THE DIRTY TRUTH - BBC Insults T. Colin Campbell

[@dyanankrett]

Saw that documentary and thought "who is this insignificant Dr Yo questioning Campbell's many decades of scientific research"? Then saw that he is funded by big pharma- enough said!!!

[@pattigee1]

Dr Yo seems to think plant based dies don't cure cancer? How about all the deaths under-reported by the so-called health professionals using chemo, radiation, surgeries and drugs to treat cancer. Dr Yo did not give a balanced approach to his findings, did not ask any cancer patients themselves how they are doing by eating a plant-based diet. Think he prefers to eat meat.

[@marjastuyt5322]

People better watch this about the China study kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2TdcoSAqal8ptE

[@dogwklr]

Insignificant? Wtf are you talking about? You don't need a PhD to ask questions, of anyone, about anything ever. Dr Campbell should comfortably be able to answer any question put to him without feeling above it. Big pharma? 😂 the usual comeback, what about the massive financial interests in plant food companies? American heart association funded from the start by garbage seed oil producers like procter and gamble. This man defends himself instead of answering the question, making it personal only and not scientific. You insult the person making an enquiry and avoid the topic to cover your ass.

[@greensorrel6860]

But a plant based diet doesn’t make a lot of money for them

[@Nnnatural]

How far will Humanity go to avoid accepting that fruits and vegetables are good for them?

[@kurtmill9080]

High Heart Well when you say it like that... XD

[@eatrightfully]

Just as far as it will go in denying that meat and dairy are bad for them...

[@highlander200268]

how far will they go when they will not say meat is bad for them?

[@waltersumofan]

in the future they may even splice their DNA to accept pollution, literally anything rather than find out they are human beings that don't need corporations. The end of dairy can't come soon enough

[@thefly373]

Dr. Yeo didn't say they weren't healthy... just that the science doesn't support the claims that are attributed to them. Perhaps it's time to wake up and realize that your being manipulated, not by the BBC, but by the various promoters of veganism. Perhaps it is healthy, but the science is far from conclusive at this point.

[@stefanvanderweele1]

dr. Campbell is 83. He looks so good for that age. Must be something in his food...

[@saturatedfat6424]

Stefan van der Weele he looks at least 95 lol

[@darthsenate3863]

he def does not move like your average 83 year old

[@TheYakisobaNoodle]

@@saturatedfat6424 Try Esselstyn

[@stevenlindhorst7579]

Yeah looks his age maybe older honestly

[@poetsguide]

Actually, He actually looks much older for his age. I live in South Korea and known people in Okinawa who are older and look much younger than him and they are not even vegetarians. They are omnivore who eat lots of veggies, eggs, and pork.

[@OttoCruz787]

Really disingenuous what that BBC piece tried to do...

[@PaDutchRunner]

Otto Cruz they are beholden to the advertisers.

[@MrFooChops]

Otto Cruz I'm happy to say that I dont pay them my t.v license 😁

[@campyc40]

Nice try but the BBC is funded by the government, so no advertisements.

[@robotsibyl]

campyc40 Being funded by the government isn't that different to serving the interests of a various "shareholders". The BBC is known to be very biased on certain fronts.

[@willbournerv2259]

British bullshit corporation

[@Debbieanne51]

Shocking.when are these people ever going to learn to leave the animals on this planet alone. Nothing good comes of using and abusing our fellow earthlings😕

[@veg]

Follow the money and you will find the truth!

[@peggymerriman9106]

Lichtblick Actually if you follow the money, you will find the lies! Such evil in this world all due to greed. And we should all know that the public media is all bought and paid for.

[@ascendingdrive]

Lichtblick yep, watching mainstream media is like watching a continuous and everlasting advertisement. mainstream media is just funded by big corporations

[@user-km5op6cn4d]

Donal

[@izabellas1676]

Campbell is my idol. I hope to become a doctor like him one day. It's so hard to take med school seriously after all this stuff. You'd probably get kicked out just for mentioning nutrition.

[@wille6788]

紙子イザベラ I hope you will! We need more doctors like Campbell!

[@paulinafunfit4126]

紙子イザベラ I totally get you... I’m also thinking about returning to university to start a nutritional program, but I’m also concerned about the program content 🤔 I feel like , I’ll eventually get kicked out because of my views😀 I need to be accredited though... That is the challenge 🤔

[@sofiasejopoles1459]

Me too!

