I often wonder why folks never do impulse shopping or buy junk in the supermarket when you’re shopping for Thanksgiving or Christmas
@Miami7992 ай бұрын
@@yell0wberry Lol, what?
@davidmoore50042 ай бұрын
It's really not that complicated he basically just said not to be a compulsive spender by buying junk food, and not everyone has that problem.
@hi-line81952 ай бұрын
right!? the junk food industry must surely have a mark on him
@freakyflow2 ай бұрын
Dad worked for casino design And sales ..Casinos have no clocks anywhere to tell you its time to leave No windows to tell you its day or night Dark ceilings so you dont bother looking up Bright floors/carpet to keep you looking ahead Flashing moving lights to keep you happy And awake And a design to better get you lost Than know exactly where the exits are. Cashing out normally has a long gated rope line And 1 teller that is told to work slow...So you spend more coins waiting for the line to lessen...This floor plan Idea was sold to IKEA in the 80's And this is why you need painted lines on the floor And walk past 1000 items before finding what you need
@TheRealPureBlood2 ай бұрын
I went to Ikea ONCE. It took me ages to get out because I wasn't allowed to go out the way I came in. I swore I'd never use the store again. This was many years ago and I've stuck to that pledge ever since that day. I wouldn't go into an Ikea store now even if everything were free.
@cherylT3212 ай бұрын
I went into IKEA once and said never again. I felt like a rat in a maze!
@breakthespell22872 ай бұрын
@@cherylT321 - there's a chain supermarket in the northeast called Stew Leonards and it's like a serpentine maze that you have to follow all the way thru before getting to the cash registers, so that you HAVE to pass every single item in the store.
@livingonhighvibe2 ай бұрын
Yep, and I've not set foot in IKEA for ages because of that reason. If I wanna check out the item I saw online to buy, I need to calculate cruising through the prescribed path for 15 mins as there are no shortcuts. Ef that and if I need something. I can go to a straight up furniture store.
@KishorTwist2 ай бұрын
Generally, stick to the perimeter for healthy sheet in any supermarket/grocery stores.
@angelpjc2 ай бұрын
I worked all positions of a grocery store for years. The set up, lighting, little things are trying to get you to buy more and more. Why is bread away from the milk? So you have to walk across the store and pick up things you don't need. I am glad that I worked there, even though it was long ago. I see any store for how they are truly set up. My kids know how to read a store and get past the fluff. Thank you, Dr. Berg.
@newearth40712 ай бұрын
Since 5 years ago I eat healthy ( no sugar , no , no sweet/ cake biscuit ,...junk food, no processed food , no soft drink / juice ....) & I never drank alcohol or smoked any cigarettes/ drugs in my life . When I go to grocery store I never buy them and whatever I buy I read the ingredients first, never buy canned stuf and try to buy them in jar , never buy cooked or pre cooked , I cook from scratch. I've lost 12 kg and now I'm 58 kg , so happy. Thank to you Dr. Burg for your eye opening videos you make for us ❤👏🙌🙏❤️
@skyfoxrinoasfr47782 ай бұрын
You have be mess up moderation is the best thing. Ιf you cut from life and you try to force yourself to that you lose the big picture of living and yes even if you say you are happy that doesn't mean you are. You no buyers remorse? You need to create resistant no complete cut from the life.
@therealzeon2 ай бұрын
Bro let him live his life u matrix evil devil @@skyfoxrinoasfr4778
@paulveenings68612 ай бұрын
I eat as much crap as I can. I’m in my seventies so I’m way past worrying about longevity. By the way I’ve always eaten lots of processed food , it’s in the genes. Oh and I’m on no medications and still go out and chop my own firewood.
@Beef_it_to_be_fit2 ай бұрын
You buy things with an ingredient list?!!! LOL. You have a long way to go.
@StrawberryFieldsNIR2 ай бұрын
Yes a good idea to really cut down on processed foods (it appears the US is bad for it, but UK and AU as well). You have to find the balance of diet that works for you. It could mean reducing carbs or higher protein (both work for me very well). It also depends on your age and activity level as well. For example, most men and women tend to lose the middle-aged weight gain by late 60s or 70s. For women, weight gain at or peri-menopause is common, and suck that up, it is to keep estrogen in fat stores, better in the long term (not talking about grossly overweight, just pudgy). But yes, at the end of the day, completely cut out soft drink ("soda"), limit fruit juice but do include it, at least a good quality one without loads of sugars or artificial sweeteners (those are bad as well).
@DhillonDapinder2 ай бұрын
This doctor's conscious is still alive. Most people do not dare to speak the truth. I admire him a lot
@grievousmink38892 ай бұрын
@@DhillonDapinder this kind of thing is common knowledge
@MarkHernandez620242 ай бұрын
DhillonDapinder: This guy is not an MD. He is a chiropractor. They have a much lower academic background than an MD. "Since graduating from chiropractic school, most people call me Dr. Berg-officially, Dr. Eric Berg, DC, or just The Knowledge Doc." He has been fact checked by MD's and Ph.D.'s and others, it's not pretty. Beware and check out these self proclaimed authorities.
@I.M.A.Panther36192 ай бұрын
You Tube Tube pays the gentleman well.
@skopp8882 ай бұрын
@@MarkHernandez62024so?
@genevievedupont30722 ай бұрын
His voice is creepy!
@Mohamed.abdelftah2 ай бұрын
I have been following you from Egypt for 3 years, and I love you very much, and I have benefited from you a lot, Dr. Berg
@Ivar-V2 ай бұрын
Since going low carb my grocery shopping is simpler and faster. One of the first things I noticed is how much the store is filled with crap I don’t need but they try to make me want.
@boop49042 ай бұрын
Yep. 90% of it is the non-food crap I’ll never buy again. I don’t even see it anymore, so it actually makes getting the real, good food easy and fast.
@Starchface2 ай бұрын
I was just thinking the other day how 90% of what's in the store is carbohydrates. The day after I stuff my face with that trash, I'll wake up wearing it. I know this because I did it for over a decade. So many of these products are dressed up to appear healthy when they are in reality junk food. Even claims of "reduced sugar" are a red flag more than anything. They've taken sugar out and replaced it with various artificial sweeteners and fillers to restore the bulk. The fillers are no better and often worse than the sugar they took out! What a world.
@omari63492 ай бұрын
Likewise
@Tinad66132 ай бұрын
Thanks to Dr Berg and others who are advocates of fresh foods.
@AJ-ds8jd2 ай бұрын
Same here. The number of different stores I would go to is dwn to 1, HEB. I’m trying to add healthy weight and fats.
@pjprevite30212 ай бұрын
Thank you for not playing any tricks on us Dr berg!! Your help is beyond measurable have a great day!!
@darius39312 ай бұрын
Lol, he certainly plays tricks with thumbnails and titles. Also, with his editing.
@VROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM2 ай бұрын
@@darius3931 haha yep it's all set up to keep you watching till the end, and click baiting. Open mouth thumbnail. At least we benefit from it.
@rzella80222 ай бұрын
@@darius3931 I like his going black and white close-up, dun dun DUN dun, danger spots. Lol.
@melissachartres32192 ай бұрын
Are you KIDDING me? He just now slipped a box of brownies into your shopping cart while you weren't looking. See? There they are.
@leewilliams53412 ай бұрын
I agree with everything you say. There is no real food in our grocery stores today, I call it junk. It’s really sad.
@onlyamir4geАй бұрын
It’s crazy walking into walmart and seeing the displays of countless cookies, cupcakes, donuts, cakes etc. just stacked rows on top of rows by the entrance/registers
@stevesmith49562 ай бұрын
A little more than 2 years ago, I dropped all sugar, processed foods, and high fat content and went to an all-natural, low sodium diet. No cheat days. It’s become a lifestyle. I lost 35 pounds and kept it off and feel much better thanks in part to not having glucose spikes. Thanks for educating all of us, doc.
@melissanagy77442 ай бұрын
We have mastered the grocery store, as we never shop the center of the store, only the perimeter.
@dickjohnson95822 ай бұрын
Secure the perimeter
@lornaprince81232 ай бұрын
Me too. Stick to veg and fruit, dairy isles. Then leave. Get in. Stay strong. Get out.
@MB-wc3jf2 ай бұрын
@@lornaprince8123 Meat.
@jmi59692 ай бұрын
I just checked the floorplan for the nearest Globus store. It is true that the center isles are mostly clothing, hardware, with some canned food and pasta. There's little in the right third too (drinks and more hardware, a perfect combo!). The food proper takes up the left-side third, an almost perfect square. And, believe it or not, one of two entrance alleys leads right inside this food square, right to the veggies, chicken and fish. Perhaps the Germans don't know the basics... or maybe they do?
@Guerrilla7272 ай бұрын
No canned veggies? Beans and rice? Pickled goods? Canned meats? Condiments? Raw baking ingredients? Teas?
@wolfgangklein55492 ай бұрын
Never shop hungry. Always pay Cash!
@TL719132 ай бұрын
Yes!!! Cash is still king. Even though they're trying to eliminate it👎🏾 My apartment complex sent everyone an email saying they won't be excepting cash anymore😑 I don't see how they can do that when cash is still legal tender.
@alltheworldswonders49262 ай бұрын
That pfp is great
@boink8002 ай бұрын
I use my card all the time ... I'm fine with that.
@HarrisonCountyStudio2 ай бұрын
@@boink800 it’s a great tool for retailers to track your spending and market more products to you accordingly.
@kathypileggi76502 ай бұрын
@@TL71913that’s illegal
@alishabohnert7762 ай бұрын
You'll never find coupons for fresh, whole foods. It's always junk food and chemical laden products!
@caroblue79882 ай бұрын
YEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!! I would always complain to my mom that I could never use coupons in college because all the food I buy was fresh. Even for the good non perfumed soaps, I shop elsewhere to avoid synthetic fragrances.
@yenquest2 ай бұрын
Imo, fresh whole foods are regularly on sale based on season/holiday, which is 100x better than requiring a coupon (either physical or digital). Fresh whole foods are automatically on sale price at the register (unless the staff are behind on schedule). Coupons have the ability to place a limit and if you don't have a coupon, you don't get the sale price as advertised.
@ememdavid77832 ай бұрын
Very true
@pakviroti36162 ай бұрын
That may true for where you shop, but not so where I shop. There are frequently coupons and specials for items in the produce department. I shop at H-E-B.
@monkeybusiness19992 ай бұрын
Noticed that, too. My grocery loyalty card offers & sales are mostly junk food. They're always fishing to get me to try new things that are pretty bad. Some of it's partly my fault, tho. I do enjoy sugar-free ice cream & ultra thin crust pizza. Which leads to a barrage of other junk offers.
@lostfan5054Ай бұрын
So, you said a couple of things early on that are problematic. I spent 15 years working for Kroger (various depts and in store management). The fresh bread smell is not artificial. It's not "pumped in". It's the result of the bakery department baking the bread. Now, the reason the bakery uses par-baked bread instead of fully baked bread is because they want to be able to bake it so that the store will smell like fresh bread. But it's not pumped in. The rough flooring in the produce department has nothing to do with slowing people down so that they buy more product. The produce department has rough flooring because it's the most likely place to experience a slip and fall. The product sits unwrapped on tables, and it's pretty common for a grape or a lettuce leaf to fall onto the floor where somebody will slip on it. So in produce they use rough floors to reduce this problem. Grocery stores definitely do a lot of things to try to manipulate their customers. A lot of what you said is accurate. But you definitely got a couple of things wrong
@Dilaudid281Ай бұрын
Almost 10 years in across multiple stores as a butcher and I can vouch that you're absolutely correct. The issues come with Walmarts and the like. Surprisingly, places like Sprouts and other fresh markets also come with the same issues as a Walmart. Sprouts does not cut the majority of their meats fresh and they do not grind fresh ground beef. It's all prepacked and dyed.
@joewoodchuck3824Ай бұрын
Those rough floors are super annoying.
@kabuti28392 ай бұрын
My diet is easy because now i only eat no sugar, no carbs, no processed, no toxic ingredients. That only leaves me with a few of the same foods, eggs, some cheese & i grow vegetables. Thanks for your recommendations!
@StrawberryFieldsNIR2 ай бұрын
If you are able to, keep chickens. Your own eggs are just light years ahead of any in the supermarket (or you can buy eggs from farm gate or farmer's markets etc). Such a massive difference in flavour. I grow some of my own vegetables as well (loving on my heirloom tomatoes, brilliant). Strawberries are another that have been ruined by Big Supermarket. So easy to grow. I also have a number of blueberry bushes, easy peasy.
@melissachartres32192 ай бұрын
Fruits and vegetables are carbs.
@kabuti28392 ай бұрын
@melissachartres3219 yes, I shall repent
@kabuti28392 ай бұрын
@@StrawberryFieldsNIR I'm getting chickens when the shtf fer shure. My grandfather's family made it partly thru the depression with forty chickens.
@leeravenscroft2732Ай бұрын
@@melissachartres3219not processed but poisoned in the field.
@brittneyrussell17662 ай бұрын
I learned about the psychology of grocery stores in college. The only helpful class I took as a psychology minor was Industrial Organizational psychology and it changed the way I look at the work place and marketing. Definitely worth studying.
@chowgirl98662 ай бұрын
I took that class back at Villanova University in the early 80s. The professor had such a soft voice that it put me to sleep!
@scottcurtin25982 ай бұрын
Fascinating. I’m 55 and consume mostly red meat. I gave up processed foods and most sugar and carbs a few years ago. It was a game changer. I feel and look much better.
