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The Big Food Lies Nobody Tells You... | Dr. Mindy Pelz

In recent times, people are increasingly worried about the real safety of the food they consume, behind the backdrop of industrial food production. A worrying discussion centers around "big food," a massive entity concentrating heads solely on profit margins at the potential expense of public health.

Big food can be looked at as an extensive network of companies producing commercial food items. Their main objective: maximize profits. Consequently, the processing methods they employ often introduce chemicals that enhance the flavor and preserve shelf life at grievous costs. These chemicals have notable, detrimental impacts, from spurring obesity to dumping harmful hormones into human bodies.

Contrary to popular belief, not all food available on supermarket shelves is devoid of peril. There's a pervasive yet overlooked danger in the concept that assumes all groceries are safe. Stunningly, foods marketed and consumed daily may very well lead to chronic illnesses, burdening countless unsuspecting individuals.

Obesity isn't solely the ubiquitous result of the increasing caloric intake but rather a problematic imbalance aided significantly by obesogens. These chemicals specifically hijack cellular processes to promote fat deposition and aggravate physical health conditions.

Obesogens trick stem cells into turning to fat rather than potential bone formation, spiking unnecessary weight gain from childhood.
  • Monosodium glutamate and pesticides are some entities leading this destructive transformation, echoed worryingly across countries.
  • Obesogens have life-altering effects as they, like Trojan horses, wade unnoticed and unsorted into advantageous platforms within throngs of food.

Concurrently, estrogen dominance spurred by excessive synthetic additives results in unexplained weight issues and diseases, while disrupted hormone activities heighten the threats to wellness. This cycle continues because too few barriers prevent illicit industry strategies from selling harmful consumables directly coupled to consumers' health.

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