[@adem-we2fl]

isabera chan dekirun janai,,haite taoshite,,hangyaku nacchau

[@dogwklr]

He isnt a doctor. He is a biochemist.

[@minniemillie388]

I begrudge paying the TV license for this disingenuous company.

[@kindregardskatie]

how many times do these Drs have to prove there is conflict of interest in the medical industry before someone does something?

[@PLANTBASEDNEWS]

i know!! thanks a lot for tuning in

[@wendyd.beamish8286]

The BBC should not be putting out this sort of misinformation. Even if there is a gene for obesity, a vegan diet can help with it.

[@greensorrel6860]

MSM here too it’s really just a propaganda machine for big business and monied interests they want us sick fat and depressed it’s sells drugs medicine treatments procedures and keeps us distracted and too sick to notice things

[@jamesmillers2953]

Good timing as the BBC program was just air on Australian tv 2 nights ago and all I was thinking when the presenter was interviewing and questioning Campbell was how fat he was and how thin Campbell was. Enough said!

[@PLANTBASEDNEWS]

wow really?

[@ascendingdrive]

James Millers what channel? just curious, most likely mainstream media

[@jamesmillers2953]

SBS link below www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/756199491594/why-are-we-getting-so-fat

[@rayjackson9379]

disgusting behaviour. shame on him and the bbc

[@sonja4164]

Wow... Dr Campbell has gonads of steel

[@crotchet1586]

I remember the criticism about the animal studies...the voice over discussing the mice studies said something like, we aren't mice. And the lady that cured herself of iirc chronic fatigue through a change in diet?? He said that just cause it worked for her doesnt mean it would work for everyone. Disgusting biased reporting

[@VeganFootsoldier]

t colin campbell is a genius

[@eatrightfully]

No - he just believes what the science tells him

[@thefly373]

+Ray Purse No, he believes the science that tells him what he wants - i.e. Confirmation Bias.

[@TheYakisobaNoodle]

@@thefly373 Isn't that what you are doing? He believes in REAL and HONEST science. Not rigged studies funded by the National Egg Board trying to prove dietary cholesterol doesn't raise serum cholesterol without even testing from baseline. Industry funded studies lose out to non industry funded studies. Why would a former dairy farmer have a bias toward plant based unless they saw the proof? That makes no fucking sense, dude...

[@TheYakisobaNoodle]

@@crocfixio "I disagreed so it is bad." Um, no. The China Study was the reality that they formulated from actual data of an actual population. You disagreeing and getting mad because it turns out that eating your precious disgusting flesh is unhealthy and you can't handle that doesn't make it "shyt," sorry.

[@RG-yz8ov]

@@TheYakisobaNoodle his book china study wasn't the real china study lol just the cherry picked studys he wanted. Don't be a fool

[@osdias]

It beats me that smart people like Dr Campbell are still so naive to think the BBC has integrity. Mind blown!

[@mischa23406]

I watched something with that guy in a while ago not sure if it's this programme and I thought he was a complete idiot, he was trying to make out like plant base foods were dangerous writing on a glass wall like a detective trying to track down a murderer. What a dick I thought, he made me feel physically sick. Trying to make a conspiracy out of people trying to eat good food instead of the fake shit they assemble and package which kills you slowly and painfully.

[@frankdamienzoe]

Well, SHAME on you BBC and SHAME on you Horizon Team! Hope you get kicked out for this...

[@PlantBasedScienceLondon]

My goodness!!! The revelation at 3:52 of this interview is SHOCKING! I had no idea. Another incredible video PBN. Keep up the amazing work xxx

[@PLANTBASEDNEWS]

thanks. we are big fans of your work

[@MrSuperbluesky]

Frustrateing to see such intellectual dishonesty

[@tlk2348]

Always follow the money. That will tell you everything you need to know. Love Dr. Campbell. He's sharp and knows his stuff.

[@M1ggins]

What money? the money those vegan doctors get from selling the numerous books and DVD's that each one has on the market?

[@pattigee1]

Think more big pharma supported by the meat and dairy industry contributing billions of dollars to keep people sick, when the answer for most is on their plates.