@Ivar-V2 ай бұрын
I concur. Red meat seems to be the most filling and least inflammatory to my body.
@cattleprods9112 ай бұрын
@@scottcurtin2598 good job! 👍
@pakviroti36162 ай бұрын
What about bacon or eggs?
@katrinabennett27592 ай бұрын
Do you always do organic grass-fed? I can't always find/afford this.
@pakviroti36162 ай бұрын
@@katrinabennett2759 Organic? I know several small beef producers, there isn't really such a thing as "organic" beef. Good producers will vaccinate their cattle against several diseases but abstain from antibiotics unless a particular animal gets sick. Also, all cattle is grass raised, some are 'finished' in feed lots on grain, some producers finish their cattle on grass. Grass finished takes longer to reach market weight depending on the breed, so it will be more expensive. Just buy good beef, I buy from the small producers sometimes, but mostly Costco. Costco (Kirkland) beef is excellent.
@johnreynolds90892 ай бұрын
Tricky little buggers... Thanks for the heads up😉
@Drberg2 ай бұрын
Most welcome!
@chowgirl98662 ай бұрын
In the mid-eighties, I bought a book called Fit For Life. Been following that strategy ever since. It speaks of eating fruit in the morning, not mixing starches with protein, fasting once a week (I don't do that anymore because husbands like to eat every day), etc. At 63 years old, I'm still not on any medications and weigh around 130 pounds! I began using Einkorn flour to make homemade bread that I use for toast.
@judeskingsbury55492 ай бұрын
That book was so influential for me! I stopped dairy completely, became a vegan for 5 years, lost the baby weight I had struggled with for a year…awe-mazing!!!
@chowgirl98662 ай бұрын
@@judeskingsbury5549 Wonderful! So happy for you! I cut down on dairy , mostly switched to goat cheese (Im Italian!)!
@judeskingsbury55492 ай бұрын
@@chowgirl9866 I don’t follow it strictly now but I did for five years. I love goat cheese too!!
@judeskingsbury55492 ай бұрын
@@CunningOfReason Have a magnificent day
@tiffanyjackson5282 ай бұрын
I have that book! I stumbled across that book 25 years ago while in college. Wonderful book!
@alp37812 ай бұрын
Fantastic video, Dr. My wife and I, stopped going to the food stores. We shop only via our local store APP and home delivery. We found out that by doing so, we dropped the weekly expense by 40%. It makes us shop only for what we really really need. I wish we thought about it before. I recommend all to try.
@Drberg2 ай бұрын
Wow, that's amazing. Thanks for the advice.
@michaelrock56152 ай бұрын
Very little real food in grocery stores. I enjoy walking past isles of junk because it's good exercise! Also reminds me of how educated I've become. Thanks Dr. Berg
@mistiinseattle2 ай бұрын
I love to,do the same... and think "saying hello to some old friends" while on my way to the healthful items.
@PF_Health2 ай бұрын
I'm glad to hear others are feeling the same. It saves a lot of time and relieves stress as you realize this is all just noise and distraction, but it's sad that too many head straight for the UPF aisles falling victim to these poisons.
@Drberg2 ай бұрын
Wow, amazing. Not a lot of people can do the same as you. Keep up the good work!
@melissachartres32192 ай бұрын
@@Drberg Don't be fooled, Doctor Berg. They're lying and virtue signaling just so that you'll give them a dinosaur sticker on their quiz paper.
@chantellmendez2 ай бұрын
My husband thinks I'm lazy for ordering my food at Walmart but I tell him, it not only keeps me in budget, but I also don't buy things that are not on my list!! I rather shop alone because my bill is always higher if not
@dakotahstr2 ай бұрын
@chantellmendez I've shopped walmart online and that is so true. You buy what you need,nothing else
@mrscott012 ай бұрын
Walmart is the last place I buy food
@abbynormall2072 ай бұрын
@@mrscott01where is the 1st?
@nevastrong28502 ай бұрын
If I only need paper products, I will NOT go to Costco. 😂😂 🧻 I’ve saved hundreds of dollars this way.
@zuhawk152 ай бұрын
Walmart sucks
@jordansillito61412 ай бұрын
i really appreciate your content. as i get older i am becoming aware of how toxic and unhealthy the food in grocery stores really is. quite sad. but thankfully there are people like you trying to spread awareness. just a year ago i was getting close to 230 pounds, eating sugar ice cream cookies and donuts all the time. i knew that what we were eating was bad but the addiction was just too powerful. luckily i woke up and started listening to my body (was starting to get pre-diabetic symptoms) reduced sugar intake by about 90% started trying to only eat non processed foods, cut out most carbs, and started to workout again. all it takes is dedication to yourself and your body and exactly like you said in this video Dr. Eric half the battle is won in the grocery store. just dont buy the crap! anways long winded way of saying thank you. your videos truly did help me
@Ava_Eve2 ай бұрын
Congratulations. That's incredibly hard to overcome.
@qui_etes_vous2 ай бұрын
pumping out artificial smells, patterns on the floor that confuse you, playing french music so you feel fancy and buy more wine....hahaha 😂. Thanks for this info, this was golden and also hilarious. People are funny. How about just get a better mind set and relationship to your food.
@madelinesanchez66092 ай бұрын
Since most grocery stores now have curbside pickup and/or delivery, I seldom go inside the store itself. I just go into the store’s app, make my grocery/shopping list, and choose whether I want curbside pickup or delivery. Easy peasy! Love it!
@ColoradoCarnivoreCabinetGuy2 ай бұрын
Built display cases for a living. Yes, all true. Nice job! Well said. Even clipped and saved this for my kids!
@k-Sayl2 ай бұрын
And this is why you MAKE A LIST!! ❤️
@kristannchigro20742 ай бұрын
Never works ha
@acediamond75242 ай бұрын
The power of suggestion even on a subconscious level is extremely powerful!
@orionxtc11192 ай бұрын
Marketeers use psychology to manipulate....
@raiden-mi2ms2 ай бұрын
Won't work on me
@peanut422hb2 ай бұрын
That's how people are constantly being hoodwinked by the greater good.
@CjbrkBrooks2 ай бұрын
That’s why God gave us brains…to THINK with.
@deborahrigby54282 ай бұрын
I agree Dr. Berg❤ I’m on OMAD & intermittent fasting for about 2 years & no processed foods for me! My hunger pains cease to exist until I try a 2 day/3 day, which I’ve done but not as frequent! I’ve lossed over 45 lbs., and do minimal exercising bc my journey truly is for life! I shop the perimeter of the store except when want my EVOO, and snack like non gmo popcorn, which I always add nutritional yeast bc it has a cheese flavor! Continuing my journey for life!🎉 Thank you sooo much Dr. Berg❤
@Drberg2 ай бұрын
Very welcome, appreciated!
