The Shocking Truth About The Obesity Crisis, Ozempic, ADHD & Food Industry Lies | Calley Means

@margaretbarr7141 says:

I wish we had a clone of Dr Hyman in every town in the UK. We so need to wake up to this. Nutrition is so fundamental to our health.

@Paul-th9vr says:

Dr. Mark I am a big supporter of everything in moderation, and not taking things to the extreme. I worked for Coca Cola too, and I got at least two bottles a day from the warehouse vending machines available for the employees. I have loved Coca Cola since I was a child and it never really affected my health, except for my teeth. I am now 74 years old and I am 198 pounds or about 28 pounds overweight, which I attribute to one major factor, a sedentary lifestyle Mark. You talk about kids and how they are overweight now, but you don’t mention that in schools there are not as many hours spent in a week on physical education. When I went to school back in the Jurassic Period, we had at least 4 or 5 hours in a week of physical education courses. We would run a mile, play soccer, rugby, 100 yard dashes, gymnastics, basketball, baseball, even murder ball. At the end of the class you would usually be sweating and feeling great by the exertion during the class. You and your guest talk about regulatory capture, but that applies to the renewable energy agencies, the climate “science” industry, and EV vehicle manufacturing companies as well. Do you think that a wind farm sprawling over a beautiful countryside looks acceptable? Or land covered with thousands of solar panels that will eventually wear out and have to be disposed of safely, it looks grotesque to me. I think that eating nutritious food is the only option for a healthy lifestyle, but I know that there are some people and agencies that make their living from promoting their pet causes or products. To make one EV car battery requires 500,000 pounds of ground to be drug up and transported to the processing mill, according to physicist and engineer Mark Mills. The costs associated with producing an electric vehicle, and the environmental impact are not much less than a gas, or diesel powered vehicle.
The insanity of promoting the ridiculous notion that cattle are a serious factor in climate change is ludicrous and lucrative for a Bill Gates who has invested in companies that make fake meat products, like Beyond Meat, and has invested in farm land to make the products needed for these alternative meat products.
It is all about making money, whether it is a Vladimir Putin sending money to environmental groups against fossil fuel companies in the United States or groups in Canada who are against pipelines for our abundant natural gas reserves.
I would never say that giving anyone large amounts of Coca Cola to drink is a healthy choice, or that consuming a lot of processed foods is a healthy choice. I also don’t believe we can end the use of petroleum products in ten or twenty years, it is just not feasible. Instead of lands and oceans being used for wind turbines and solar panels, nuclear energy is a far better option and environmentally sustainable alternative. Mark Mills has said that for the USA to store one day’s worth of electricity usage would take Elon Musk’s Gigafactory in Nevada five hundred years of production to make enough batteries to store the electricity. How many tons of earthen materials would have to be disturbed to make enough batteries to store enough electricity for one day?
Nuclear energy is a much better option and less harmful to the environment. Have a one Coke a week Mark, it does taste great and it will not hurt your health.