[@alexharrison9340]

Dr. Campbell has probably forgotten more than the BBC's Dr. Giles will ever know.

[@moonbeaches]

Grateful for your life mission T Colin Campbell. Thank You! Thank You!

[@kylewheeler7780]

The truth always appears in time 🍎🍉🍇🥒🥜🥑🍓are king :)

[@alextapia2107]

T.C.Campbell is such a great professional with an untarnished human quality on him hard for anyone to equal. He has the respect and admiration of millions all over the globe. Thank you for the great good you've been doing your integrity and honesty.

[@PLANTBASEDNEWS]

he is amazing

[@michaelonello1022]

Someone should award him the Nobel Prize..! He is a living legend in his field....!

[@likesfruits8698]

The BBC should have their funding withdrawn.

[@srdast]

Funny, I watched the BBC documentary two nights ago and was really, really shocked with how Dr. Campbell was portrayed. It was like the narrator was trying to say there were limitations in Dr. Campbell's study....which there are in ALL studies. And that was the only thing he could focus on. The other two examples used in the documentary had clear lack of research supporting their claims, Dr. Campbell was building a case for the interference of animal based protein at a time where there was no evidence. It's not his fault if the academic community doesn't want to try to replicate his enormous study or try to test it different ways...they're too busy being paid by Sanofi to do genetics research instead. Terrible documentary BBC.

[@egalitarianvegan8806]

I am glad you exposed the shills for what they are. Colin is a stand up scientist. His work has saved many lives, and stopped a lot of suffering for those who applied his research finding to their lifestyles. I know. I am one of them.

[@novanine]

Hardly surprising. The agenda of the show was there for all to see in the title - "The Dirty Truth". Lazy television making, fairly standard these days.

[@berenicek9467]

t Colin Campbell is such a trustworthy man! I thank him dearly for the China Study- it changed my life.

[@mark39ful]

This is why I don’t pay my TV licence .....Too much fake news

[@RawFitChris]

As Campbell states in TCS, academia is the real culprit.

[@readytorockithard23]

I hope the meat and dairy industry collapses. Long live the true natute of man...plants!!

[@felimekj]

Thank you PBN for your coverage on this situation. I hate to see two docs with integrity and science behind them be dismissed due to an agenda for a big phrama company. It really sucks!

[@neenab6586]

A lot of Drs, research analysts etc... are biased because they are funded by the major pharmaceutical player. Most research is to prove their research or debunk someone else's. All for the love of MONEY!

[@embemw]

How dreadful !

[@JM-ze2nh]

Really happy to see this. I watched that show when it went out. I was new to the whole Vegan movement back then, but straight away I could see straight through what the BBC were doing, even with my lay person's limited knowledge at the time. I have since educated myself even further and I am clearer still that this a disgraceful example of false equivalence on the BBC's part. I wrote my first ever complaint to anyone that night to the BBC and I emailed Dr Campbell to offer support. Do these organisations think we are that stupid and we're not all waking up to the truth???

[@dessiissaeva3424]

THANK YOU!!!

[@kathyfausett9301]

It takes pretty big balls to challenge the western model of medicine. The more people that hear Dr. Campbell's message, the nastier the rebuttals will be. Follow the money.

[@RobertSpreadborough]

Since I left Home 45 years ago I have NEVER watched TV or listened to ANY NEWS or ever bought a newspaper because I understand that it is impossible to not be affected if you participate in the pantomime - also a VEGAN

[@TraceyLTims]

This is the second time i have seen this sham of a documentary. I don't see why this Dr doesn't disclose his research to show his real reasons behind this program. He looked red in the face and quite unhealthy looking at the start. He raised his voice at Colin Campbell and shows he has no respect for him at all. I think he focused more on the alkaline story to make it look like he could discredit all the diets shown in this program to enhance his reputation and opinions. I think the drug and meat industries are running scared, good, they need to be.

[@HannahNaomiC]

Thank you for covering this, it was brought to my attention by Vegan Pat's channel as I don't watch TV. I was completely disgusted with the BBC, it was infuriating to witness yet another attempt to confuse and mislead people, that geneticist guy made my hackles rise. They fucked up big time with that particular episode of Horizon! No way to treat two of the greatest legends of plant based medicine!

