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Among tested supermarket foods, Annie's Organic Cheesy Ravioli contained the most phthalates in nanograms per serving, 53,579, followed by Del Monte sliced peaches and Chicken of the Sea pink salmon.

https://www.reuters.com/business/he...widespread-presence-plastics-food-2024-01-04/

Consumer Reports finds 'widespread' presence of plastics in food

 

95% or MORE of items found in "grocery store aisles" are UNHEALTHY and SUPER PROCESSED food-like items. This is why the ONLY place anyone should be eating from is the Produce section...organic and non GMO as much as possible....more fruit than veggies as NATURAL fructose is needed for our brains to give us energy. These are GOOD, SIMPLE carbs. NOWHERE near "bad" for us, as mainstream idiots suggest. All veggies are GLUCOSE based, hence why eating a massive veggie salad shoots up your blood sugar (GLUCOSE level) way up temporarily, then again, if you eat healthy, you need not worry about that nonsense at all. ;)

 

I'm diabetic. So you're saying I can eat all the fruit I want? Are you fucking kidding? I keep fruit and fruit juice in my house mostly for one reason: When my blood sugar drops too low from meds/insuliin, I need sugar to raise it back up to 70-100. Fruit and juice are the #1 solution for low blood sugar. This is life or death for diabetics. You know nothing about what you said

 

why bother at this point. plastics are everywhere. in the air, in the water, in the soil, in our blood and in our food. it's in our toothpaste, in our clothing, in our toilet seats and in the keyboard I'm typing on. it's in the three billion new tires per year we put on cars and use to replace billions of older, worn down tires. we don't even try to clean up what's poisoning us. we just let the rain wash it into our ground water and call it a day.

 

we all die, no matter how "healthy" you think you eat. Humans are made to eat a variety of foods (not plastics) - There is no way to guarantee that "organic" carrot was really processed without chemicals unless you grew it yourself. Hence the King of England has his own "organic" garden, even he doesn't trust the food chain anymore.

Protein and fat are your friends, carbs not so much and processed carbs even less. Most people spend too much time indoors have insufficient Vitamin D from lack of sunshine, breath crap air and drink a metric shit ton of soft drinks or soda.

Frutcose is not needed for energy, ATP is what fuels all cells in your body.

The human body can endure a lot of abuse, if its allowed to heal and provided with the proper nutrients and environment.
Touch grass, enjoy the outdoors where humanity began. Try to keep a regular schedule circadian rythm is very important for proper hormone levels.

bottom line, don't beleive packaging labels, or commercials and most doctors are morons, try to stay away from them if you value your health.

 

you can't solve a problem if you aren't aware of it. and you can't solve a problem if you don't think about it and try to resolve it. so yeah just give up..

 

Only peaches I eat are fresh ones, only Salmon I eat is boiled and I wouldn't touch Ravioli with a barge pole.

I didn't need research to tell me those products you mentioned were no good. I find that any food that tastes like plastic, usually IS plastic! Oh and whilst we are on the subject of foods not what they appear to be, did you know that L-Cysteine and it's derivatives contain human hair?

L-Cysteine happens to be in a lot of bread (It gives it the texture lots of people love) products, such as Subway, Pizzas,Burger Buns and plenty of cakes!

It's also possible though to drive yourself mad knowing what you should or shouldn't ea!


See for yourself here :-https://nutrimill.com/blogs/life-in-healthy-balance/surprising-ingredient-alert-theres-human-hair-in-store-bought-bread

 

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Diabetic type 1 here. Please don't give nutritional advice, ever.

 

Are you saying I didn't have to pay for this?

 

That's the point, long time ago humans choosen the greed, producing cheap food, than the quality, health asociated and respect for nature.

 

Did you dames and dudes in the USA know that all of the spices sold in those little bottles are irradiated and rendered into disgusting dead food? What a great way to sell poison! McCormick amongst others suck and now they've invaded Europe. They're putting rancid, shit oil in lots of spice mixes and that bullcrap don't fly. Also, don't dare eat any fish or algae from the Pacific now after Fukushima. China now won't import anything from Japanese local fishing concerns. Radiation keeps adding up in your body.

 

its life dude... i have seizures every few years from years of being under the " influence" my fault i caused that....you know you werent born with Diabetes. you put back some mountain dew and oatmeals pies and got Type whatever. shit happens. just like plastics....

 

Lol, type 1 is largely genetic. That's why most suffer from this starting from the age of 4.

 

I'm old and I'm going to die in a while anyway so I really just don't care.
But, yeah, American food is horrible... it's the absolute worst. Even the supposedly good stuff. It's true the only way you're ever going to eat decently is if you buy as local as possible and that costs some bucks, and is not even an option at all for a lot of people. I forgot what real food tasted like from my childhood until I took a trip to Italy. I'd much rather live there honestly, yeah you don't have tons of stuff but everybody's super laid back and the food is good and that's plenty for me these days. To eat well in America you pretty much have to choose between that or having a roof over your head.

 

What is the "Supposedly good stuff" to you? That single statement is either bait, or you have never gone anywhere good.

 

I'm not talking about restaurants. I'm talking about supermarkets. Meat, produce, it's garbage. "Organic" is marketing bullshit. It's all bred for yield not taste. Or nutrition. And that's before you get to the processed junk. Like I said, yes you can get locally sourced decent food at a market but be prepared to spend a house payment on it. If you don't mind a $2,500 monthly grocery or restaurant bill (if you're lucky) I'm happy for you.

 

I'm not surprised. They're probably trying to make us infertile.

 

I got bad news for ya, folks!
Yer all gonna die

 

Supposedly good stuff is food that cost a lot and tasted fowel. If it's not good for you why dose it exist?

But it Takes some of us longer to get it over and done with then others.