@justjamie64582 ай бұрын
Shopping online pick up is a good way to avoid these problems
@artmanjohn22 ай бұрын
It's amazing to me that people are actually still alive at all by all the junk that's being sold in the grocery stores today. I do wine tastings in all the major grocery stores for the last 10 years or so and it's amazing to me how many people I see that are extremely over weight, maybe 80% of the people are that are shopping. And I've also noticed how many more folks are now having to use the store's scooters to get around because they are so over weight they can't walk very far at all! For me personally, about 99% of the "food" sold in the grocery stores I wouldn't eat ever! Great video, hope folks pay attention!
@Woody8802 ай бұрын
I just look at what's in their carts & if on a scooter I just shake my head. I highly doubt they know that most of the highly processed foods have ingredients that's make you eat more, like there's no shout off valve. Smart people READ and a lot of it comes down to "Do they really care"?
@melodym59932 ай бұрын
Omgosh, I've been noticing that for the last 3 or 4 years! It's crazy! Often, if it's the whole family shopping, they take up the entire aisle, and their carts are loaded sky high. Sort of freaks me out, is it mostly the midwest? I've never lived in the midwest before, so I've been wondering if it's something in the water or the soil or the mindset? I can't figure it out. People are obsessed with buying everything in sight and litter everywhere. They throw booze bottles on the streets and sidewalks, clothes, candy wrappers pizza boxes, soda cans, smoothie cups, etc. 😢
@rsuber62102 ай бұрын
Keep up the wine tasting and you will also require a scooter as well as a new liver😂
@artmanjohn22 ай бұрын
@@rsuber6210 Not drinking the wine just sampling the wine. I don't drink.
@rsuber62102 ай бұрын
@@artmanjohn2Do you not drink it in order to ‘sample’ it?
@BlissfullyBearFoot2 ай бұрын
The more I go in grocery stores…the more fake food I see everywhere! I’m up early to go to my local farmers market 🤗
@fairchild17372 ай бұрын
Natural flavors could be aborted, baby fetuses!
@cattleprods9112 ай бұрын
@@BlissfullyBearFoot me too
@laurellegz2 ай бұрын
I wish I find a local farm to provide for my needs.
@JsHutton102 ай бұрын
Good for you
@nevastrong28502 ай бұрын
Going today!!
@booboolips60532 ай бұрын
Walmart seems to move their groceries all over the place every month, then I wander around the aisles trying to find what I came in for😡
@BouncySlim12 ай бұрын
Sprouts does the same thing. . .
@esme89442 ай бұрын
I know, they do the same here in Great Britain. Just found out about the baking bread smell always thought was made in-store, but no.
@dakotahstr2 ай бұрын
Costco does this too. They want you to look around
@coldcoilinc2 ай бұрын
I stock at Walmart and that’s 110% not true. 🤷🏻♂️ also the individual store DOES NOT determine where products go the corporate office does. The corporate office even controls the temperature of the store
@marthaashworth83742 ай бұрын
I agree with you.. I also work for Walmart, but it's still marking. Eye level for adults, then lower to intice children... sugary, like candy at checkouts..
@Ozziemick2 ай бұрын
Thank you Doc for saving me from years of buying ultra processed junk from these stores. My body loves me and you heaps 😊💕
@Imprison452 ай бұрын
I was a kid in the 50’s and I remember putting sugar on Sugar Frosted Flakes. Crazy, right ?
@stephenabril70842 ай бұрын
If they got rid of all the Unhealthy Foods in the store it would be an almost empty place
@victorialove91042 ай бұрын
True.
@paolamura34972 ай бұрын
Yes that's dawned on me too!
@chowgirl98662 ай бұрын
I think those are called Farmers Markets
@CjbrkBrooks2 ай бұрын
You are correct. I grew up in the 50s and 60s, and grocery stores were only 1/5 the size of stores today. Very small.
@stephenabril70842 ай бұрын
@@CjbrkBrooks me too
@jordana25872 ай бұрын
I rarely go into a grocery store, I don’t eat bread, I don’t drink milk, get my veggies, eggs and grass fed meat from a local farm, I get raw sheep cheese from Amazon and fresh fish locally on a Tuesday. This is all thanks to Dr Berg, my diet was mostly processed food up until 2 years ago.
@cattleprods9112 ай бұрын
@@jordana2587 awesome!
@Whatareyoudoingwithyourlife2 ай бұрын
Grocery store owners are literally con artist. Keep in mind too: the FDA is allowing this poison in the food. Cant trust the FDA either.
@PhilAlumb2 ай бұрын
Is it less or more expensive ?
@PleaseDoNotDoThis2 ай бұрын
Our body’s ability to recover itself and become stronger with the right diet, even after years of junk food and dietary neglect is truly amazing.
@kathypileggi76502 ай бұрын
American grocery stores are an abomination….an assault on our bodies
@heterodyne12 ай бұрын
always eat a meal before grocery shopping. I agree , it's tough to find decent food in these stores. Other than canned products my shopping is only meat , dairy , and produce sections.
@chowgirl98662 ай бұрын
Read those can labels! I just cleaned out my pantry and got rid of Campbell's soup products -- they ALL stated the use of GMO ingredients used.
@JEvans-m2k2 ай бұрын
@chowgirl9866 Campbell's also uses MSG. I have friends who can't tolerate it.
@chowgirl98662 ай бұрын
@@JEvans-m2k Yes! Can't believe companies don't care about poisoning us.
@cimbalok29722 ай бұрын
Very cool. Grocery stores are quite the scam! I have taught myself to ignore the bakery section and I don't buy cereal, ever. My Achilles heel is rotisserie chicken, loaded with sodium and probably horrible for you, but it tastes great. As a suspicious person, I have always appreciated videos like yours that confirm my suspicions. Thanks for exposing this and being a good citizen!
@jacobnyhart68622 ай бұрын
I worked for a major grocery chain for several years - and here's another tip. Learn the basic layout of the store so when you make your shopping list, you can order the items per the store's layout. That way you can beeline it through the store. Oftentimes, people meander (even with a list) because their list is not in order - which causes people to walk past items multiple times. They may have the willpower to skip it the first time, but on the 2nd or 3rd pass - they cave. This is especially important if you bring kids with you because they will nag every time they pass an item - and parents just give in to shut them up. Be smart when you are shopping. It not only helps your health - but it helps your finances.
@breakthespell22872 ай бұрын
I look at other people's carts in the supermarket and 80% of them have multiple 6-packs/cases/large bottles of soda. Look no further than those "end caps" for the source of all the obesity and diabetes. In my local supermarket, they are at the end of every aisle and stacked 6 feet high with soda and donuts/snack cakes/etc.