[@PuganPoo]

I am a big BBC FAN BUT SHAME ON YOU BBC!

[@felimekj]

WOW! to have 2 of the most experienced vegan doctors who have so much experience and dismiss and even portray all their work as bull$hit sucks. To invite them on the show and when u have an agenda to discredit them shows lack of integrity. I think with these to docs you could tell them you are going to challenge them and they could hold there own! They have done the science. To alter the interview to make it sound like these docs are wrong sucks! They should present both arguments and let people make up their own minds. Honestly, if you know or have read (or audio book- listened to) "The China Study" there is really know genetic excuses for obesity. It is our horrible western diet. And we r infecting the world with it. Which in turn effects the environment. Not to mention the horrible cruelty that spreads as well.

[@hertsengland]

I remember watching that documentary and being disgusted with it and the way it treated Dr T Collin Campbell. It was clear what was going on. I am well versed in veganisum and its a shame that people where being dissuaded from a good healthy diet. I wander if some people will die because of hearing the wrong information, does the BBC have blood, on its hands

[@wadayaduin5517]

The lack of integrity began with the interviewer not revealing what faction funded his work. Anything after that is suspect. Campbell's interests are completely transparent, so must any other party's.

[@tlpacelli]

For the love of money is the root of all evil... that continues to be demonstrated over and over again as I begin to uncover all of the mis-information regarding our own health and wellness. The almighty dollar is more important then the truth. I feel so betrayed.

[@Dillatastic]

F***ing "Weber Grill" Ad with fried Animal Carcass on before the video 😠 😡

[@bagiee1]

AdBlock is your friend.

[@Dillatastic]

Yeah, I know. I've been using Adblock on my PC for years - can't imagine life without it. I don't have it on my phone though, because I always seemed to have issues with it on Android. Any recommendations for a particular App? Nonetheless: a good rant every now & then is necessary for staying sane, I suppose 😉

[@jt659]

Wish there was a close up of the books behind Dr Campbell. I know that I have a couple of them but am always interested in what others have on their shelves.

[@cutabove9046]

Why all the shock? Just about everyone who has a particular agenda does the same thing. The "What the health" documentary does exactly the same thing to the people they interviewed and made them look just as foolish.

[@adamfalletta]

Love your work Dr. Campbell. Maybe you can do something about your $1,260 price tag on the plant-based nutrition certificate. Thanks.

[@peaceful2calm]

T. Colin Campbell should get a Nobel Peace Prize

[@chapachuu]

I saw that BBC piece a while ago and it was cringy af. It was clear that the interviewer was highly biased and even condescending at times. Very unprofessional.

[@pattigee1]

Yeah, the guy likes his meat.

[@larahunziker1607]

That's the second stage of truth..... they fight against the truth! But remember...... i hope sooner than later, the third stage will come out and then the truht WINNS!

[@therawcaviat]

I would like to hear T.Collin.Campbells rebuttle to the supposed debunking of his book. Many people are always saying how his book has been debunked, yet doctors like Greggor, Barnard, McDougall and many othe prominant vegan doctors still refer to it.. I would actually like to hear from all of them how his book is still credible and the debunking is full of shit..

[@SmokeMonster]

Debunked by whom? It has never been "debunked' by independent peer-reviewed scientists. Bloggers, KZbinrs, and newspapers have all taken stabs at it, but the science stands firm. The "China Study" is just the book that summarizes hundreds of studies, so "debunking" it would require disproving an entire facet of cancer epidemiology. Since its publication, there have been hundreds of studies investigating the links between animal protein and various cancers. Nutritional science upholds the central thesis of China Study; that the consumption of animal proteins cause various cancers.

[@ailst]

Here you go: www.vegsource.com/news/2010/07/china-study-author-colin-campbell-slaps-down-critic-denise-minger.html

[@danL1011]

A misnomer of a title if there ever was one. LOL. Campbell got so tired of being knocked down that he finally gave up and said on camera, (paraphrasing) "My current beliefs are not based solely on the China Study". Good thing considering he ignored the high correlation between higher wheat consumption and poor health. Not to mention he threw out the data that showed very high meat consumption communities were in better health than neighbors in the same region. Just like the meat-eating Maasai are bigger, stronger, and healthier than their farming neighbors, the Kikuyu.

