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Hidden Chemicals making weight loss harder...


The obesity crisis didn't begin with a lack of willpower

It actually began with a change in culture.


During World War II, women entered the workforce in unprecedented numbers. After the war, many stayed. Families now had less time for the traditional practices that had sustained generations: preparing meals from scratch, preserving food, and gathering around the table.


Advertising shifted from selling food to selling convenience.

Women were told they could "buy back time."

Traditional fats like butter, lard, and beef tallow were rebranded as old-fashioned and unhealthy. In their place came industrial seed oils, margarine, shortening, boxed meals, canned foods, and eventually ultra-processed foods.

The message was simple:

Why spend hours cooking when science can do it for you?

The modern kitchen became industrialised.

Food preparation moved from the home to the factory.


What began as convenience slowly became dependence.

Over the following decades, food changed from coming from the Earth to being engineered for shelf life, profitability, and mass consumption.

The Correlation, obesity, diabetes, metabolic disease, infertility, and chronic inflammation began climbing to levels never before seen in human history.


What if obesity isn't a calorie problem or a will power failure; but instead the obesity epidemic is a result of generations consuming synthetics foods resulting in our bodies unable to methylate; regulate gene expression, detox, impair energy production, thus leaving us biologically starving?

Just asking....


Part III I'll cover why our bodies are starving
























































 
 
 

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