Whoever controls the food supply controls the population. I was blessed to grow up on two different farms during my childhood and early adult years. I highly recommend learning self sufficiency and food processing skills such as canning, dehydrating and smoking meats etc. Self sufficiency is key to maintaining true freedom.
I find it extremely dubious how much anti-"prepper" propaganda is out there. It sucks being labelled and marginalized for doing what many people have done for millennia. I heard you can report facebook friends if you're afraid they're too prepped to get them "help" (probably labotomized, but you know... at least he won't disrupt society anymore with his preparedness). Since when can you be too prepared? What are THEY really afraid of?
KNOW THYSELF No, you’re wrong. This isn’t like peak oil. They are hiding this. Peak oil propaganda is everywhere. Supply chains are being destroyed and markets collapsed, and it appears intentional. I work in a business that is clearly seeing the result of it.
@@thisgame2 hes a chinese propaganda bot....ive been down all these comment and hes managed to post that same phrase at the exact same time on all the comments made.....wow YT nice work....lol
I converted my parent's yard into a food forest years ago, I've slowly been planing more perennials and fewer annual crops as I want to move out at some point but it deffs is a lot harder than you think to feed yourself off your land, but it's possible. but if everyone grew something well and had something to trade with their neighbors there would be a lot more to go around. I like growing strawberries, peppers, tomatoes, and butternut squash the most, and herbs. I have lots of apple/pear trees and a few peach trees and mulberries everywhere, and a decent raspberry and blackberry patch
@@tylerk.7947 The planet was our garden, with food everywhere on your doorstep. It's now a sterile paved "parking lot" for miles in every direction. Like that Joni Mitchell song "they paved paradise, put up a parking lot".
@@celticbarry9877 love joni mitchell =]. or george carlins quote "Only a nation of unenlightened half-wits could have taken this beautiful place and turned it into what it is today, a shopping mall. A big, fucking shopping mall. You know that. That’s all you got. That’s all you got here, folks. Mile after mile of mall after mall. Many, many malls. Major malls and mini malls. They put the mini malls in between the major malls. And in between the mini malls they put the mini marts. And in between the mini marts. You’ve got the car lots, gas stations, muffler shops, Laundromats, cheap hotels, fast food joints, strip clubs and dirty bookstores. America the beautiful. One big transcontinental commercial cesspool"
@@tylerk.7947 If I lived in a tropical area i thin i could support myself. I've been vegan for 8 years now. But even if people raised their own chickens and stuff that would be so much better than buying the crap from the store
I stopped consuming processed foods, replaced them with fresh fruits and lots of leafy vegetables, lost 40 lbs, I have not even had a mild flu in the last two years, I take no prescription drugs, no vaccine, and at 62 I am more healthy now than when I was 40
Good for you as all natural is the way to go. I am 60 and I eat the same way. Small amount of meat which we get a 1/4 grassfed beef from a local farmer and then lots of salads and veggies that I get from spring until fall from a farmers market.
What’s crazy is half of those fruits and veggies you prolly eat are most likely genetically modified or mad made ..lemons and bananas for example are some of the products in talkin about. But it’s still better than the other shit they try and feed us. Also I don’t eat chicken and my health has never been better. Also veggies are good af for you but I don’t think their gonna fight off Covid 19 ..but I could be wrong to each is own
I recently took a trip to the Balkans, in particular Serbia and Croatia. I went up into the villages and I couldn’t believe what I saw. Not a single person was even slightly overweight. Everyone had a slim and muscular build. Even some of the older people had muscles showing that not even some 20 year olds have. I come to find that most of the people live off of their own little farms. A few chickens, sheep, and crops. The food quality was unbelievable. The tomatoes were fully red inside and out, filled with juice, not like the half green and rock solid ones in the USA. The egg yoke was a deep orangish red. If you’ve ever seen a natural plum, they are nearly 1/4 of the size of the ones found in the United States supermarkets. My advice would be for everyone to start their own little farms, and tend to a few chickens but that’s just me.
Because government controls food supply in Europe and because everyone walks, cities and towns in Europe are built for humans. Here in the US we have to drive everywhere, cities are built for cars and our food is controlled by huge corrupt greedy corporations.
im a rancher, a small producer in texas born and raised, ive been taking cattle and pecan classes at A&M in comjuction with the USDA and we export less than 15% of our beef overseas and actually the USDA is working on a parnership with the UK to open up beef trade, but for now most of that stays in our country while texas is the main producer. The way things are going, i think its a time to invest in pecans and beef to start our own hoard if were gonna continue to have liable trade with china or even supplement that trade in the middle east.
Can you please tell me why beef prices are so freakin high ? It’s unbelievable. Skirt steak is 20-30 dollars a pound depending on grade here in NY. Ground beef is 6$ pound.
I agree...born and raised in Texas...and in my area don't see nearly the pecans nor cattle I used to...including my family....I don't habe the fencing for cattle now but blessed to jave a number of old native pecans..
The main slaughterhouses owned in the US break the laws all the time and control the beef market, the politicians know it and turn a blind eye. The rancher gets hit the hardest, as does the consumer. All states need to get rid of USDA inspections and allow the avg joe to buy from a rancher or small cow farmer. This is the best way to move forward.
Beef + Pecans = ♥️ As a cattle producer, do you think there's a plausible market for goat meat here in TX? There are *SO MANY* goat farms here in Hill Country, but not a single chevon steak on the shelves because it's almost 100% for export (save for maybe a little bit of goat cheese or goats milk soap or puppy food). Such a shame too, according to the Bearded Butchers, goat is actually pretty tasty! I wouldn't know; despite the awesome price & omnipresence, availability is lacking unless you have a rancher friend
This week I went to 3 fast food places in Texas that had a limited menu because of supply issues. Customers were flipping out because of it, some even got nasty with the cashiers. I admit to sometimes acting as ignorant and hate myself for it but I still resent people that treat others like crap because they are too self absorbed to understand what is happening. The last two years have really shown our true colors as people and please correct me if I'm missing something but I don't see things improving much.
It’s the result of spoiled people. US society has become so accustomed to having everything at all times that even a small interruption causes some people to flip out because they are so disconnected from the reality of how the modern world works.
Maybe don’t eat beef from any kind of fast food, sacrifice money for health and just pay that few extra for some good quality meat if you have too, processed meats are a type 1 carcinogen under the fda which literally puts them in the same category as cigarettes.
Since the prices of meat have increased this year I've been hunting/fishing as a main source of protein. All I need is a garden, my grocery bills have gone down 75% with the rest being produce and vegetables.
Having your own garden for some fruits now and then sure, but if everyone tried to grow their own crops for survival it would just be massively inefficient. The last time we did that, we weren't closing in on 10 billion people.
Welcome to the worldwide wireless concentration cramp ! maybe if we'd kiss our corporate cattlerancher state pharmer KINGPIMPS of gangstas pair-o-dice asses hard enough --- they might treat us a little better huh ? (Stockholm syndrome) We best start sharpening our mental shivs yawl. Hold fast (intermittent fasting from the poi-zion food supply) , and stay vigilant (meditation is prayer) --- to achieve Goddesspeed yawl. Time to conscientiously rip the goddamn blindfold MASK veil off Lady Justice --- so she can properly thrash that greedy-sadistic judiciously corrupt fraternity of pig-raping motherfrackers out of the equation entirely. . . We need to change "good mourning." into "good dawning !" REJOICE for the kingdom of heaven is in play ! FREEK-OUT !
@@thisgame2 it’s scarcity propaganda to encourage people to learn to grow food and sustain themselves? What’s your take exactly here because farming and livestock is nothing like oil, yes they can inflate the prices of food but again if people being self sufficient they can combat this
Hey everything you guys are saying is correct, I live in Vanuatu in the south Pacific we have a 1 acre garden so much food it's amazing. We eat local greens plantain banana and fresh local beef that walks around eating grass. Cooked in beef fat , but still the curse is rice, people sometimes think cooking local food is hard. Young people want to be westernized and I must say all these so-called aid ngo,s don't help. This will be one off the last places on the planet in 15 years time with non gmo bananas they still have seeds here. I'm 65 years old no cholesterol problems a retired butcher loving life.
You should totally make videos of your daily like down there. Tons of people would love to watch it. Most people don't even know that your country exists
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. So top allowing them to scare you.
I've recently realised the importance of root vegetables it's so cheap , easy to store , healthy and fills you for long time and also it's easy to grow if you wanted to
He used to host Headbangers Ball before Ricki Rachtman stepped in. He was one of the good VJ's on there.. .and then there's VJs like Kennedy who are legit Fox News pundits now and a complete joke (there's a meme going around recently comparing her coverage to how the dumb reporters in Idiocracy report the news) Edit: Matt Pinfield was dope too. the OG baldie
me too. I remember "mexican radio" and "I want candy" as my first videos, we, at school, were just amazed you could watch music videos, we still had 8 tracks in our family ford granada...lol. and when rock and roll videos emerged, we were in heaven.
We should all be taking steps to grow our own food. You can see it already: grocery stores are running out of items, food prices are skyrocketing (because of short supply), and if you look up the supply chain it's even worse. Farmers around the world are unable to get fertilizer, diesel fuel, etc. The Chinese government knows what's coming. Glad to see this information getting some mainstream attention. I've been following the Ice Age Farmer channel on TH-cam for a while...he really gets into all the grim details.
Where do you plan on growing that food? More of the housing being built is apartments which means more renting than owning property. Even if you own a house does that mean you have land to grow enough for eating or able to raise livestock?
@@peterbiltpilot516 I've grown many vegetables in pots on marginal land in my townhouse. You're right though we lose 2 million acres of crop ground a year throughout the world but mainly due to high soil salinity levels.
@@wvmann9320 most of the farm land lost where live is due to commercial development. Land that was used for crops to feed cattle is now warehouses, apartments, office buildings or healthcare facilities
@@peterbiltpilot516 I should of noted that for in the US its definitely development. My states bread and fruit basket is basically a bedroom community to DC ,warehouses and several different industrial factories now. Use to be one of the biggest Apple producing regions in the US.
@@thisgame2 if you havent been paying attention to grocery stores you can see it now...i have no clue what country you live in but in america you can see the bullshit plant based everything propaganda....go ahead and see the health implications of eating all that soy....there was a reason i had to stop eating "food products" with soy and other plant oils....