[@TeamBroccoli]

The Raw Cavi-art In his new revised version of the China study he goes into this a bit about the debunking stuff.

[@hiddenbayes]

Denise Minger doesn't seem to believe in her own debunking because she still eats a high-carb mostly whole foods plant-based diet. Granted, it's not vegan by any means, but it still contains a "toxic" amount of carbs according to many Paleos. You all should watch her presentation at a Paleo conference called "Lessons from the Vegans" which is available on KZbin, it's pretty interesting.

[@juliecarey-downes600]

i watched this programme and seen how easily the person presenting the programme with an agenda biased the programme, being British I was appalled with this particular Horizon episode as unlike previous episodes it appeared very biased in one direction. Having read China Study and watched several films and documentaries on both sides of the argument I agree with Colin T. Campbell on how unscientific and biased by funding this episode was.

[@lizloa8350]

The genes responsible for making one fat are same ones that allowed our ancestors to survive during times of deprivation. Imo a very dangerous thing to tinker with. Focusing on wfpb not only helps weight but our entire health also animals' wellbeing and our planet's. Overall the most ethical for everyone and everything.

[@ImprovingAbility]

Link to the article referenced (including the documentary to watch) "BBC, your credibility is tarnished" nutritionstudies.org/british-broadcasting-corporation-bbc-your-credibility-is-tarnished/

[@nyxs60]

Feldenkrais with Alfons thanks for the link ;)

[@eatrightfully]

BBC - your credibility is in flames. To say "tarnished" the sayer believes that they can recover their integrity. Information: they don't want to...

[@miracleshappen4483]

We love dr Campbell, he really cares about us, God bless him forever!!! 💖😊🙌 He restores faith in humanity!

[@robertcialone6609]

Fruits and Vegetables are great. So are Grains. So is Meat! Don’t entirely eliminate ANY food group, everything in Moderation!!

[@Starchaser63]

Because a healthy population is a threat to the Pharmaceutical industry...

[@LemonAndLime79]

Thank you!! I watched this documentary and was disappointed with how Colin campbell and whole foods plant based diet was represented. The fact the presenter was funded by big pharma... No surprise there. And shameful they use the word truth in the documentary title.

[@pattigee1]

Mm-hmm, dirty reporting, bbc.

[@reachtrita]

That was so frustrating to hear. Won't be watching the BBC anymore.

[@janesmith167]

The first time I watched "Clean Eating - The dirty truth" and the moment I saw the Asian Doctor, I noticed his fat belly and fatty chin. I knew already before he opened his mouth that his going to be spouting BS. And behold after watching it, I wasn't surprised.

[@avidian888]

Love how resilient T. Colin Campbell is, but honestly I expected nothing else from BBC. They try to bash Veganism for decades now, with little success.

[@mark39ful]

This is why I do not pay my TV licence to these wankers... the bbc

[@jwarrengreen]

I guess if you rock the boat, you've gotta expect someone, or something, to come after you.

[@dannac_8888]

I get the point that the BBC isn't putting out misinformation at the very least, but the interviewer must stop leading the interviewee in a direction and assume or insinuate in so many of his lines of questioning. Fact-based dialogue is critical for credibility in 2018 and beyond. Stop the opinions.

[@Overworked_Millennial]

D'Anna C my thoughts exactly. I have no comment about the content of the BBC show not the Dr’s book (I got here via KZbin recommended videos). However, I did not appreciate the tone of the interviewer. A person that is commenting truthfully does not need to be led.

[@barryyoung6797]

This guy is awesome

[@joseph233382]

Yeah well sod the British Bulls*** Corporation.

[@Jamiejamjar]

Yes, I saw that programme and it was diabolical how they tried to humiliate Mr Campbell

[@helenborowski9589]

I remember watching that interview in Australia a couple of years ago, and having read The China Study and being a great fan of Dr. Colin Campbell, admiring him greatly, and having reaped the rewards from a mainly plant based diet, as a result of him and other like minded doctors and researchers, starting with Nathan Pritikin all those years ago, I was disappointed and disgusted by the attitude of the interviewer, his arrogance and lack of respect for Dr. Campbell. It was an interview that could have done a lot of good, but as you say the interviewer obviously had other intentions right from the start.