@nahor882 ай бұрын
That 80% dominates content creation here as well. Try going to a channel covering those products like "Company Man" and check out the top comments. Not a single one commenting on how unhealthy something like Arizona Iced Tea is, and if you try commenting on it, people tell you to STFU.
@garyholt83152 ай бұрын
all Kellogg products are hostile to diabetics, shame on them.
@BreatheTheMatrix2 ай бұрын
Oh I’ve been to a grocery store lately and I sure have seen the prices rise 3x in the last 3 years.
@rick4192 ай бұрын
You need to shop elsewhere, food hasn't gone up nearly 3x's.
@yapmagi47012 ай бұрын
I stick to my shopping list and I tend to walk out if the item I want is not available.
@did_I_hurt_your_fee_fees2 ай бұрын
I've done that before. Went to the store to get sour cream chose a few other items I needed but they were out of sour cream so I put everything back and I left
@MrsPetalАй бұрын
We don’t eat cereal unless it’s rolled oats which I use in my smoothies, sometimes we do get tempted to buy useless crap but not a lot of time.
@MrsPetalАй бұрын
My mom and dad never allowed us to eat cereal when we were kid, we either had egg or oatmeal with sliced banana or strawberries.
@georginanathan84232 ай бұрын
They put chemicals together and call it food. Ultra processed foods now irritate me at sight because I now know better. Thanks for this priceless information
@elizakalykova98782 ай бұрын
I always think about how they have many aisles full of junk food, and a little section with fruits and vegetables somewhere in the corner
@randomdm2 ай бұрын
Not only heavily processed & dodgy ingredients but packaged in heavy plastics or processed & cooked in their packaging 🤮 the supermarket is mostly full of rubbish.
@Sanity_Faire2 ай бұрын
Some products in plastic say “cook in bag” 🤣🤣🤣😭GROSS
@VROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM2 ай бұрын
Microwave popcorn, omg there must be so many chemicals coming off that super heated bag of oil that is lined with plastics or whatever it is. It's probably boiling so many chemicals into the hot oils.
@rzella80222 ай бұрын
@@VROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM I always use my trusty popcorn popper, and add butter, olive oil, nutritional yeast, and salt.
@Josh-yr7gd2 ай бұрын
I never buy anything on impulse. I only get what I need. The only times I get something that I didn’t intend on getting is when I remember that I’m out of something while I’m in the store. I don’t fall for the snacks at the register. You can often get those same items cheaper and in larger quantities elsewhere in the store, or somewhere else entirely.
@deirdrec87772 ай бұрын
When he said, people go and buy a lot of food before it snows thinking,they will die they will starve to death...and that never happens. On point! 🎯Especially in the South. 😂
@dannymarlin91502 ай бұрын
Bread and Milk!😂
@sheilacape47942 ай бұрын
Beans and cornbread!
@P.e.m.a.2 ай бұрын
We do this in the midwest too, but to be fair, i have no idea how long its gunna take for the ice patch at the end of my road to melt, since the city does very little about subdivisions and i dont wanna go anywhere for a week when its crummy outside.
@leah__gail2 ай бұрын
This is true, for the most part. lol In north Alabama in the early 90’s we had a week long power outage with snow and ice on the ground. Never say never. 😂😂
@SteveCA19722 ай бұрын
I always thought the best strategy for any food company would be to convince people that if they don't eat they're going to die. What a way to end a food commercial.
@darlarohde10102 ай бұрын
I have never wanted more junk food ever until I actually get to the grocery store (I am an organic everything girl!) and it’s all because the moment I get there it’s like BAM it’s all in my face and it looks so pretty and yummy!! Dr Berg can’t be more right with all this information!!! They play all kinds of tricks on us with the real estate of their products in order for us to buy it. It’s nothing short of sorcery.. If my husband does the grocery shopping, he definitely falls victim and comes home with a bunch of junk food 🤪🙄😳😠
@2022universallove2 ай бұрын
The sad part about organic not everything is organic it's just a label. I've watched a worker switching eggs out of another brand of eggs, not organic, to put into a carton of organic eggs only because some eggs were broken. I just couldn't believe it. Imagine we're all drinking organic juice supposedly when, in actuality, it's not organic it's only a stamped label.....
@TheLinguisticDove2 ай бұрын
@@2022universallovethat worker should be fired or the manager allowing her to do that should be fired
@user-oz5xb9ed3w2 ай бұрын
yeah sure but let’s not act like he only saw that happen once by chance and it never happens again
@darlarohde10102 ай бұрын
@@2022universallove it’s best when you can to grow your own, buy locally or use a reputable organic grower (locally of course). That’s about all you can do. When all else fails you really gotta clean your fruit and veggies before you eat it! Soak it in apple cider vinegar and a pinch of baking soda for 5 min rinse and air dry right before eating or cooking.
@ragmanx62562 ай бұрын
I've always thought marketing is one of the most disgustingly dishonest professions a person could ever engage into. This is a pretty good sample of why.
@douglasb50462 ай бұрын
Hear hear
@donnamccullough13752 ай бұрын
Very interesting take on the stores. I use to be a courtesy clerk and cashier at a grocery store. I remember how they would rearrange the shelves at night so customers in the morning would have to walk areas they normally did not go. I basically stay on the vegetables side of the market cuz i dont need anything else
@ShellyWest-d8x2 ай бұрын
Yesterday at the grocery store, I put an item in my cart simply because it was on a great clearance price. This is an item I normally never buy. When I got home and looked at the ingredient list it had a lot of soybean oil, the very thing I am currently trying to get out of my diet. I usually do read ingredients lists, but the "deal" overrode that and pulled me in!
@irondasgr2 ай бұрын
if it's a one-off consumption why even care? Treat yourself at times with things like that. You did well and bought it. Shake off guilt of it. As long as it doesn't get to be the rule, don't bother.
@katdesantis88672 ай бұрын
So true even the health food stores and natural products markets are carrying sugar-filled colored with dye gummies and all kinds of candy in plastic containers and putting them on the end caps so you can't miss seeing them.
@anglosaxon2442 ай бұрын
They should put this Master lesson in all school programs around the world
@mindfulmaximalism2 ай бұрын
This is why I only shop at Aldi. I go in with a list, and that's all I will get. Organic Grass-fed Beef, Eggs, Cheese, Grass-Fed Butter, Onions, Frozen Chicken Thighs, Apple Cider Vinegar. I buy the rest of my dried foods like Rice and Beans online to be shipped. Most of my veggies and greens I grow myself, so they are in season and fermented. I eat no processed foods.
@swansong52632 ай бұрын
Can I move in?
@chernagast67542 ай бұрын
Same. The standards for organic in the EU are much tighter, so when you get organic anything at Aldi's, it's a better quality and a lower price.
@briansmith47242 ай бұрын
You are a Great Role Model! Respect 😃
@gothtrini2 ай бұрын
Aldi foods in my opinion even though from Europe gets a lot of their foods from China.