What's really scary is to go back to this summer and read reports from July or August from farmers who were paid or flat out ordered by the Dept of Ag to destroy their crops in some sort of misguided effort at price controls by creating artificial scarcity. We literally spent taxpayer money to pay farmers NOT to grow food.
@Justin M Limit your intake of information first. Too much information is disorienting and hearing horror stories on the news or twitter or whatever on the daily will infiltrate your subconscious and thus change how you perceive reality. Focus on your health more, this will increase your mood and testosterone levels which will make you less prone to worry just from that alone. Diet is also important, your gut in your second brain
If you have the climate or can duplicate it, even a few cherry tomato(they're the most abundant and long-lasting) and bean plants can produce an amazing amount of food.
I've been in the restaurant industry for almost 37 years and All restaurants up until about 2000 used beef tallow for deep fryers, the flavour of food has been diluted, the quality has been diluted and the training of our industry workers has been diluted to the point where it's not cooking for love or community anymore, it's a health hazard.
Honestly Joe is one of the few celebrities that actually recognizes the importance of the working class and how some people are truly hard people from what they do. I'd love to meet him and actually hang out pick his brain and bounce things off of him and hear his input.
He’s an idiot. “There’s too much grain in peoples diet” The problem for developed countries is over eating - not too much grain. We’ve thrived thanks to grain. He somehow forgotten or doesn’t know that agriculture increased our population. Dude has the privilege to eat Elk Meat all day everyday. And he’s talking about how grains are bad cause 90% population depends on it.
@@TheZachary86 well I definitely agree with science and every single dietitian that grains are terrible for the human body. We have dozens of illnesses that make us unable to eat grains such as celiac desease irritable bowel syndrome the list goes on. But there is very few people that can't eat meat, it's been proven there is no such thing as a truly vegan diet as 80% of the products still contain some type of animal by-products. It's also been proven you can't survive that way without serious supplements. The reason he has that privilege is because he lives what's called a self sustainable lifestyle. he goes out and hunts that elk he eats whole foods has ways of growing his own foods ect. Yes that's not a luxury we all have but it's 100% true that that's how were our healthiest. Yes the agriculture of grains did change the world it gave us a huge advantage to stock pile a huge amount of food. It doesn't mean it's very healthy food, I could survive on a diet of pure processed cheese, peanut butter and white bread. But I guarantee the guy eating a form of non deep-fried meat every day eating "no bread" and only a cup or so of veggies and and an apple is gonna outperform me physically all day long. Also The agriculture of animals was in the works before we started with grains there's tons of evidence to support that. It looks as though we started growing simple grains like rye and wheat to support them and we ended up learning how to use them ourselves. After that we started even changing grains like corn and common wheats to make more flower.
@@buildurtruckurway9118 dude won’t reply to ur comment. He prefers just to hate whoever Twitter tells him to and doesn’t actually wanna discuss the points ur making
@Competition Sports 2022 I'm sure there are just not very many make it known like he does. We get more Brad Pitts and Steve Jobs then any other type of celebrities now day's.
As a family that owns and runs 3 offshore shrimp boats its awesome selling to local top class restraunts and seeing the people that eat there and find out that we're the ones that supply the shrimp and they love to stop by and see the boats these days. It's like they're so surprised it's actually locally sourced! But that's the problem because less than 10 percent of the shrimp we eat is actually caught in the United States! Thats insane that over 90 percent is shipped in wtf!
I live in coastal Louisiana, China has been packaging Chinese Crawfish as a Louisiana product for years. I only eat gulf seafood caught by myself or a local mom & pop business
Shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That's about it.
In a way, I can relate, here in New Zealand it's cheaper to buy meat imported from Australia, than it is to buy our own. To me, that's absolutely crazy.
I didn't know that China was hording rice. That's interesting timing considering some of the other things we've seen these past few years. I think we're seeing big countries using tactics that circumvent the idea of a physical war, while still actively going after each other in ways that might still breed it. Case and point; Taiwan is such a sensitive issue, that for a country's celeb to acknowledge it could cause problems (hence John Cena's apology and others who are quick to correct themselves).
Is China really hoarding rice & other grains? Do we just take Adam Curry's word for it? I just looked it up. China is buying a lot of grain to feed the increasing hog population.
Been growing my own food for well over a decade now. It's hard work some days. But overall very rewarding and delicious! I started by turning old weedy flower gardens into vegetable gardens. Now I use permaculture methods to feed my family and many others with very little water!
Which isn't a problem. And may I remind you: it has never actually been proven that oxidation is bad. It is often avoided since it can produce unforeseen results, but there is no intrinsic problem with it - and hence no intrinsic benefit of anti-oxidants either. That's why it's hardly ever advertised anymore.
@@PLF... many things wrong with those types of oils, one being they are highly processed and also inflammatory and that's not all. Not all oils are bad, but these are.
The ability to grow your own food or to coin the phrase, 'food freedom', is increasingly important. Awesome to hear Adam and Joe discuss this very important point about food self sufficiency in urban areas!!!
But your relying on the town, city, gov't etc.. for everything in urban areas. Even if you supply your own food, your dependent on too many other things in the city. You don't even have a self sufficient water supply ! Nothing wrong with that, just saying if things get really bad, a city is the absolute worst place to be
@@littlelarry2912 growing your own food is extremely hard and definitely not profitable or even worthwhile unless you are on a commercial farm. A city would be a great place due to close proximity of goods and services, and while you could t grow your own food you could stockpile canned foods for years. We will never run out of food, only that the highest quality foods will become harder to obtain
I recently had this urge to go keto, to educate myself on the dangers of sugar, processed foods, non organic meat (how it's manufactured) and saturated oils. And omg almost everything out there claimed to be healthy is killing us slowly. Im also heading to a new state next month and plan to remove myself from the system, I want to become self sufficient, zero waste, and eventually have no carbon footprint. Learning about survival skills and making your own food, clean water, necessities is so important. So many people are saying they can see the current world we live in now like the financial system is crashing and the government trying to take more control. It's now or never to become independent and capable so you don't have to rely on any other powers except your own. Of course without fear, let's all prepare our outer and inner world for the times ahead. X
And teach yourself to be a doctor or even better a brain surgeon as well 🙈 sorry pal, no disrespect to educating oneself about the world we live in an trying to live better and healthier. But there is a reason for why humans decided to split work among each other so everyone can become in an expert in the field he or she is best suited for and then we would trade ;)
@@heladar if they need a brain surgeon they can find one..and still do everything they said. Also, the scenario they're speaking of would mean a very different society. A society in which we will need to rely on ourselves for survival and hope like hell you don't need a surgeon for anything bc that may not even be an option.
4:46 It was not commercial profit motive that started this--that was a side-effect that came much later. It was about food security and rationing. They were focused on keeping people alive (short-term), not necessarily healthy (long-term). They needed to shift money from food production to weapons manufacture. That's how the government got into the business of prescribing American's dietary needs. It was during WW1 and the Great Depression. That's when the fillers were introduced systematically like cellulose and vegetable oils. It was guns and butter policy. They wanted the public to buy it so they cooked the data and sold it as a superior product. Anyone who criticized the health ill-health effects was suppressed because healthy food is harder to produce and scale in wartime. By the time the U.S. economy recovered, that's when the profit motive kept it alive. By that time, it was in everything, and admitting anything would have been a major cost and harm to international brands. Nazi Germany was selling orange soda branded as Fanta when it was made from recycled orange waste product! Also now that Federal gov was in the business of prescribing dietary needs, the U.S. meat and dairy lobbies had an incentive to influence the allotment of their product on the Food Pyramid, which is why we see various versions of this over time as they bartered for a percentage of the plate. Got Milk?
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. So top allowing them to scare you.
Doesn't matter. I follow the same channels he does. This is based off a article called who will feed China. Even with what they hoard they don't even have a years supply stocked and they don't have the farming capacity to feed themselves. I suggest everyone follow Chinese based news that isn't from China.
@@thisgame2 Twas just thinking to myself that since I'm strapped into the ride and the car is now moving, I'm going to call this budding event The Great Refresh.
@@thisgame2 americas profit over people will kill us all soon but hey the rich got to live like kings for a while why we die broke slaves livng in a rigged slave system
He’s right... we noticed a change in the price and supply of grain so we asked local meat ranchers about it. The main thing was that majority of the grain was sent overseas also China has been ordering tons of pig meat. It puts things into perspective on how much we rely on other countries for goods.
Yeah my grandmother is 98 she is super healthy and can still have full conversations with amazing memory! I swears it’s because she grew up on real food ! Not junk!
My grandma is 102 and still loves doing The NY Times crossword puzzle; yet drinks red wine and enjoys her sweets. However; she’s a woman who believes in God and is grateful everyday. So….. it doesn’t matter wtf you put in your body or how old you are: it’s the quality of your life, not the fact that you’ve lived over a century. (I honestly would not want to be around past the age of 75.) ✌️
I can already see with some of the supply chain issues we're experiencing right now, certain items just aren't available for a while on grocery store shelves. Makes me think that this could be something that becomes more normal across a variety of goods over the next few years. Kind of scary when you get used to having access to those foods/items and especially potable water.
Honestly i can't even wrap my head around the fact that we can even supply anybody with any amount of anything. I read an article way back just about McDonald's and how they get their beef, it detailed everything down to what is in their product, how much they go through everyday per store or region per day week year. How many animals are slaughtered per day and its just mind boggling how to keep up with that. And this is one food chain in the u.s we have thousands!!! Who need product everyday. To keep up with any of that to growing produce etc. One day we won't be able to keep up with it, there will have to be some type of change
If you grew up in the 70s we didn't have a fraction of the shit in shelves today and we survived. We also very rarely ate fast food and meat wasn't eaten at gluttonous proportions
@@heroblok6 yep I'm the US when I did the calculations a couple years back, we consume 3 cows per person in the US annually. It took our family of 3 two years to go through a side of beef. And we have ALOT away too.
No one saying anything about his critique of the health of rape seed while he exhales a cigarette? I have nothing against anyone here, I just found that humorous.
The "just in time" supply chain should freak people out. Imagine if the chip shortage crippling auto manufacture for example was replaced with rampant starvation-induced acts of violence and cannibalism! Everybody should stockpile enough food and water and be ready to be able to bug out of the city if necessary. Cities only have enough food on store shelves for 3 days, pack your home shelves!
The supply problems have been on the radar for these last few decades and no one bothered to listen. We desperately need to bring back domestic manufacturing and localize food production as much as possible
The advent of vertical agriculture might solve some of the problems outlined here. It's much more efficient in terms of water usage, the physical space it needs, and the energy it requires.