[@margaretlim9180]

Love u Dr Campbell!

[@saturatedfat6424]

I once saw a video where bbc talks about how great life is in North Korea.

[@allahhernandez3546]

I know a lot of people think some animals are food but they’re not food they are friends neighbors and family killing and eating animals is a sin we all need to leave them alone let them live

[@jayflash2035]

Often the BBC fails when trying to impose false balance. Maybe that's what happened here.

[@PLANTBASEDNEWS]

good point

[@factoryresetearth]

I feel like, doctors are afraid to talk about nutrition & recommend using food for medicine because it takes away from their job. Financially speaking, doctors don't benefit from it at all but they do benefit from prescribing prescription drugs & surgery. Just food for thought; pun intended.

[@arturtoth3185]

How Not to Die in the background.

[@jayflash2035]

A good scientist will ask challenging questions.

[@smoothiedrinker1297]

OMG I am so happy you made this video and allowed Dr Campbell to speak. THANKYOU. I watched this doc when it aired and recorded it hoping to show friends and family in order to give more weight to the plant based movement. I was so disappointed with the documentary and how it ' steamrolled ' Dr Campbell and Ella Mills from Deliciously Ella that I deleted it and felt angry about how these 2 people were treated. I hope more people see this video and realise how biased the BBC is......Peace Plants and Love!!!

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

Absolutely typical BBC. I did see that programme at the time, but it was way before I started my own research and my own whole-food plant-based journey. I couldn’t possibly have said who was interviewed on the programme or that there was lack of integrity, or a hidden agenda. Once you start to learn about these things, the truth starts to emerge. I’ve watched Dr. Yeo on “Trust me, I’m a doctor” and thought he was OK but I have now stopped watching these quasi-medical programmes (“The truth about... dieting, drugs,” etc and other programmes about dieting and health) because I can now recognise a lot of nonsense being pushed. There’s too much drug company and food manufacturing company money behind these people to get an honest opinion. This mainstream stuff is misleading gullible people (as I once was) and it’s disgusting. There’s no money in pushing broccoli and potatoes and that’s why we never get the truth from these people. Seeing this video today, I am disgusted that Dr. Yeo should have treated this absolute giant in the biomedical research world with such disdain. To coin a modern phrase, and said with great feeling, “How dare you!” Another reason to defund the BBC.

[@josiethornton7049]

Do people STILL expect something good, honest and honourable from the bbc REALLY !!!!!!!!! Well in that world all the general practitioners care about is there patents wellbeing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@eelkeaptroot1393]

Yeah, a lot of bogus on TV, too bad the BBC is in on it, they've made quality stuff in the past.... Industries thrive on keeping the public confused about optimal diet.

[@ah-yb9jf]

Dr Campbell is a hero

[@peterstrous2092]

We humans use heuristics, short cuts, in our thinking. Using our current beliefs, values, education, upbringing, culture, in our evaluations, means we use interpreted observations rather, than the observations themselves. Our thoughts based on interpreted observations are second hand and not based on first principles. Following past evaluations rather than using a fresh look at the facts can make us dishonest with ourselves, and subsequently also with others. Giles Yeo is just another human being lacking this insight requiring an honest look at the human thinking controlling human behaviour. Insisting on using short cuts, we cannot observe holistically and we cannot see the forest for the trees. Campbell pushed the limitations of science by being open and honest with himself. Giles Yeo currently does not have that maturity. As Einstein said: Once we accept our limits, we go beyond them. Giles has accepted the human limits of thinking yet, like many scientists unfortunately. The problem of acceptance of the plant based diet, the answers to our wars and domestic conflicts, the problem of insufficient response to the threat of climate change, the lack of understanding cancer and heart disease causality and hence treatment, lies in our human thinking. We cannot solve problems at the same level of thinking that we were at when we created those problems - Einstein.

[@passionatepapercraft]

Typical BBC BS

[@loiscarter5634]

I appreciate You standing on The Real Truth Mr. Campbell.....Your integrity is Superb.

[@bobschooler7130]

This is bad, but nothing compared to what Colin's University (Cornell) did to him

[@DavidDorenfeld]

appreciate your channel, man.

