Nora Taleb | Global Players Rule Our Food System | 176

[@gerartsmith]

It’s a slow process and a lot of people will be hurt along the way. Your movement will help those willing to listen and for future generations. I have learned over the past 4 decades there are a lot of subtleties to diet. Not all organic foods are for everyone. Inflammatory foods (I.e., nightshades), foods high in oxalates or salicylates, etc. Nutrient dense foods are a good start. How they affect your body is a lifelong learning process. As long as financial institutions control pensions, 401Ks, and the like, most folks will be blinded by money yield rather than optimum health, in my opinion.

[@TheDiversifiedFarmer]

Healthy people use fewer pharmaceutical products.

[@dedetudor.]

This is exactly why we must get RFKJR in the Whitehouse. He is the only one Organic and regenerative farming. He has fought so hard against the big poiseners in court. Their denial they have is huge.

[@johncarter1150]

0 chance

[@dedetudor.]

@@johncarter1150 👎to your comment.

[@dedetudor.]

@@johncarter1150 without him the global corporate takeover will end organic.

[@dedetudor.]

@@johncarter1150 he is the only one for regenerative and organic farming. Be part of the change.

[@supergram7409]

So many recalls everyday .

[@TheDiversifiedFarmer]

It's so cute how she says vigorous with a w.

[@susangage2954]

I've been an organic eater for several years because I've followed natural health for many years. Organic food is expensive & even though most consumers know it's better for them nutritionally, they can't afford it. Look at the food advertising on TV...and now on streaming services...Big AG & Big Food are blasting viewers with non-stop commercials for unhealthy food. What the organic movement needs is that same type of advertising! It needs to be drilled into viewers' heads that their health is crucial to their lives, and the way to ensure that health is through fresh, real organic food that isn't poisoned with hormones, antibiotics, herbicides, pesticides, and is grown in rich, naturally fertile soil. The more people that buy this kind of food, the lower the price of it can become, which will grow the market even more.

[@StarBeings777]

I’m In / yes sustainability & cooperatives

[@angelikastegmann7663]

I’m trying to eat organic for decades but now I can’t trust any store anymore. USDA certified doesn’t mean anything. That’s why I think standards are crucial for the consumer. The growers don’t grow their crops for themselves but for the consumer. You need to gain our trust first before you discuss anything else. Btw I’m growing myself as much as I can so that I know 100% that it is organic and the soil is healthy. But I love your work. It’s necessary and crucial for the survival of the planet

[@TheDiversifiedFarmer]

You unfortunately can not open a video like that. It then becomes a teaspoonful of cough syrup and you are giving it to a 3 year old. Goodluck 🇩🇪 👌 This is 🇺🇸, can not be straightforward 😅 I am sorry, this is true for most here.

[@NatalieCarabetta]

Please clarify what you are trying to say?