I'm so glad these guys have become genuine friends. I always said Rogan should have Adam on since I started watching him. I've been listening to Adam's No Agenda for about ten years now, and started watching JRE about 6-7 years ago. They make a good team as long as they don't get hammered like Joe's first episode from TX.
@@hansgruber9685 Ok Hans, I thought John McClaine took care of you back at Nakatomi Plaza that fateful Christmas season long ago. Joe moved to Austin on Adam's advice (maybe not so much Austin, but TX in general) and with his help, and keeps having him on the show. Pretty friendly shit if you ask me.
@@Face2theScr33non the latest no agenda and the one before that, adam said joe texted him about "all this crazy shit is going on, you have to come back and talk." they're friends
China doesn't supply 60% of the world's grain. They hold 60% of its grain reserves. That's a big difference. Saying they supply 60% makes it seem like they are feeding the whole world. Most of the remaining reserves are held by the US, and most of China's grain is imported from the US, Canada, and Australia. They have been hoarding more and more grain over the past decade because that is a point of leverage that the western powers have over them, not the other way around. The US is not going to face a shortage of grain anytime soon. That is the most ridiculous thing I've heard Adam say.
It’s actually mental how much people are reliant on the grocery store. I’ve only recently begun on this journey of decoupling from the stores. But I’ve worked in food for the last 5 years and our supply chain is arguably just about snapped here in Canada.
Especially when we consider how fragile and sensitive our systems are, far too may ways in which we could be easily cut of from the stability we rely on. Just one unlucky solar flare, which is only a matter of time, and chaos will insue.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
Simply human nature to want better for your offspring. Stay tuned as you'll be speaking Arabic and attending the mosque unless you start pumping out brats quick.
Not eating to much helped me a ton. Sure I still have fast food every now and then but not a large order of fries, mozzarella sticks, 2L of soda almost every day. I got sick of breathing hard going upstairs, not very manly like. Dropped 100lbs, down to 216 from 306, never felt better
Ive travelled a lot and one thing I noticed was how much better fruit tastes in other countries where its not modified or stored its sold very fresh and its remarkable to me how much better it is than most of what we get here. The best fruits ive ever had were in Ecuador.
This is an emotional topic for me, first because I fervently believed in what I learned in classrooms and books in the 1980s and 90s growing up, and that was meat is bad, fat is bad, calories are bad, plant based oils and carbs are good and they will keep you healthy, thin, and mentally and physically strong. I often struggled with my weight even while periodically starving myself, from childhood had low energy and was always about the weakest and slowest physically of all my peers. And I was taught to believe I must have some undiagnoseable medical problem. It took me forever to trust and even experiment on a diet higher in fats and low in carbs and stop processed foods and my weight was suddenly controllable. Found out I had been severely deficient in multiple nutrients throughout my adulthood only when I specifically asked a doctor to pull my records and tell me those specific results from the panels they had done over the years. They wanted to recheck my thyroid over and over again, but being chronically iron and D deficient was apparently not worthy of mention. Taking meds for inattentive ADD that barely do anything, when changing my diet )against all advice if medicine and big pharma) and taking supplements did far more good. Then on top of that it becomes apparent the nutritional guidance we are given is not for our benefit at all but for corporate gain and control of the population.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. Stop allowing them to scare you.
When I grew up my dad used to take me and my siblings to allotment, Hated it so much, each weekend without friends and childhood filled with farming chores. From perspective of years - I started to appreciate it a lot, it helps me to buy quality food. I started to make my own beer, roast coffee, getting meat from farmers, making my own bread. In Christmas planted garlic clove next to one of palm like plants in the house - just for a joke. Well it is not a joke anymore it is 3 inch tall and probably in few weeks I will have my first truly organic garlic... How much joy this small being brings is beyond me, I am literally acting like 4yrs baby when I see it growing day by day, so it is my oldest son :) Probably all palms and useless green stuff at home will end up as a compost...
I'm from Texas and buy a whole cow and get it processed for 1400 total and end up with abput 650lbs in beef. Way cheaper and better quality than store bought. Also do pig the same way, when covid had almost 2 processed cows in the deep freezer and half a pig, used it to trade for other goods and gave some to those who needed some help. I would recommend doing this or finding someone in the county that raises animals and go in with them on raising some animals for processing.
I agree. Like Mexico. I live in Mexico and I promise you the quality of meat is way better. Europe wont accept the meat from the usa because its deemed unhealthy
I’ve been eating a strict carnivore diet Monday-Friday for about 5 months. Feel like crap on weekends when I “cheat” but my skin is healthier, my mood is much more even. Mental focus and sharpness is night/day difference and I no longer have sleep problems. I also lost 15lbs. So just from a ratio perspective: wildly increase your protein (fatty cuts and large portions) and maybe 2-3 cups of grain base products per week. Unbelievable difference.
I was on the Candida diet for 3 months. I lost so much weight and felt energized, my mind was clearer and skin was glowing. I decided to test what would happen if I had pasta and it was horrific. I broke out in a rash and I was tremendously bloated, i looked pregnant. So i’ll be doing my best to stick to eating Candida free but main goal is to continue to eat healthier and mindful.
Adam: "All these processed oils are bad for you" Joe: "why are they bad for you" Adam: "I honestly don't know" Not saying they aren't but how can you be so strongly against something and not know why.
For one, it throws off the omega-3 and omega-6 balance in your system. A healthy ratio would be 1:4, but eating a seed-oil (canola,soy, etc) rich diet will turn that to 1:1000 possibly. Also some of the chemicals used to break down the cellulosic walls of the individual nuts are carcinogenic. Also, oil is the most calorically dense food so it can make you gain weight in that way because you're not seeing how much oil is going into your bread, chips and fries. However if you use olive oil in a salad or on a dish you cook, you see exactly how much oil is going into what you eat (healthy oils are rarely used in processed foods because they're unsubsidized). There's more reasons...
lol, i see your point; but, sometimes people who are highly concerned with what they say--and also highly familiar with themselves--can understand a thing and also understand that they may not have the ability to convey that knowledge in a way that is entirely cohesive/understandable on a broad scale. not to say that is "okay;" but some people would rather be measured and precise, rather than say a thing that could be thrown back at them in the future.
Already seeing shortages but no one seems to talk about it. Every week my store is just randomly missing one thing, but then it’s back the next week while something else is missing. Eggs are crazy expensive too.
Hi Joe, I appreciate your views on staying healthy. I agree , whole heartedly, that people who aren't paying attention to their health through diet and exercise will end up with problems.. relying on the jab will not improve one's health. My diet is different from yours. I have been 95% vegetarian for over 40 years. Though high carb diet is no longer trendy, consuming lots of whole grains, legumes, nuts, fruit and vegetables (organic if possible, some dairy) has been pretty beneficial to me. Keep up the good fight!
Seriously I don’t get this whole grains are bad thing, I’ve been eating loads of bread, legumes, fruits, sometimes grains like buckwheat/barley, sweet potatoes, regular potatoes I’ve never felt better and my poops are off the charts healthy
@@TehBliz It sure is about how you poop. When I poop, it’s solid and when I wipe, nothing comes onto the toilet paper. That’s a good poop. Doesn’t smell either, when I poop or release gas. I stick to the blood type diet. I eat lamb, rice and salad every night, eggs in the afternoon, with veg, and a toasted cheese sandwich in the morning. No toxic food enters my body. Hence why I don’t get sick.
you may have cut out some grains from your life, but you are now actually more dependant on foreign grains than ever before. Most cattle are fed grains, and most foreign grains are for feeding cattle. The grains you buy in your store are almost always locally grown, or from europe. A huge amount of grains is needed to make your dairy milk. Almost all land in the US is already allocated to feed cattle, but despite that the majority of cattle are still fed (foreign) grains.
Like what? You eat flowers and roots? You think this country can feed itself on flowers and roots? Mushrooms? Berries? "Nature" doesn't provide food for humans. Nature feeds animals. Agriculture feeds humans.
@@TheRoadfarmer I didn’t say I get all my food from foraging I said I get a lot. I get mushrooms, berries, nuts, nettles, hogweed, wild garlic, apples, pears, plums. I also grow vegetables year round in my garden. When it comes to meat I really only eat chicken. But if the world collapsed I would be able to trap rabbits etc. if required and I live near a chalk stream so would get my water from there and rain. The stream runs throughout the year.
@@TheRoadfarmer bs..nature provides us EVERYTHING we need. We are finding this out bit by bit..working in alignment w nature is the only truly sustainable way.
Just want to put my two cents here. I've eliminated everything from my diet that they talked about in this video and more. It felt terrible for a long time but didn't really understand why. Gave it a try and I feel way better. If I do eat something like soy or canola oil, I definitely feel it and my day is mostly ruined. Started eating just meat, vegetables, fruit, nuts and a small amount of dairy. I feel so much better when I do this. Sorry if it pisses off vegans or plant food people, but the way it's made and packaged is really unhealthy and I literally can't eat it unless I want to feel like garbage all day. Eat what your ancestors ate and you'll become strong like them. You are what you eat, so eat the right stuff for your own body
How about eat whatever is best and convenient for you, while also not compromising health in the process? We know pretty well what's definitely not good for you, but we haven't got much of clue regarding what are the healthiest alternatives in terms of nutrition, so I'm pretty tired of people telling others what they're supposed to eat...
You don't have to eat any frozen/packaged vegan food to be vegan. You can eat whole food plant-based, and if you have that option you should. It's much healthier and honestly it just tastes better. The "downside" is you have to learn how to cook but it's not as hard as you might think.
I had a co worker who went vegan, our jobs were pretty physical, he had to drink these protein shakes or at least have something with protein but I noticed over a course of time he got weaker, after months of this he went back to meat and veggies and he was back to himself, it may not be like that for everyone but I don't believe anyone should be telling anyone how they should eat bc it's not the same for everyone
In states where you can’t buy directly from farmers, check your local grocery stores. I found local meat, and actually talk to the farmer on an almost weekly basis, that is for sell in my local Crossroads IGA store. He told me how he feeds the cow, what’s it in, etc. Look for local products in your local stores.
im not sure about the numbers he's throwing out though. A quick google search says china does produce the most grain, but only twice as much as the US which accounts for around 20% of the worlds supply. I dont see that becoming a huge shortage for us.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
Why dont we as a people lean to grow our own food? Why rely on a store to feed you when we have everything we need to feed ourselves? We have seeds, we have dirt, we have sunlight and we have water. All we NEED is the knowledge on how to bring it all together and make it work. Where do we find that knowledge? A BOOK!