@Madeleine.....2 ай бұрын
@@gothtrini Exactly.Junk food
@PredecessorProfessor2 ай бұрын
Adding mutiple types of sugar so it's not the top ingredient is super sneaky! I always wondered why products would have three different sweeteners in them.
@drkoko96042 ай бұрын
I love your videos man !! this grocery store tour was actually entertaining !! Nowadays, I'm glad I only go shopping for simple foods like eggs, meat, cheese, veggies, to stay healthy and be alive !!! You changed all over our lives !!
@centre_stage55992 ай бұрын
This episode was so good , loved that he used images of himself at the store
@4zooflorida2 ай бұрын
I do like to shop for myself because I am very picky about choosing meats and vegetables. (Often I go to the butcher and a local farm) There are very few packaged foods that we eat, I am a carnivore and make keto meals for the family. When I shop, I go by myself, shop with a list, and stick to it. But it’s taken a while to get there.
@L.A.64822 ай бұрын
Great presentation! Public service that should have been done by our FDA to protect us. But they work for corporations.
@catlifechannel38862 ай бұрын
They sure do.
@quick.easy.eat232 ай бұрын
All the content you talked about in this video reminded me what I’ve learned during marketing course at the university!! lol it’s been a while so, totally refreshed my memory!! I still had it in the back of my head lol 😂 I try my best to stick with my grocery list!! ❤ Thanks again Dr!! Stay safe and blessed always
@hell2freelance5332 ай бұрын
Yeah, real talk. I noticed at my local supermarket after leaving the produce section you have to walk through the pastry section.
@liebekatz12 ай бұрын
They're not making me buy more groceries these days. I go in quickly, buy just what I need and leave. I can no longer casually walk through the store because I can not afford anything other than what I need to survive.
@liebekatz12 ай бұрын
@ubacat1617 oh my word!!! That's utterly crazy. They're trying to ruin our Republic and make us vulnerable so they can rule with anarchy 😥
@bluemoon4722 ай бұрын
@ubacat1617😱
@TheRealPureBlood2 ай бұрын
@ubacat1617 Lol, I wouldn't eat spaghetti sauce from a jar if you paid me $8 to take it home!
@1OKToni2 ай бұрын
@ubacat1617spaghetti sauce is one of the easiest things to make
@P.e.m.a.2 ай бұрын
I dont think people realize how overstimulating the whole experience is too, for everyone. Decision fatigue can be rather intense too. Once i saw a little video on YT from someone who was in prison for a considerable time. She was talking about how extremely overwhelmed she was trying to get deoderant. They are used to no alternative options. So when she was in a walmart, it was just mentally crippling. The whole experience is just WAY too much for the senses to handle. Our eyes are forced to take in WAY too much information and our brains arent used to doing this much processing. The whole experience is overbearing. Thats probably why we come back home entirely drained. Thats why i like delivery. I dont have to deal with all of it, which has removed a MAJOR stress from my life. Its so weird to "detox" from anything, because then we realize just how MUCH something is overbearing on our body, mind and spirit. Its also nice to avoid that cesspool of other peoples chaotic energy. Its all so draining.
@chowgirl98662 ай бұрын
I feel that same way! As I'm walking toward the entrance of a supermarket, I speak to myself what I'm going to buy and make a game out of seeing how fast I can be. But then.....the bright lights make my mind go blank, the seemingly endless aisles feels like a maze, kids screaming..... So, I let my husband do the shopping now.
@CjbrkBrooks2 ай бұрын
It’s called MAKING A LIST.
@Starchface2 ай бұрын
@@P.e.m.a. There was a study a few years ago that found that when people are given too many choices, they often gave up and left empty-handed!
@P.e.m.a.2 ай бұрын
@@CjbrkBrooks i dont really understand this "solution." A) how does a list fix looking at a shelf full of 500 options? How does having a list reduce the eye strain and mental fatigue of being in a store having to process constant data overload even though i know exactly where list items are? B) How do you avoid being in a purchasing rut by not looking at other options? I get sick of buying the same stuff constantly, for YEARS on end, and want to try something else to salvage what remains of my sanity. Having a list doesnt address the issues i brought up in the OP. List or not, the store looks and functions the same. The awful flickering lighting is the same. I can shop a list online and not have to deal with all the issues i mentioned. Especially the people.
@UnderHisWings03222 ай бұрын
There is definitely truth to this post. I can relate
@chriskahlson2 ай бұрын
Walmart takes previously frozen sockeye salmon and puts a mark down label over the words “previously frozen” when you cook it, since it thawed for days all the fluid full of nutrients are drained from the salmon and pool in the package and its like eating fishy tasting styrofoam. You’re better off buying the frozen product, keep it frozen and cook it frozen, never let it thaw.
@nancymusialik47692 ай бұрын
DNK if this is true, however it will be interesting for those who read labels.
@CjbrkBrooks2 ай бұрын
This is easy: don’t shop at that scumbag place.
@ernestgalvan90372 ай бұрын
Simple solution…. Grab ANOTHER package without the “mark-down” label, and check it out for all the needed info. Then, if “yes, this is good food for me, yes the Price Is Right, yes I WILL use it before it goes bad”, then and only then grab the “mark-down”. Ignore the “Front Label With Large Bold Print”, and meticulously read and understand the “Labels On The Back Where The Truth Resides” aka “Nutrition Values” and the all-important “Ingredients List”. These two are highly regulated by the FDA AND CPSC.
@donnaeastridge55792 ай бұрын
Watch out for price change at the registers from the price on the shelves. This is the reason why stores went to putting prices on the shelves instead of the items. I almost got scammed at dollar general the other day. They all do this. I had to confront the clerk with these items and she changed the prices for me. I started just getting 10 to 15 items and starting marking the prices on them as I pick them up. If the prices aren't on the shelves or if the pricing is confusing don't get them. I refused items at the register because of this.
@tempellem2 ай бұрын
My grocery shopping has changed significantly since I started IF and listening to this channel. ❤
@lorcan84842 ай бұрын
zero sugar doesn't mean no sugar .
@gman77gas2 ай бұрын
I go for No Sugar added
@boink8002 ай бұрын
Always read the label. And then, read it again.
@katrinaterry-brown29202 ай бұрын
I had a friend that got the zero sugar in a Pepsi and I showed him the label and pointed out sugar, different name but it was sugar. He was shocked he believed the 0 sugar.
@pakviroti36162 ай бұрын
@@katrinaterry-brown2920 Your friend would do well for themselves is they didn't drink any soft drinks. Water, unsweet tea (home brewed), black coffee and that's it.
@lpotts752 ай бұрын
Yes.
