by the body. So the sniff test doesn't tell you it is bad. However, the concentration at 100% is terrible. But soy is cheap. For a reason. Why? Because it is bad in large concentrations. You need, at most, a 3 parts omega-3 to omega-6 for healthy living. Typical processed foods are 6 parts to 1 part. (O6 to O3). That's not healthy. But "butter" sauce with no butter is 100% O6. Not good unless you are eating an avacodo a day. But that can be bad too. You just need to lower the O6. Sadly, it doesn't even actually taste good. It just doesn't set off any alarms. The massive amount of salt tends to mask the off taste.

  13. @HanmaHeiro

    May 1, 2026 at 6:08 pm

    I got an AMC a list membership 2 years 3 years ago. I would watch 2 movies a week. And eat a large popcorn per movie… I blood pressure went up ridiculously

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