Some seed oils and processed wheat products are meant to keep you from starving, not for optimal health. We need them until the awakening, where most people will prioritize growing some portion of their own food. It's easy to hate on companies that create these products but I'm thankful that they provide while we go through this transition. The future is the past.
I use homemade butter, beef tallow and pork lard for all my cooking. I raise my own pork and my butcher gives me the beef fat to cook down when I get my pork fat and meat back. I have coconut and olive oils in my cupboard but rarely use them.
You need to do some better research. Seed oils were born from grain WASTE way back in the early 1900's they were garbage then and they are garbage now. They were NOT created for ANY great humanitarian reason it was and still is purely for profit. If you follow the money you will see how and why they have become so popular.
Fuck no. The world is overpopulated and what you’re saying is we shouldn’t attack them for trying to sustain that huge problem. Those companies destroy the environment burn em all down
College is fine for the right person that knows what they are doing. It is not for a broke person to go and study art to find out what they want to do in life.
@@MortPure if you’re going into a STEM field university is good. Short college programs (2 years or so) are good if you’re going to learn a specific job. Trade schools are also good. Everything else sucks for the vast majority of its attendants
Regarding grains, I dont think Joes opinion is accurate although it does reflect our modern biases. Grains are ubiquitous so it is natural that a few people will have allergies to them such as gluten hypersensitivity. However in the big picture they are actually plants with the LEAST endogenous toxins...unlike legumes/beans/lentils, leafy greens, and large animal meat products. This is probably due to the fact that they grow in large fields and have had little need to evolve such defense mechanisms and also because they have been selectively cultivated by humans for thousands of years. Large animals store various toxins they ingest throughout their lives. Many more scarcely growing plants have various poisons they have evolved to protect them. Grains do deserve some demonization from the way they are processed into high glycemic index foods and via pesticide exposure, however i think organic unprocessed grains are actually one of the least poisonous and most nutritious food products most people without allergies can eat. You can find references from an unbiased source in a book by Cheek "Natural Toxicants in Feeds, Forages, and Poisonous Plants."
Agreed. All the early 1800s health books raved about the benefits grains, especially wheat. After being gluten free for a while I decided to start making my own bread from organic traditional varieties of wheat, and been feeling really great. There's loads of studies on how beneficial wholegrains are... It's not a conspiracy! It's the modern processing / varieties why more & more people are becoming intolerant to gluten.
He is also chilling with his 100 mil but how many struggling inner city families can afford to eat beef for a living, letting alone affording the luxurious activity of hunting?
No wonder they have convenience stores like 711 selling cheap hot dogs and soda more commonly in low income areas. Most people think it's normal to be eating powered donuts for breakfast with a bagel and wash it down with a big gulp Coke. The game isn't meant for you to succeed.
You die no matter what🤷♂️ I’d rather eat a bit of junk that tastes good, over eating nothing but disgusting healthy food 24/7. Yes there’s good health food and gross junk food, but that’s my stand point on it
@@obi-wankenobi592 bruh you just need to cook rice and pair it with eggs . It's easy to cook. I don't even know if it's healthy but I feel great eating it. Or maybe bananas with oatmeal it also taste good. You only need like about 7 minutes to cook that's how long most videos you watch in youtube
This whole discussion with Adam Curry was awesome. It’s a must listen. So refreshing to hear uncensored real talk about the underbelly of whats going on in the world. Joe brings the 🔥🔥 No BS.
@@thisgame2 serious troll loke the whole thread troll i went through and send feed back on every comment this bot was able to hit on the same time stamp with the same text....insane...
@@jackkollman9683 Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. Stop allowing them to scare you.
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. Stop allowing them to scare you.
This is the major downside of free global trade. Nations begin to specialize, and then begin to rely on other nations for their other specialties. When the selling nations either can't or won't supply those things, the buying nations literally just _can't have those things_ anymore. This "truly global economy" is a _bad thing_ if it comes at the expense of self reliance, and it does. I think we see a trend toward economic isolationism globally in the next few decades. We'll have to. This lesson is gonna get learned the hard way.
That is the dumbest shit I've ever heard. This is only true in small countries like the small European ones. The major powers such as the US, China, and Russia can be completely self sustained. US agriculture is paid to not grow things. If we ever truly need to flip the switch, it can be done very easily.
@@StuninRub Huh, guess that's why we've desperately needed to flip the switch in multiple industries and haven't been able to. The "dumbest shit you've ever heard" is your reality. Put the clown shoes on.
@@gubzs You sure like wearing the clown shoes for someone who thinks it's dumb. There is currently no need to flip that switch, if anything the Biden admin has actually shut down quite a few industries this past year due to what they viewed as overproduction.
NW MO farmer here, you are correct. That is a major reason why Trump’s “trade war” was so short sided. He cut grain markets in half. They have doubled since Biden opened back up our main market. There is a downfall to the high prices, input costs have gone up…fertilizers, fuel, land rent, equipment, and seed. People like to blame Biden for those increases, but they have always gone up with crop prices and are slower to come down when crop prices decrease. It is cooperate greed, which they try to blame on Covid and supply chain issues. It is price gouging at its finest, which the government tried to act strong against when it comes to toilet paper, but you can tell who the biggest donors are right there. Cheers.
Omega 6 fatty acids are in seed oils. Animals are as much what they eat as we are. If they are fattened on grain, their fat will have raised Omega 6 too. Go for grass fed.
Adam Curry is correct. 70% of weight loss and maintenance is what one eats. “You are what you eat” is a relatively accurate expression. Exercise and an active lifestyle make up the other 30% of weight loss and maintenance. You can lose hundreds of pounds and stay lean by simply eating a healthy diet.
@@Kingmakerrr1337, simple. Fruits, vegetables, meats, nuts, and healthy fats such as REAL butter and avocados. The only dairy product worth your time is yoghurt (free of added sugars and unnatural flavors). Yoghurt is great for your gut and digestion. Avoid anything heavily processed and/or packaged. Eat only things that come and grow from the earth. EDIT: Also avoid most carbohydrates, such as pasta and bread. Any carbohydrates your body doesn’t use for quick energy, turn to sugar in the body. The only people who need to load up on carbs are athletes.
@@MesozoicPigeonPuff How do I get my daily intake of 2500 calories by eating "healthy", as in vegetables, fruits etc. Meat also has low calories. Appreciate your advice however.
@@Kingmakerrr1337, caloric needs are based on one’s daily activity. The more energy/effort you expend, the more calories you will need. This is why I gave the carbohydrate athlete reference - they expend tons of calories and they need to restock them. Building muscle usually requires an increase in calories as well. Typically women need fewer calories than men. I can tell you that if you do not have an active lifestyle, you do not need 2,500 calories a day. Some people swear by fasting techniques, which makes some sense to me, because as hunter gathers, we had “feast and famine” when it came to food and sources for and of it. We were not eating multiple times a day, every day, as we do in modernity. I would give more specifics, but I’m not sure of your exact situation, and I do not want to misguide. Hope I’ve been helpful, and you’re welcome for the information. Are you planning on a weight loss or maintenance journey?
I rolled into the episode of this podcast thinking it was going to be fun and easy-going, but with all the info he dropped it was one of the more terrifying in recent memory. 🤣
Even though Portland Oregon is a cesspool, one thing I do love about it is all the farm to table restaurants and crazy organic natural farms only a few miles away. Farms even in the suburbs
I feel like we still have a lot to learn about food as a society. Joe had Joel Salatin on his podcast a long time ago, he was a farmer that really did things the right way but was labeled a bioterrorist by the gov. because he refused to follow big corporations in the farming industry telling him to feed dead cows to cows. The corporate farming industry loves to cut corners and do whatever they can to save $. There's still so much we could change about how we farm and how we treat our food and how we eat and exercise and there's still so much to learn about it all. A lot if information we get is from corporate interests trying to promote thier products and way of thinking. If people put profits aside and did what was morally right for the planet and for people's health instead, we would not only be healthier and eat healthier but we would also live more harmoniously with the planet as well and climate change could be less of an issue. The way things are going now isn't good and changes need to be made but that means standing up to big corporations that want to sell us food and products that aren't good for our health amongst other things. It's also good for us to learn how to farm and take care of plants and animals ourselves.
Good points about farming i agree with most of them, however climate change is a natural occurance and its definitely not affecting us the way the lying gov. And corporations like to say it is. No way you could get insurance on a million dollar beach home if the insurers knew it would be underwater in 10 years, complete bs made up by the big wigs for power and control via fear.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
How you look and how healthy you are is 90% diet and 10% exercise. Unless you’re a pro athlete or running 5 miles a day every day. Because it takes 5 minutes to stuff 1000 calories into your face, but like 3 hours on a bike, or 2 hours jogging to burn those 1000 calories. It’s no contest. And the idea that people used to be less sedentary is a myth. People were all thin in the 60’s and no one in the suburbs or cities in the 60’s was doing anything different than today. They drove a car to an office job, sat at a desk all day, drove home and watched TV. It’s the diet that changed for the worse.
My family and I are still living off of the 6 cents we saved on our July 4th picnic. Now due to high meat prices and food shortages we are taking the advice of Marie Antoinnette and eat cake for the foreseeable future.
I've been cooking and placing food orders with wholesalers for a long time. Pre-pandemic I would see 'backorder' every few months on some random rare product like fig jelly. For the past year I've been seeing 'backorder' on a weekly basis on really regular staple foods. Last summer we couldn't get single portioned peanut butter for about six weeks. A few weeks ago we couldn't get turnips one week - turnips! Large scallops are hard to find, veggie burgers went missing for a few weeks (didn't break my heart), condensed mushroom soup was b/o for over a month, and at one point I couldn't get regular button mushrooms for 2 weeks (I assume the mushroom soup people bought them all up trying to catch up). I don't think we're out of food yet, but the supply chain is certainly messed up.
The problems with seeds oils is that they are rich in polinsaturated acids, which are good for us, but not when is heated. When heated soy, canola and corn oil break the poliinsaturated acid lipids and in this process are a release of a molecuel that is very dangerous for the cardivacular system for producing inflamation. So, the only vegetal oils are safe are those that are saturated (coconut) or those which are insaturated but don't have poliinsaturated lipids, like olive oil not virgem.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
The difference is there wasn’t AC in Houston 100+ years ago. Everyone HAD to go outside and keep moving, wasn’t a place for the weak. Now people in Houston cry about a heat stroke walking 40ft from Waffle House to their maxima. It’s a nasty city tho, not good for fit/outdoor type of people.