@Bezuidenhout4742 ай бұрын
OMG I just did exactly that. I needed dog food and as you know, you can't just change it. There was just one bag left on the shelf. I asked the guy if there were more. When I came around back to the dog foo there were 3. What did I do, I bought all of them thinking there is a shortage 🙈🙈🙈
@MillhouseSpeaks2 ай бұрын
They’re designed to maximise sales through manipulating the customers to buy more
@cattleprods9112 ай бұрын
@@MillhouseSpeaks yep
@brandywineblogger14112 ай бұрын
For those of us lucky enough to have been a "Boomer", we remember going to the grocery store with our mom's in the 1950s. Grocery stores were small, a little larger than the size of one of the east coast Super Wawas, 7-11 or other convenience store. There was only real food. Maybe a basic Betty Crocker cake mix and an aisle for Colgate toothpaste, Halo Shampoo, Palmolive Soap and Ivory laundry soap. But that was it. I actually think Millennials just are a tiny bit envious of our life back in the day.
@rick4192 ай бұрын
I'm a boomer and junk breakfast food took up a whole isle in the 50's, just like now. Also lots of canned goods, white bread, candy, basically the same junk food as now.
@Kartas092 ай бұрын
My biggest flex is that a million dollars spent on the psychology of a consumer purchasing junk and it does not work on me. 90% of my groceries are fresh produce, raw meat, and dairy products.
@garyholt83152 ай бұрын
me too, the marketing geniuses can forget me lol.
@Noname-v2w5w2 ай бұрын
I work in a grocery store-the golden zone thing is so true. You can move something that is at eye level and sells really well to the bottom shelf and it’s like it disappears from view entirely. Taking things off the shelf to create scarcity is not a thing. People always think we hide things in the back- not true. We barely have enough labor to put things out on the shelf, let alone go back and remove them. Empty space is lost sales-it is never intentional. Also our short-staffed warehouse often bills us for things it never sends and again, our own lack of enough employees to take care of things means we often don’t notice and fix the problem right away so the space sits empty until we notice and adjust our balance on hand. If it’s empty we also might have it in the back somewhere but not enough eyes on things to keep tabs on what items need restocking. The most popular aisles in our store are the candy/chip aisle and cereal/coffee aisle. The whole “buy two get one” sale format is recently more popular-things rarely just go on sale for a straight price reduction…it’s buy two get one or buy five items in a sale grouping,get a dollar off each one,etc…people fall for every ploy too. So true that most of the grocery store’s stock is garbage food but people want it.
@caroblue79882 ай бұрын
I hate the buy 5 items get $1 off each ploy!!!! Especially when i don't need 5 items. I do try to keep count if the selection is wider to see how many are already on my list and maybe double up so I can save some stock at home.
@Noname-v2w5w2 ай бұрын
@@caroblue7988 I know right- they make shopping like work-you have to keep track of all the different offers and what’s in your cart-you can mix and match though-a lot of people think you have to buy five of the same item but you can buy one box of cereal, one bottle of ketchup, one jar of peanut butter etc-as long as each item has a “buy five and save sign”. I miss when it was just on sale period, you could dump it in your cart and move on!
@_7_bobby_7_platinum_7_2 ай бұрын
Going to the grocery store when I am hungry and tired is almost the only time I am able to go into the grocery store. 😂
@caroblue79882 ай бұрын
@@Noname-v2w5w exactly! It makes it harder to keep a running tally in my head because I have to remember if I've met their arbitrary number of items accepted! 😡
@CjbrkBrooks2 ай бұрын
@@_7_bobby_7_platinum_7_. Drink a big glass of water before you shop.
@pyewacket78832 ай бұрын
I work as a Cashier for a major Grocery Chain. I will tell you how much crap people buy!! And then they complain about thier total amount due!!
@leah__gail2 ай бұрын
And complain about how they feel like crap all the time or just generally look like death 💀
@lorivalentine58462 ай бұрын
They may complain about their Health too! It all coincides!
@pyewacket78832 ай бұрын
@@lorivalentine5846 Yes, they tell me about their ailmints and how they have Diabetes.
@kenwilliams40862 ай бұрын
Complainers complaining about complainers.
@leah__gail2 ай бұрын
@@kenwilliams4086 And here you are complaining about the complaining and the complainers…vicious cycle, isn’t it?
@JetsetComedian2 ай бұрын
We also put eggs and milk AAAAALLLLLLLL the way in the back so you have to through the entire store
@busyworksbeats2 ай бұрын
Dr. Eric Berg, Marketing genius 🧠
@Brad_Huff2 ай бұрын
It’s not a scam it’s smart marketing, good business.
@曉p-p7t2 ай бұрын
Same, when I realized all the real food is at the perimeter, I no longer shop the center of grocery store
@Sanity_Faire2 ай бұрын
Sometimes need some beans for chili 😀
@user-oz5xb9ed3w2 ай бұрын
there’s actually plenty of good food in the center. beans, rice, seasoning, oil, etc
@cattleprods9112 ай бұрын
Nice video. Most of what we need in the USA is within an hour of most people: local farmer’s market, local eggs, local meat, local meat processing etc….preaching to the choir here, but we know that grocery stores are over stuffed with ultra processed crap, most ingredients labels read like a college chemistry lab assignment, not “food”
@Sanity_Faire2 ай бұрын
I see many shopping carts filled with not food ~ for growing children 😭
@genieyess17202 ай бұрын
Organic Butchers, organic markets: these are the only 2 places I do my groceries at (here in Europe). There are MANY THINGS, thanks to intermittent fasting and keto, THAT I NO LONGER LOOK AT, LET ALONE BUY. Life has become not only much healthier and lighter, but also less complicated. I always know what exactly I am buying and pay no heed to distractions, I.e. trash. Thank you Dr. Berg for having inspired me. 🙏✨🙏✨🙏
@ianstuart56602 ай бұрын
That's great, Anya!
@CjbrkBrooks2 ай бұрын
Whole, fresh….easiest way to cook.
@elizabethpeterson562 ай бұрын
yep always know what im buying and love it.
@egbluesuede12202 ай бұрын
100% agree with everything. I do take my kids to the store with me, and I point out many of these same things to teach them. Not that I knew everything, so thanks for sharing. This was very enlightening. One more thing I would add.....don't clip coupons unless you have good shopping discipline. You will end up spending more and buying things you don't need or are bad for you. Again, discipline is required, and most people don't have it.
@sydney83822 ай бұрын
This is so true Dr Eric! The milk and eggs are always far in the back corner of the store… very tricky!
@stevelanghorn14072 ай бұрын
We in northern England, UK have an extremely popular discount store called “B & M”. It is quite shocking to see the economy (so-called) “food”, sodas and booze stacked up on their shelves…and how so many of my fellow countrymen absolutely love the place! I worry for the future health of their later years. Many are young families filling their trolleys up with utter junk…and raising their children on it.