[@courag1]

Ever notice what commercials get slapped on Plant-Based videos, will be people who look thin, promoting everything that is not Plant-Based!?! Such that is the antithesis of the content of videos acts like a rebuttal that you cannot click past till you get an earful of the popular tripe.This occurs in the reporting on acid attack victims so you will get Muslims promoting charity to the children of Yemen so you think that the animosity of those throwing acid are not good representatives of their group and you will continue to just think that the perpetrators being exclusively from Muslim majority countries with Islamic surnames, are not carrying out their own form of jihad. Such is the level of the propaganda machine. If there is truth being told, albeit who is telling it, those who are doing the harm are being portrayed as those who are the actual victims. Fortunately “The FARCE does not work on those who see through it.” The point is that when you recognize the FARCE of modern medicine and the detriment of the SAD diet that you wake up, take charge of your life and stop being controlled. They are desperately afraid that they are losing control or the commercials would not be specifically targeting Plant-Based videos.

[@mazzin62]

I hate the BBC.

[@laurabignami3872]

It seems to me that the Cambridge University researcher at the BBC never insulted Campbell. Rather, questioning a scientific theory is a very healthy thing in science. I used to like Campbell's work, but the more I inquired, the more I realized that it's not very rigorous. First of all he puts a lot of importance in having had his work published in peer reviewed journals. This does not mean much, and the quality of the journal depends on its impact factor. A recent article in the Lancet (one of the journals with the highest impact factors in te field, much higher than that where Campbell published a lot of his work), stated that eating meat increased life span relative to a vegan diet. Also, a lot of Campbell's speculations are not very rigourous. As an example the reasoning at 36:35 of this video (Campbell's interpreation of Carrol's graph) seems flawed to me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKHVpGueesmljMU He argues that a diet with a fat concentration at the left of the x-axis intercept of the line corresponds to a plant diet. However, this clearly depends on what plants one eats (how do you a define a 'normal' plant based diet?). If you were to eat mainly avocado and nuts, you would have a much higher fat concentration than what Dr Campbell calls the 'threshold' value. Incidentally I posted this as a comment to one of Campbell's son's videos and it was deleted... not a very healthy approach.... So I believe the Cambridge University researcher did a good job to raise questions about Campbell's work.

[@gerrygallacher9175]

what d'you expect from the BBC?

[@RogerHyam]

I stopped paying the license fee that funds the BBC a few years back. The BBC is not what it was (if it ever was). I just cut out live TV from my life. It is fun to watch the rest of the world catch up with the fact that the BBC largely suck now. Still good stuff. Radio 3 etc.

[@zoeslovely7096]

It's absolutely shocking to see so many "drs" now advocating for dairy!!!! NEVER

[@patrickmc2992]

So I looked up the doctor (Dr. Giles Yeo) who did the interview. Recently he went vegan for 1 month (see article here - inews.co.uk/opinion/comment/vegan-diet-food-healthy-effects/) And his results were "So what happened at the end of the month? Well, I had no micronutrient deficiencies, but I did end my vegan experience 10 pounds lighter, with a 12 per cent drop in my blood cholesterol levels." And he now calls himself a "flexitarian" and eats much less meat.

[@jwarrengreen]

In an honest effort, to make this stuff, as simple and clear as possible, youtube "Processed People Extended Talks". Then scroll through, until you find the 12 minutes of Caldwell Esselstyn.

[@justgivemethetruth]

Look at Campbell. Look at his fingers first ... they are gnarled from arthritis. You can see this at 5:40 spot. He is also so frail and thin. In this age of toxic obesity we sometimes tend to mistake thinness for health, but they are two different things. He does not look healthy to me at all, although his mental faculties seem much above average. I read his book and there is a lot of good stuff in it. I think eating more vegetables and less or no processed food is a great idea, but I do not think, as Campbell claims, that eating meat give people cancer. That is what he claims in many documentaries. He said that when he included certain "meat" amino acids in what he fed mice he could turn on and off cancer. I think that is BS or at the very least far out of context.

[@martyschumacher6979]

Dr. Campbell, I love your work and have had your book for years. Great work and I thank you for this wonderful document to keep me healthy and on track. The Pharmaceutical companies are out for gigantic profits, not for pure health motives, as you know, so ignore those guys. We just need to keep educating people on what kind of authors to listen to.