@@victorhopper6774 Yup, getting air conditioning completely changed voting dynamics and the economy in the U.S. It used to be the elderly wouldn't be caught dead living in places like Texas and much of Florida because, well, doing it would kill them. If you were a New Yorker, you stayed a New Yorker. Air conditioning led to a mass migration of the elderly into hot states for the first time in the nation's history.
Houston a nasty city? 😆 where are you from, New Zealand? Wouldn’t change Houston for any other city in the US…Ive been everywhere…and trust me every time I come back to Houston I’m relieved.
Whoever controls the food supply controls the population. I was blessed to grow up on two different farms during my childhood and early adult years. I highly recommend learning self sufficiency and food processing skills such as canning, dehydrating and smoking meats etc. Self sufficiency is key to maintaining true freedom.
I find it extremely dubious how much anti-"prepper" propaganda is out there. It sucks being labelled and marginalized for doing what many people have done for millennia.
I heard you can report facebook friends if you're afraid they're too prepped to get them "help" (probably labotomized, but you know... at least he won't disrupt society anymore with his preparedness). Since when can you be too prepared? What are THEY really afraid of?
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy
I imagine the food tastes better when you've put the work in yourself, that's how it usually works
KNOW THYSELF No, you’re wrong. This isn’t like peak oil. They are hiding this. Peak oil propaganda is everywhere. Supply chains are being destroyed and markets collapsed, and it appears intentional. I work in a business that is clearly seeing the result of it.
@@thisgame2 hes a chinese propaganda bot....ive been down all these comment and hes managed to post that same phrase at the exact same time on all the comments made.....wow YT nice work....lol
I converted my parent's yard into a food forest years ago, I've slowly been planing more perennials and fewer annual crops as I want to move out at some point but it deffs is a lot harder than you think to feed yourself off your land, but it's possible. but if everyone grew something well and had something to trade with their neighbors there would be a lot more to go around. I like growing strawberries, peppers, tomatoes, and butternut squash the most, and herbs. I have lots of apple/pear trees and a few peach trees and mulberries everywhere, and a decent raspberry and blackberry patch
Yes that’s very true. Starting your own garden really teaches you what it takes to fulfill your calorie needs. A garden is simply not enough.
@@tylerk.7947 The planet was our garden, with food everywhere on your doorstep. It's now a sterile paved "parking lot" for miles in every direction. Like that Joni Mitchell song "they paved paradise, put up a parking lot".
@@celticbarry9877 love joni mitchell =]. or george carlins quote "Only a nation of unenlightened half-wits could have taken this beautiful place and turned it into what it is today, a shopping mall. A big, fucking shopping mall. You know that. That’s all you got. That’s all you got here, folks. Mile after mile of mall after mall. Many, many malls. Major malls and mini malls. They put the mini malls in between the major malls. And in between the mini malls they put the mini marts. And in between the mini marts. You’ve got the car lots, gas stations, muffler shops, Laundromats, cheap hotels, fast food joints, strip clubs and dirty bookstores. America the beautiful. One big transcontinental commercial cesspool"
@@tylerk.7947 If I lived in a tropical area i thin i could support myself. I've been vegan for 8 years now. But even if people raised their own chickens and stuff that would be so much better than buying the crap from the store
Legend💯
I stopped consuming processed foods, replaced them with fresh fruits and lots of leafy vegetables, lost 40 lbs, I have not even had a mild flu in the last two years, I take no prescription drugs, no vaccine, and at 62 I am more healthy now than when I was 40
do you grow them yourself?
@@chacesimpson2856 yeah
Good for you as all natural is the way to go. I am 60 and I eat the same way. Small amount of meat which we get a 1/4 grassfed beef from a local farmer and then lots of salads and veggies that I get from spring until fall from a farmers market.
What’s crazy is half of those fruits and veggies you prolly eat are most likely genetically modified or mad made ..lemons and bananas for example are some of the products in talkin about. But it’s still better than the other shit they try and feed us. Also I don’t eat chicken and my health has never been better. Also veggies are good af for you but I don’t think their gonna fight off Covid 19 ..but I could be wrong to each is own
Love how you just snuck no vaccine in there lol
I recently took a trip to the Balkans, in particular Serbia and Croatia. I went up into the villages and I couldn’t believe what I saw. Not a single person was even slightly overweight. Everyone had a slim and muscular build. Even some of the older people had muscles showing that not even some 20 year olds have. I come to find that most of the people live off of their own little farms. A few chickens, sheep, and crops. The food quality was unbelievable. The tomatoes were fully red inside and out, filled with juice, not like the half green and rock solid ones in the USA. The egg yoke was a deep orangish red. If you’ve ever seen a natural plum, they are nearly 1/4 of the size of the ones found in the United States supermarkets. My advice would be for everyone to start their own little farms, and tend to a few chickens but that’s just me.
Has nothing to do with that. Has everything to do with shoving mcdonalds and coke down fat american gullets.
Croatia beat Serbia in the war and in every ⚽️ game they’ve ever played.
Because government controls food supply in Europe and because everyone walks, cities and towns in Europe are built for humans. Here in the US we have to drive everywhere, cities are built for cars and our food is controlled by huge corrupt greedy corporations.
Makes no sense we all have grass in our yards instead of food
@@OsirisParquette bourgeois shellac is what I call it
im a rancher, a small producer in texas born and raised, ive been taking cattle and pecan classes at A&M in comjuction with the USDA and we export less than 15% of our beef overseas and actually the USDA is working on a parnership with the UK to open up beef trade, but for now most of that stays in our country while texas is the main producer. The way things are going, i think its a time to invest in pecans and beef to start our own hoard if were gonna continue to have liable trade with china or even supplement that trade in the middle east.
Can you please tell me why beef prices are so freakin high ? It’s unbelievable. Skirt steak is 20-30 dollars a pound depending on grade here in NY. Ground beef is 6$ pound.
I agree...born and raised in Texas...and in my area don't see nearly the pecans nor cattle I used to...including my family....I don't habe the fencing for cattle now but blessed to jave a number of old native pecans..
Commerce or college Station?
The main slaughterhouses owned in the US break the laws all the time and control the beef market, the politicians know it and turn a blind eye. The rancher gets hit the hardest, as does the consumer.
All states need to get rid of USDA inspections and allow the avg joe to buy from a rancher or small cow farmer.
This is the best way to move forward.
Beef + Pecans = ♥️
As a cattle producer, do you think there's a plausible market for goat meat here in TX? There are *SO MANY* goat farms here in Hill Country, but not a single chevon steak on the shelves because it's almost 100% for export (save for maybe a little bit of goat cheese or goats milk soap or puppy food). Such a shame too, according to the Bearded Butchers, goat is actually pretty tasty! I wouldn't know; despite the awesome price & omnipresence, availability is lacking unless you have a rancher friend
This week I went to 3 fast food places in Texas that had a limited menu because of supply issues. Customers were flipping out because of it, some even got nasty with the cashiers. I admit to sometimes acting as ignorant and hate myself for it but I still resent people that treat others like crap because they are too self absorbed to understand what is happening. The last two years have really shown our true colors as people and please correct me if I'm missing something but I don't see things improving much.
Just wait until the hack attacks are in full effect and the supply chain is no longer operational.
It’s the result of spoiled people. US society has become so accustomed to having everything at all times that even a small interruption causes some people to flip out because they are so disconnected from the reality of how the modern world works.
The weak will either toughen up or die. Hard times may be ahead, but they are an opportunity for those who are tough mentally and physically.
They act up because they want free sh1t. lol
Maybe don’t eat beef from any kind of fast food, sacrifice money for health and just pay that few extra for some good quality meat if you have too, processed meats are a type 1 carcinogen under the fda which literally puts them in the same category as cigarettes.
Since 2013, I've been planting fruit trees and learning how to grow anything edible. We need to do this on a massive scale.
That’s awesome.
Since the prices of meat have increased this year I've been hunting/fishing as a main source of protein. All I need is a garden, my grocery bills have gone down 75% with the rest being produce and vegetables.
@@SuspiciousGanymede What do you eat that you hunt? rabbits and deer? Not being a smart ass I'm genuinely interested
Yup. You know one day sooner rather than later they'll try to starve us out.
Having your own garden for some fruits now and then sure, but if everyone tried to grow their own crops for survival it would just be massively inefficient. The last time we did that, we weren't closing in on 10 billion people.
When he says “you can keep it because it’s not good for you anyway,” my respect for him grew even more.
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been saying this for years. Food additives help keep food on shelves longer but it is hard for your body to process that stuff. Pros and cons
Welcome to the worldwide wireless concentration cramp !
maybe if we'd kiss our corporate cattlerancher state pharmer KINGPIMPS of gangstas pair-o-dice asses hard enough --- they might treat us a little better huh ? (Stockholm syndrome)
We best start sharpening our mental shivs yawl.
Hold fast (intermittent fasting from the poi-zion food supply) ,
and stay vigilant (meditation is prayer) --- to achieve Goddesspeed yawl. Time to conscientiously rip the goddamn blindfold MASK veil off Lady Justice --- so she can properly thrash that greedy-sadistic judiciously corrupt fraternity of pig-raping motherfrackers out of the equation entirely. . .
We need to change "good mourning." into "good dawning !" REJOICE for the kingdom of heaven is in play ! FREEK-OUT !
@@jowlorenz9555 are you skitso or something wtf is this?
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy
@@thisgame2 CCP propaganda you are mmmhhmmm
@@Hshshdfb most comments are from bots now man shits sad
Please have Adam on more often. He is into everything and has an accurate take on what’s really going on. He can see through all the BS.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy
@@thisgame2 it’s scarcity propaganda to encourage people to learn to grow food and sustain themselves? What’s your take exactly here because farming and livestock is nothing like oil, yes they can inflate the prices of food but again if people being self sufficient they can combat this
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Hey everything you guys are saying is correct, I live in Vanuatu in the south Pacific we have a 1 acre garden so much food it's amazing. We eat local greens plantain banana and fresh local beef that walks around eating grass. Cooked in beef fat , but still the curse is rice, people sometimes think cooking local food is hard. Young people want to be westernized and I must say all these so-called aid ngo,s don't help.