@WillyEckaslike2 ай бұрын
its all about convenience and of course price
@stevelanghorn14072 ай бұрын
@@WillyEckaslike Exactly right. And B&M pride themselves on that…perversely!
@elaines51792 ай бұрын
At the grocery store know the paper products isle and use that to get to the back of the store and out again. King Soopers has recently made it hellish to get around the store, much longer walk. I buy LESS in there than I used to cause I know I'm being literally forced to walk by more products. That they put wine and beer directly in front of the dairy foods hits me as obscene. I am avoiding that store more and more even though it is very close to my house.
@oohyllab2 ай бұрын
I was one of those ppl that was addicted to sugar & sometimes still struggle if I once get to eating it. I actually used to dip red radishes in a lil sugar. My dad did that too but wasn’t addicted to sugar, but it is good, ha ha! Used to eat a fair amount of Mac n cheese, w/ just velveeta melted into it. The velveeta from the early 70’s is Not what is out there today even tho it wasn’t good for ya then. I think all the processed food is exponentially worse anymore. Ugh!! We used to eat a lot of Crisco back in the day too. Didn’t know any better.
@eddydejagere34112 ай бұрын
I was also a kid in the 70s, we only ate what grandpa was growing in the garden. We bought maybe 1 procent of our food in a shop.
@BenjaminGesselАй бұрын
Everything that I buy needs to have multiple reasons for me buying it… 1.) Eggs: complete nutrition (except vitamin C), egg curry, scrambled eggs, egg on top of meats/veg, egg/onion, hard boiled eggs, deviled eggs, cheap 2.) Pasture raised chicken: Chicken stew, oven baked chicken, chicken curry, healthy, cheap 3.) Broccoli: TONS of nutrients, C, stir fry, fiber 4.) Beef: Beef stew, steak, beef/onion, beef/veggies, lots of minerals, tasty 5.) Pork: Flavor, nutrients, tasty, cheap 6.) Berries: Bioflavonoids/phytonutrients, fiber, tasty 7.) Cherries: Great for weightlifting, tasty, fiber, phytonutrients 8.) Grapes: taste, resveratrol, good for skin 9.) Onions: detox, healthy, goes well with meat 10.) Uncured bacon: tasty, goes well with eggs, meat 11.) Peas, Green Beans: versatile, healthy, fiber 12.) Lettuce: Healthy, fiber 13.) Oranges: tasty, fiber, C 14.) Olive Oil: Use it all the time for cooking, salad dressing 15.) Sauerkraut: Just YES, prebiotics, probiotics.. 16.) Salmon: Vitamin D, super healthy, omega 3’s, not too expensive 17.) Cashews: Just YES 18.) Pistachios: Like cashews 19.) Nuun juice: Flavor with hardly any sugar, healthy, minerals 20.) Peanuts: Healthy, cheap, minerals, molybdenum
@jsz26192 ай бұрын
Go to the men's room in the walmart grocery store that's close to me. I guarantee, you won't feel like shopping food anymore.
@fairchild17372 ай бұрын
Tall Advertisment boxes down the aisle I keep hitting with my cart. I want to knock them down. Squeezing down the aisles when you pass another cart.
@sharfalor42442 ай бұрын
Kellogs always get the kids eye level space in UK. 🇬🇧 We are lucky to find an actual manned checkout till though, they expect us to do it ourselves with zero discount for doing their job for them. Kerching!
@stevegwizzle35602 ай бұрын
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you guys have a healthier version of kellogs than we do here in the U.S....i believe it's not as processed
@sharfalor42442 ай бұрын
@@stevegwizzle3560 that's possible, some of our foods are not as bad as USA contains substances that are banned in UK. It's still trash and one of the worst possible food choices.
@ethelfitzjohn51512 ай бұрын
So true. A % discount would incentivise me to diy. I resisted for years, but now they force you to
@catlifechannel38862 ай бұрын
May be different where you are, but if you ask for a staff member to do their job, instead of being a slave, they’ll often open up a till. I’ve now stopped supporting the corporations that do that. We’re lucky to have an ‘independent’ supermarket chain. They are cash- and human- friendly. Also go to markets for fruit, veg, flour, pulses etc. It’s nice interacting with people who get to know you, and supporting small businesses rather than massive corporations where the ceo is paid an obscene salary.
@falconer1002 ай бұрын
The end cap system can be faulted when they have Isles that are regular. If a person zig zags down the Isles, every second end cap is not walked by unseen.
@StrengthAndConditioning612 ай бұрын
The first thing you have to walk through at my store is a massive bakery with all kinds of things put in impulse buying zones. They know exactly what they're doing
@Ionut.Manuel2 ай бұрын
This is the most inteligent person i have ever seen on the whole youtube, he's a life savior, everything he said it's true i always come here whatever health problem i have and the cure comes from him, not from pharmacy or so called "doctors"
@so37102 ай бұрын
I admire bold and straightforward people who can speak the truth without hesitation! Dr Berg's teaching speaks volumes 💪🏽✨️
@IVECOR4602 ай бұрын
Since I went ketovore I shop less and less. Last time I went to a nearby supermarket I sensed this constant smell of fresh baked goods. Wich was odd since they have no bakery. Now I get it... Luckily I go through the isles like a bullet, straight to the meat and fish section 😅
@Sanity_Faire2 ай бұрын
That hot popcorn smell trips me up 🥹
@Freesteader2 ай бұрын
Thank you Doc
@JCoffeeExpress22 ай бұрын
As this doctor is describing the set up of a grocery store. My mind is visualizing my grocery store. He is right on track.
@weatheronthe8s8952 ай бұрын
I work at a grocery store, but my store is basic to the point that it doesn't have a lot of these "features". For example, you will only smell cookies if there are cookies actually baking or just baked. Same goes for chicken in the fryer. Our floor tile is all pretty much one color, except for a few that had to be replaced with a slightly different color because they were broken. Things like this my store is cost reduced to the point that you don't see these things. My city is quite small, so going all out on all of this stuff is just too expensive. Literally any grocery store can have placement though, so of course we do. We have endcaps, which I have a weird tendency to ignore, as well as displays and certain items getting certain locations. I personally find canned vegetables being directly across from pre packaged cookies is a very weird one in my store. My best advice is to learn your store. Knowing where most of the items you buy are will reduce your need to walk down aisles of items or even look at items in that section you have no intention of buying. Of course remodels and resets make this difficult, but it is best to know your store the best you can. I am not against bringing kids to the store, but trying to focus their attention on what you are there to buy is probably smart, like letting them read the grocery list for example. You will probably end up with a few not so great items along the way (especially with things like school bus shaped Little Debbie displays right next to the produce department), but it is better than a buggy full of junk.
@Randy-s7n2 ай бұрын
Great educational video Eric 😊 I worked in food Marketing for a few years and got tired of the guilt feeling like a lier. The plus side " I started eating better then and now 👍 keep up the good work.