/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5477352
its too late (insert example corporation here) people are now eating organic and the world will be a better place because of it. no lie you tell will trick people. you are finished. done. over.

oh whats this?

>>5350764
>"organic doesn't mean clean"
please prove that organic is Not cleaner than monsanto crap
>"GMO's have much higher yield than organics"
[citation needed]

been eating lots of foods with this additive but I never really had issues with it, YET this made me laugh so hard, just look at the tenacity of these people that run the corporations that want to control what you eat. LOOK AT IT /CK/
LOOK AT IT AND CHUCKLE

youtube.com/watch?v=ohw4yqas1fM

>Hating Monsanto = anti-science

>everything is a chemical therefore no chemicals can be bad

faulty reasoning general

This is what Monsanto shills actually believe.


you could argue that natural foods are full of natural chemicals, and you might be right.
however, it doesn't mean that people should eat soap and drink blinker fluid.
when people say "ewwww! chemicals in my food!" they usually mean additives like yellow 5, high fructose corn syrup, and other nasty junk that they don't want to be eating. water may very well be a chemical, drink too little, you die of dehydration. drink too much, hyperwaterpoisoning electrolytes or something = death.
is walking into the woods and getting bit by a snake, a natural experience?
there are many good and bad natural things, but my point is that people usually mean this:
>I want a banana 100% natural with no chemicals

what they mean:


>banana.
>no bells
>no whistles
>no tricks
>no trucks

its like salted butter, alot of people just want to buy butter, but then they realize some jerk put extra salt in it, so they stop buying that brand, and buy another brand that stuck to the pure values of what real plain simple pure natural butter should be.

that is what people are doing right now. people are ceasing to buy things they don't like, and buying things that they DO like. understand?

its silly to make the assumption that just because some uneducated people get scared when they see "sodium" on the label, that all people who avoid additives or "muh chemicals" in the foods they eat, that ALL people are stupid morons who are afraid of silly things.by making this assumption, the troll or pic related, attempts to imply that all people who want to make decisions about the way they eat, are simply too stupid to have the right to say "I wont eat this because I don't trust it" you know what? if people don't like something they have the right to avoid it.

I am NOT a doctor. Ask your doctor before doing anything.

>>5169271
this is actually a very controversial topic in relation to vitamin b17 in apricot seeds as well as apple seeds and many other fruits and vegetables, nuts, seeds, containing small amounts of naturally occurring cyanide.

many say that in small amounts this can fight cancer, and in larger amounts that it will obviously hurt someone or make them die.

you need to search it on the internet to see the massive fights people have over this, and the several people who swear it has saved them from cancer where chemo has failed...

in addition you should also search "foods that have b17" and "foods that contain cyanide"

to educate yourself about something you probably didn't know about.

some things I would say are best with common sense, a strong sense of logic, and personal moderation, for example I like vitamin b17, but I don't want too much.

I am Not a doctor. Ask your doctor before doing anything. (continuing)

>>5141227
Well, I am NOT a doctor. ask your doctor before doing anything.

fructose itself isn't a bad thing in my opinion because in nature many fruits are loaded with this stuff, and so is honey and agave nectar, but those things are usually a complete sugar.

high fructose corn syrup usually comes from a bad place to begin with, for example genetically modified corn from monsanto loaded with harsh chemicals and pesticides. and then its treated with even more harsh chemicals (inb4 water is a chemical, that agrumentative point is invalid as the context is discombobulated into manipulatively derailing the point without actual basis, as well as the fact that there are many different good and bad chemicals in subjectivity to the human body, and even the good ones are taken in moderation) so after the corn syrup being treated with chemicals (again) they add even more terrible stuff to neutralize its pH which at the point of finishing its crazy journey it is sold to companies to use it as a cheap sweetener in drinks and foods. at this point its a very incomplete sugar that poisons the liver, causing all kinds of insulin issues and unhealthy fat buildup of bad fats sometimes around the liver.(not necessarily weight gain).
i do however believe (but never tried any of) that Organic corn sugar that has not been processed could likely be relatively safe and healthy in moderation.

I am NOT a doctor. ask your doctor before doing anything.

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>>4884144
all the vegetables would probably come STRAIGHT from monsanto

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXEEiznjkMM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6_DbVdVo-k

>>4882469
i wouldn't be happy to buy something just because its expensive, but as i fall into this awfully baited trap of explaining my reasoning that i believe organic food is better and healthier, i would just like to strike with a pre-emptive BUGGER OFF if your a troll.

if your not a troll, then i go on to say that i just like eating organic because i feel safer knowing it didn't come from monsanto since its non-gmo.

also, organic isn't ALWAYS more expensive, while sometimes it can be a valid point, it is simply not always the truth.

>>4882495

if you google and/or youtube monsanto (genetic roulett) and (the world according to monsanto) you will find alot of info about them.

they are essentially a GIANT super predator multinational monster corporation that is seeded deep within many as well as the US government and they do all kinds of evil stuff that makes even normal people mad, let alone hippies.

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