This will be one off the last places on the planet in 15 years time with non gmo bananas they still have seeds here. I'm 65 years old no cholesterol problems a retired butcher loving life.
You should totally make videos of your daily like down there. Tons of people would love to watch it. Most people don't even know that your country exists
Efate?
Your hiring?
Yup, in the Far East they sometimes call it "rice belly." You can get very fat off rice.
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. So top allowing them to scare you.
I've recently realised the importance of root vegetables it's so cheap , easy to store , healthy and fills you for long time and also it's easy to grow if you wanted to
Makes you fart too. 😋
Always remember your roots!
Thanks for the tip!
@@alvareo92 And, Groot from The Guardians of Galaxy ☻😃
Generally healthy too. Beets, potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, etc provide a lot of nutrients.
Every time Curry is on I immediately think of my childhood in the 80's and MTV. Good times.
He used to host Headbangers Ball before Ricki Rachtman stepped in. He was one of the good VJ's on there.. .and then there's VJs like Kennedy who are legit Fox News pundits now and a complete joke (there's a meme going around recently comparing her coverage to how the dumb reporters in Idiocracy report the news)
Edit: Matt Pinfield was dope too. the OG baldie
Damn right ! same !
I know it right! I grew up watching MTV. I still miss it.....now we have you tube to watch music videos. 😉
me too. I remember "mexican radio" and "I want candy" as my first videos, we, at school, were just amazed you could watch music videos, we still had 8 tracks in our family ford granada...lol. and when rock and roll videos emerged, we were in heaven.
Dutch radio on fridaynight Curry & Van Inkel and of course Countdown on TV.
We should all be taking steps to grow our own food.
You can see it already: grocery stores are running out of items, food prices are skyrocketing (because of short supply), and if you look up the supply chain it's even worse. Farmers around the world are unable to get fertilizer, diesel fuel, etc. The Chinese government knows what's coming.
Glad to see this information getting some mainstream attention. I've been following the Ice Age Farmer channel on TH-cam for a while...he really gets into all the grim details.
Where do you plan on growing that food? More of the housing being built is apartments which means more renting than owning property. Even if you own a house does that mean you have land to grow enough for eating or able to raise livestock?
@@peterbiltpilot516 I've grown many vegetables in pots on marginal land in my townhouse. You're right though we lose 2 million acres of crop ground a year throughout the world but mainly due to high soil salinity levels.
@@wvmann9320 most of the farm land lost where live is due to commercial development. Land that was used for crops to feed cattle is now warehouses, apartments, office buildings or healthcare facilities
Microgreen growing makes for fanastically healthy foods for a very reasonable price.
@@peterbiltpilot516 I should of noted that for in the US its definitely development. My states bread and fruit basket is basically a bedroom community to DC ,warehouses and several different industrial factories now. Use to be one of the biggest Apple producing regions in the US.
A book recommendation for this topic and more: "The human race - Too smart to survive". A lot of Information in easy to read language.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy
@@thisgame2 if you havent been paying attention to grocery stores you can see it now...i have no clue what country you live in but in america you can see the bullshit plant based everything propaganda....go ahead and see the health implications of eating all that soy....there was a reason i had to stop eating "food products" with soy and other plant oils....
Jack Kollman had to give it up long ago
Made me bloat like a puffer fish and F’ed my health way up
Too greedy, not smart
Thanks.. I will look into that book👍
This is so scary. I was warned by a wise friend 30 years ago that these things would happen and now we're staring it in the face.
What's really scary is to go back to this summer and read reports from July or August from farmers who were paid or flat out ordered by the Dept of Ag to destroy their crops in some sort of misguided effort at price controls by creating artificial scarcity. We literally spent taxpayer money to pay farmers NOT to grow food.
Don't fear. Just plan accordingly
@@concernedhuman3644 hell yeah! Changes are a-comin’
@@kma3647 been doing it since the 30s
@Justin M Limit your intake of information first. Too much information is disorienting and hearing horror stories on the news or twitter or whatever on the daily will infiltrate your subconscious and thus change how you perceive reality.
Focus on your health more, this will increase your mood and testosterone levels which will make you less prone to worry just from that alone.
Diet is also important, your gut in your second brain
A friend of mine started a small garden on his patio and it's pretty amazing to be able to eat the food he just created in that tiny little spot.
I did the same too. You can grow more than what most people think.
If you have the climate or can duplicate it, even a few cherry tomato(they're the most abundant and long-lasting) and bean plants can produce an amazing amount of food.
Especially having a beer and listening to their techniques and time it took etc. Fascinating stuff.
If there is a genuine crisis it will not matter. Looting will skyrocket.
Growing your own food, you'll soon realize how terrible the quality of produce is in the US.
I've been in the restaurant industry for almost 37 years and All restaurants up until about 2000 used beef tallow for deep fryers, the flavour of food has been diluted, the quality has been diluted and the training of our industry workers has been diluted to the point where it's not cooking for love or community anymore, it's a health hazard.
Beef tallow was stopped because it's non vegetarian. McDonald's was selling fried made in beef fat as a vegetarian product.
Vegetable oil is the root cause of all our health problems, exacerbated by the drugs they give us to put a band aid on it
40 years for me..its not food...and the chemtrails , gmo etc have ruined food, forever. iwas a chef from france to hawaii.
@@PizzaProphet bro..mcdonalds.
@@maillardsbearcat Sure, vegetabe oil in excess is not healthy. But are you claiming animal fat is?
I can't believe I haven't heard Adam Curry's podcast and I used to watch him on MTV as a youth. Now I know what I'm missing.
Apparently he was one of the biggest early podcast adopters!
Honestly Joe is one of the few celebrities that actually recognizes the importance of the working class and how some people are truly hard people from what they do. I'd love to meet him and actually hang out pick his brain and bounce things off of him and hear his input.
He’s an idiot.
“There’s too much grain in peoples diet”
The problem for developed countries is over eating - not too much grain.
We’ve thrived thanks to grain. He somehow forgotten or doesn’t know that agriculture increased our population.
Dude has the privilege to eat Elk Meat all day everyday. And he’s talking about how grains are bad cause 90% population depends on it.
@@TheZachary86 well I definitely agree with science and every single dietitian that grains are terrible for the human body. We have dozens of illnesses that make us unable to eat grains such as celiac desease irritable bowel syndrome the list goes on. But there is very few people that can't eat meat, it's been proven there is no such thing as a truly vegan diet as 80% of the products still contain some type of animal by-products. It's also been proven you can't survive that way without serious supplements.
The reason he has that privilege is because he lives what's called a self sustainable lifestyle. he goes out and hunts that elk he eats whole foods has ways of growing his own foods ect. Yes that's not a luxury we all have but it's 100% true that that's how were our healthiest.
Yes the agriculture of grains did change the world it gave us a huge advantage to stock pile a huge amount of food. It doesn't mean it's very healthy food, I could survive on a diet of pure processed cheese, peanut butter and white bread. But I guarantee the guy eating a form of non deep-fried meat every day eating "no bread" and only a cup or so of veggies and and an apple is gonna outperform me physically all day long.
Also The agriculture of animals was in the works before we started with grains there's tons of evidence to support that. It looks as though we started growing simple grains like rye and wheat to support them and we ended up learning how to use them ourselves. After that we started even changing grains like corn and common wheats to make more flower.
@@TheZachary86 sounds like you just hate him haha
@@buildurtruckurway9118 dude won’t reply to ur comment. He prefers just to hate whoever Twitter tells him to and doesn’t actually wanna discuss the points ur making
@Competition Sports 2022 I'm sure there are just not very many make it known like he does. We get more Brad Pitts and Steve Jobs then any other type of celebrities now day's.
As a family that owns and runs 3 offshore shrimp boats its awesome selling to local top class restraunts and seeing the people that eat there and find out that we're the ones that supply the shrimp and they love to stop by and see the boats these days. It's like they're so surprised it's actually locally sourced! But that's the problem because less than 10 percent of the shrimp we eat is actually caught in the United States! Thats insane that over 90 percent is shipped in wtf!
I live in coastal Louisiana, China has been packaging Chinese Crawfish as a Louisiana product for years. I only eat gulf seafood caught by myself or a local mom & pop business
Shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That's about it.
O.k. Bubba
In a way, I can relate, here in New Zealand it's cheaper to buy meat imported from Australia, than it is to buy our own. To me, that's absolutely crazy.
@@shawnmclean7932 haha
I didn't know that China was hording rice. That's interesting timing considering some of the other things we've seen these past few years. I think we're seeing big countries using tactics that circumvent the idea of a physical war, while still actively going after each other in ways that might still breed it. Case and point; Taiwan is such a sensitive issue, that for a country's celeb to acknowledge it could cause problems (hence John Cena's apology and others who are quick to correct themselves).
Check out ice age farmer
if their hoarding its solely for the CCP, they seem to have many shortages as well as recent food wastage laws
Is China really hoarding rice & other grains? Do we just take Adam Curry's word for it?
I just looked it up. China is buying a lot of grain to feed the increasing hog population.
china has been having production problems over the last several years. hungry people are not happy campers.
Canada hords maple syrup
Been growing my own food for well over a decade now. It's hard work some days. But overall very rewarding and delicious! I started by turning old weedy flower gardens into vegetable gardens. Now I use permaculture methods to feed my family and many others with very little water!
How do you start one ?
@@omararreola5449 Your family must be in the dairy industry
It's also the inclusion of sugar/high fructose corn syrup in damn near every single food.
The problem with the seed oils as well is that they are high oleic acid oils which are easily oxidized even after ingested into the body.
Which isn't a problem.
And may I remind you: it has never actually been proven that oxidation is bad. It is often avoided since it can produce unforeseen results, but there is no intrinsic problem with it - and hence no intrinsic benefit of anti-oxidants either. That's why it's hardly ever advertised anymore.
biggest problem is omega 6 content which humans should never eat
@@PLF... pufa is correlated with cancer
@@shellderp and omega 3
@@PLF... many things wrong with those types of oils, one being they are highly processed and also inflammatory and that's not all.
Not all oils are bad, but these are.
The ability to grow your own food or to coin the phrase, 'food freedom', is increasingly important. Awesome to hear Adam and Joe discuss this very important point about food self sufficiency in urban areas!!!
@Robert Arnold the reality
Nah look around, there is no food shortage
@@mrNCSUman there is not a caloric shortage, there is DEFINITELY a shortage of healthy foods.
But your relying on the town, city, gov't etc.. for everything in urban areas. Even if you supply your own food, your dependent on too many other things in the city. You don't even have a self sufficient water supply ! Nothing wrong with that, just saying if things get really bad, a city is the absolute worst place to be
@@littlelarry2912 growing your own food is extremely hard and definitely not profitable or even worthwhile unless you are on a commercial farm. A city would be a great place due to close proximity of goods and services, and while you could t grow your own food you could stockpile canned foods for years. We will never run out of food, only that the highest quality foods will become harder to obtain
I like when this guy is on the show, very intelligent and well spoken
Check out the podcast if you haven't. Really informative
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy
@@thisgame2 you are propaganda CCP style...
Very funny too!
The No Agenda podcast is brilliant.
I recently had this urge to go keto, to educate myself on the dangers of sugar, processed foods, non organic meat (how it's manufactured) and saturated oils. And omg almost everything out there claimed to be healthy is killing us slowly.
Im also heading to a new state next month and plan to remove myself from the system, I want to become self sufficient, zero waste, and eventually have no carbon footprint.
Learning about survival skills and making your own food, clean water, necessities is so important. So many people are saying they can see the current world we live in now like the financial system is crashing and the government trying to take more control. It's now or never to become independent and capable so you don't have to rely on any other powers except your own.
Of course without fear, let's all prepare our outer and inner world for the times ahead. X
Fruit and vegetables?
Good luck!
And teach yourself to be a doctor or even better a brain surgeon as well 🙈 sorry pal, no disrespect to educating oneself about the world we live in an trying to live better and healthier. But there is a reason for why humans decided to split work among each other so everyone can become in an expert in the field he or she is best suited for and then we would trade ;)
@@heladar if they need a brain surgeon they can find one..and still do everything they said. Also, the scenario they're speaking of would mean a very different society. A society in which we will need to rely on ourselves for survival and hope like hell you don't need a surgeon for anything bc that may not even be an option.
@Finesse I lost 20 lbs and cook tasty keto meals, everyones different 🤔
Processed food leads to inflammation, and inflammation is at the root of most every disease. The end.
Processed foods do not lead to inflammation.
@@bighands69 they inflame my gut - they bloat me up and make me unable to eliminate food waste - IMO you are wrong
this is true, we are poisoning ourselves
My inflammation leads to babies
4:46 It was not commercial profit motive that started this--that was a side-effect that came much later. It was about food security and rationing. They were focused on keeping people alive (short-term), not necessarily healthy (long-term). They needed to shift money from food production to weapons manufacture. That's how the government got into the business of prescribing American's dietary needs. It was during WW1 and the Great Depression. That's when the fillers were introduced systematically like cellulose and vegetable oils. It was guns and butter policy. They wanted the public to buy it so they cooked the data and sold it as a superior product. Anyone who criticized the health ill-health effects was suppressed because healthy food is harder to produce and scale in wartime. By the time the U.S. economy recovered, that's when the profit motive kept it alive. By that time, it was in everything, and admitting anything would have been a major cost and harm to international brands. Nazi Germany was selling orange soda branded as Fanta when it was made from recycled orange waste product! Also now that Federal gov was in the business of prescribing dietary needs, the U.S. meat and dairy lobbies had an incentive to influence the allotment of their product on the Food Pyramid, which is why we see various versions of this over time as they bartered for a percentage of the plate. Got Milk?
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. So top allowing them to scare you.
Doesn't matter. I follow the same channels he does. This is based off a article called who will feed China. Even with what they hoard they don't even have a years supply stocked and they don't have the farming capacity to feed themselves. I suggest everyone follow Chinese based news that isn't from China.
@@thisgame2 Twas just thinking to myself that since I'm strapped into the ride and the car is now moving, I'm going to call this budding event The Great Refresh.
@@donovanhaas7315 awesome
@@thisgame2 americas profit over people will kill us all soon but hey the rich got to live like kings for a while why we die broke slaves livng in a rigged slave system
He’s right... we noticed a change in the price and supply of grain so we asked local meat ranchers about it. The main thing was that majority of the grain was sent overseas also China has been ordering tons of pig meat. It puts things into perspective on how much we rely on other countries for goods.
Our reliance on each other has been our reliance on each other. Mutual destruction is coming
@Beni well that didn't come out right. The world's has hit it's peak capacity. It is the roaring 20s again.
@@mattolds9068 buncha nonsense
Lol, China is just obliging their end on the trump deal. And now everyone is complaining?
China relies on food exports from America. They're hoarding grain to ensure America won't war against them.
Yeah my grandmother is 98 she is super healthy and can still have full conversations with amazing memory! I swears it’s because she grew up on real food ! Not junk!
My grandma is 102 and still loves doing The NY Times crossword puzzle; yet drinks red wine and enjoys her sweets. However; she’s a woman who believes in God and is grateful everyday.
So….. it doesn’t matter wtf you put in your body or how old you are: it’s the quality of your life, not the fact that you’ve lived over a century.
(I honestly would not want to be around past the age of 75.) ✌️
How unscientific
I can already see with some of the supply chain issues we're experiencing right now, certain items just aren't available for a while on grocery store shelves. Makes me think that this could be something that becomes more normal across a variety of goods over the next few years. Kind of scary when you get used to having access to those foods/items and especially potable water.
Honestly i can't even wrap my head around the fact that we can even supply anybody with any amount of anything. I read an article way back just about McDonald's and how they get their beef, it detailed everything down to what is in their product, how much they go through everyday per store or region per day week year. How many animals are slaughtered per day and its just mind boggling how to keep up with that. And this is one food chain in the u.s we have thousands!!! Who need product everyday. To keep up with any of that to growing produce etc. One day we won't be able to keep up with it, there will have to be some type of change
If you grew up in the 70s we didn't have a fraction of the shit in shelves today and we survived. We also very rarely ate fast food and meat wasn't eaten at gluttonous proportions
@@heroblok6 yep I'm the US when I did the calculations a couple years back, we consume 3 cows per
person in the US annually. It took our family of 3 two years to go through a side of beef. And we have ALOT away too.
@Josh Harris was everything good before?
The Pod Father!!! Adam always has an amazing perspective.. love hearing him talk
No one saying anything about his critique of the health of rape seed while he exhales a cigarette? I have nothing against anyone here, I just found that humorous.
Perfect, No Agenda puts their show out Thursday and Sunday. It's addictive so tread lightly...
It's fascinating, and terrifying, how cities supplied themselves in the last century versus how they do it now.
The "just in time" supply chain should freak people out. Imagine if the chip shortage crippling auto manufacture for example was replaced with rampant starvation-induced acts of violence and cannibalism! Everybody should stockpile enough food and water and be ready to be able to bug out of the city if necessary. Cities only have enough food on store shelves for 3 days, pack your home shelves!
Yup
The entire way the world works today in modern day is absolutely divine. It’s so precise and not at same time, lol.
@Alice ❤️ Bots suck and so do the shmucks that run 'em.
The supply problems have been on the radar for these last few decades and no one bothered to listen. We desperately need to bring back domestic manufacturing and localize food production as much as possible
It’s time to invite Adam Curry again…love it…❤
I love Adam curry. He's a very knowledgable and sensible man.
Bro hookers n crime. Cool as shit" -broken old man
His knowledge on growing food is fairly limited.
People in Houston are fat because of the food? Joe sensibly pushes back on the over generalization. People are lazy too
I prefer a yellow curry, but Adam ain't bad
The advent of vertical agriculture might solve some of the problems outlined here. It's much more efficient in terms of water usage, the physical space it needs, and the energy it requires.
I'm so glad these guys have become genuine friends. I always said Rogan should have Adam on since I started watching him. I've been listening to Adam's No Agenda for about ten years now, and started watching JRE about 6-7 years ago. They make a good team as long as they don't get hammered like Joe's first episode from TX.
in the morning
I’m not buying it.
im still a douchebag
@@hansgruber9685 Ok Hans, I thought John McClaine took care of you back at Nakatomi Plaza that fateful Christmas season long ago. Joe moved to Austin on Adam's advice (maybe not so much Austin, but TX in general) and with his help, and keeps having him on the show. Pretty friendly shit if you ask me.
@@Face2theScr33non the latest no agenda and the one before that, adam said joe texted him about "all this crazy shit is going on, you have to come back and talk." they're friends
Australia produces more food than the population can take. They export most of it. Yet the food prices in Australia are high.
China doesn't supply 60% of the world's grain. They hold 60% of its grain reserves. That's a big difference. Saying they supply 60% makes it seem like they are feeding the whole world. Most of the remaining reserves are held by the US, and most of China's grain is imported from the US, Canada, and Australia.
They have been hoarding more and more grain over the past decade because that is a point of leverage that the western powers have over them, not the other way around. The US is not going to face a shortage of grain anytime soon. That is the most ridiculous thing I've heard Adam say.
Feeding the whole world? Does the whole world has food than?
It’s actually mental how much people are reliant on the grocery store. I’ve only recently begun on this journey of decoupling from the stores. But I’ve worked in food for the last 5 years and our supply chain is arguably just about snapped here in Canada.
do you guys have any ideas for a young greenhouse farmer like me in Canada?
Ok Birkenstock. It's sooo odd buy food. Like wooo
Especially when we consider how fragile and sensitive our systems are, far too may ways in which we could be easily cut of from the stability we rely on. Just one unlucky solar flare, which is only a matter of time, and chaos will insue.
Our ancestors worked to leave us a life of ease and convenience. Unforeseen by them it has been disastrous for our physical and mental health.
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times”
Facts
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
Simply human nature to want better for your offspring. Stay tuned as you'll be speaking Arabic and attending the mosque unless you start pumping out brats quick.
@@minkorrh lol Africans are reproducing far more than anyone else. Any Syria-like war halves the population of that middle eastern country
these conversations are an aspect of humanity that's pretty hard to capture... thank you for spreading this content
3:42 lmao well said. Removing grains from my diet was one of the best decision of my life.
Not eating to much helped me a ton. Sure I still have fast food every now and then but not a large order of fries, mozzarella sticks, 2L of soda almost every day.
I got sick of breathing hard going upstairs, not very manly like. Dropped 100lbs, down to 216 from 306, never felt better
Unless your 6'3" or something crazy that's still way overweight
@@jordanwiser4192 still amazing progress. Keep it up brotha man we all gonna make it
Nice work
Ive travelled a lot and one thing I noticed was how much better fruit tastes in other countries where its not modified or stored its sold very fresh and its remarkable to me how much better it is than most of what we get here. The best fruits ive ever had were in Ecuador.
This is an emotional topic for me, first because I fervently believed in what I learned in classrooms and books in the 1980s and 90s growing up, and that was meat is bad, fat is bad, calories are bad, plant based oils and carbs are good and they will keep you healthy, thin, and mentally and physically strong. I often struggled with my weight even while periodically starving myself, from childhood had low energy and was always about the weakest and slowest physically of all my peers. And I was taught to believe I must have some undiagnoseable medical problem. It took me forever to trust and even experiment on a diet higher in fats and low in carbs and stop processed foods and my weight was suddenly controllable. Found out I had been severely deficient in multiple nutrients throughout my adulthood only when I specifically asked a doctor to pull my records and tell me those specific results from the panels they had done over the years. They wanted to recheck my thyroid over and over again, but being chronically iron and D deficient was apparently not worthy of mention. Taking meds for inattentive ADD that barely do anything, when changing my diet )against all advice if medicine and big pharma) and taking supplements did far more good. Then on top of that it becomes apparent the nutritional guidance we are given is not for our benefit at all but for corporate gain and control of the population.
Adam is by far the best guest. Glad to see him back. In the morning!
Scarcity propaganda LIKE PEAK oil. Enjoy the great reset. Fear controls you
I started growing my own fruits and veggies last year, along with some Herbs. it's fun, takes time but the results are neat.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
Herbs are a good way to start as they do not require lots of space and can be done in a simple pot.
@Heffe great counterpoint modern slave
how can i get started? what veggies do you recommend? i don’t have much space
My parents: I should go to live and work in the city
Me: I must start homesteading as fast as possible
It's honestly not a bad idea. Self sustainable too.
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. Stop allowing them to scare you.
When I grew up my dad used to take me and my siblings to allotment, Hated it so much, each weekend without friends and childhood filled with farming chores. From perspective of years - I started to appreciate it a lot, it helps me to buy quality food. I started to make my own beer, roast coffee, getting meat from farmers, making my own bread. In Christmas planted garlic clove next to one of palm like plants in the house - just for a joke. Well it is not a joke anymore it is 3 inch tall and probably in few weeks I will have my first truly organic garlic... How much joy this small being brings is beyond me, I am literally acting like 4yrs baby when I see it growing day by day, so it is my oldest son :) Probably all palms and useless green stuff at home will end up as a compost...
The Pod Father Adam Curry is a such a legend! Love this guy! His No Agenda Podcast with John is THE BEST PODCAST IN THE UNIVERSE!
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I'm from Texas and buy a whole cow and get it processed for 1400 total and end up with abput 650lbs in beef. Way cheaper and better quality than store bought. Also do pig the same way, when covid had almost 2 processed cows in the deep freezer and half a pig, used it to trade for other goods and gave some to those who needed some help. I would recommend doing this or finding someone in the county that raises animals and go in with them on raising some animals for processing.
That would feed me for years
I agree. Like Mexico. I live in Mexico and I promise you the quality of meat is way better. Europe wont accept the meat from the usa because its deemed unhealthy
What about when the power goes out and that deep freezer becomes a room temperature pantry
It was so cold out we just put it outside, if not we'll just make a bunch of jerky and start canning the meat.
Everybody doesn’t have the storage, time, transportation or immediate money to do that
I’ve been eating a strict carnivore diet Monday-Friday for about 5 months. Feel like crap on weekends when I “cheat” but my skin is healthier, my mood is much more even. Mental focus and sharpness is night/day difference and I no longer have sleep problems. I also lost 15lbs. So just from a ratio perspective: wildly increase your protein (fatty cuts and large portions) and maybe 2-3 cups of grain base products per week. Unbelievable difference.
I was on the Candida diet for 3 months. I lost so much weight and felt energized, my mind was clearer and skin was glowing. I decided to test what would happen if I had pasta and it was horrific. I broke out in a rash and I was tremendously bloated, i looked pregnant. So i’ll be doing my best to stick to eating Candida free but main goal is to continue to eat healthier and mindful.
Adam: "All these processed oils are bad for you"
Joe: "why are they bad for you"
Adam: "I honestly don't know"
Not saying they aren't but how can you be so strongly against something and not know why.
It's in the heating process, as far as I know. Expeller pressed rapeseed oil is actually pretty good for you relative to other oils
Check out Dr Berg’s TH-cam channel. He has over 2500 simple short videos that explains real nutrition.
For one, it throws off the omega-3 and omega-6 balance in your system. A healthy ratio would be 1:4, but eating a seed-oil (canola,soy, etc) rich diet will turn that to 1:1000 possibly. Also some of the chemicals used to break down the cellulosic walls of the individual nuts are carcinogenic. Also, oil is the most calorically dense food so it can make you gain weight in that way because you're not seeing how much oil is going into your bread, chips and fries. However if you use olive oil in a salad or on a dish you cook, you see exactly how much oil is going into what you eat (healthy oils are rarely used in processed foods because they're unsubsidized). There's more reasons...
lol, i see your point; but, sometimes people who are highly concerned with what they say--and also highly familiar with themselves--can understand a thing and also understand that they may not have the ability to convey that knowledge in a way that is entirely cohesive/understandable on a broad scale. not to say that is "okay;" but some people would rather be measured and precise, rather than say a thing that could be thrown back at them in the future.
No Agenda Podcast is awesome.
these are the type of interviews i like.. telling us about food, government bs, animals & supernatural encounter
Already seeing shortages but no one seems to talk about it. Every week my store is just randomly missing one thing, but then it’s back the next week while something else is missing. Eggs are crazy expensive too.
Food is the ultimate bio-weapon
I wouldn't say that, but food combined with media might be the ultimate method of citizen control.
Hi Joe, I appreciate your views on staying healthy. I agree , whole heartedly, that people who aren't paying attention to their health through diet and exercise will end up with problems.. relying on the jab will not improve one's health. My diet is different from yours. I have been 95% vegetarian for over 40 years. Though high carb diet is no longer trendy, consuming lots of whole grains, legumes, nuts, fruit and vegetables (organic if possible, some dairy) has been pretty beneficial to me. Keep up the good fight!
Is your blood type A? You should look into the blood type diet. If you are an A, you self discovered the blood type diet.
Seriously I don’t get this whole grains are bad thing, I’ve been eating loads of bread, legumes, fruits, sometimes grains like buckwheat/barley, sweet potatoes, regular potatoes I’ve never felt better and my poops are off the charts healthy
@@TehBliz It sure is about how you poop. When I poop, it’s solid and when I wipe, nothing comes onto the toilet paper. That’s a good poop. Doesn’t smell either, when I poop or release gas.
I stick to the blood type diet. I eat lamb, rice and salad every night, eggs in the afternoon, with veg, and a toasted cheese sandwich in the morning. No toxic food enters my body. Hence why I don’t get sick.
Kudos, no mad cow here.
@@TehBliz processed grains are bad. Avoid the simple carbs and go for the complex ones and you will be fine
I’ve cut bread down and almost out of my diet,no pasta,and have lost 15 pounds in the past 2 months,no exercise… yet.For me it’s quality of life.
Yeah the sugar in bread and potatoes I cut out.
Your right, I dropped 15.
you may have cut out some grains from your life, but you are now actually more dependant on foreign grains than ever before. Most cattle are fed grains, and most foreign grains are for feeding cattle. The grains you buy in your store are almost always locally grown, or from europe. A huge amount of grains is needed to make your dairy milk. Almost all land in the US is already allocated to feed cattle, but despite that the majority of cattle are still fed (foreign) grains.
@@notuxnobux I prefer grass fed beef, if I do eat beef at all
Congrats, keep on the path.
I don't eat anymore. It's great.
I live in the countryside and I forage for a lot of my food. I’ve been doing this for years, it’s amazing how much free food there is out there.
Like what? You eat flowers and roots? You think this country can feed itself on flowers and roots? Mushrooms? Berries? "Nature" doesn't provide food for humans. Nature feeds animals. Agriculture feeds humans.
@@TheRoadfarmer I didn’t say I get all my food from foraging I said I get a lot. I get mushrooms, berries, nuts, nettles, hogweed, wild garlic, apples, pears, plums. I also grow vegetables year round in my garden. When it comes to meat I really only eat chicken. But if the world collapsed I would be able to trap rabbits etc. if required and I live near a chalk stream so would get my water from there and rain. The stream runs throughout the year.
@@TheRoadfarmer bs..nature provides us EVERYTHING we need. We are finding this out bit by bit..working in alignment w nature is the only truly sustainable way.
Where do you live?
Just want to put my two cents here. I've eliminated everything from my diet that they talked about in this video and more. It felt terrible for a long time but didn't really understand why. Gave it a try and I feel way better. If I do eat something like soy or canola oil, I definitely feel it and my day is mostly ruined. Started eating just meat, vegetables, fruit, nuts and a small amount of dairy. I feel so much better when I do this. Sorry if it pisses off vegans or plant food people, but the way it's made and packaged is really unhealthy and I literally can't eat it unless I want to feel like garbage all day. Eat what your ancestors ate and you'll become strong like them. You are what you eat, so eat the right stuff for your own body
How about eat whatever is best and convenient for you, while also not compromising health in the process? We know pretty well what's definitely not good for you, but we haven't got much of clue regarding what are the healthiest alternatives in terms of nutrition, so I'm pretty tired of people telling others what they're supposed to eat...
You don't have to eat any frozen/packaged vegan food to be vegan. You can eat whole food plant-based, and if you have that option you should. It's much healthier and honestly it just tastes better. The "downside" is you have to learn how to cook but it's not as hard as you might think.
I had a co worker who went vegan, our jobs were pretty physical, he had to drink these protein shakes or at least have something with protein but I noticed over a course of time he got weaker, after months of this he went back to meat and veggies and he was back to himself, it may not be like that for everyone but I don't believe anyone should be telling anyone how they should eat bc it's not the same for everyone
@@rasputozen very condescending...
@@JoeMama-hf4xh What was condescending about it?
In states where you can’t buy directly from farmers, check your local grocery stores. I found local meat, and actually talk to the farmer on an almost weekly basis, that is for sell in my local Crossroads IGA store. He told me how he feeds the cow, what’s it in, etc. Look for local products in your local stores.
Love when Adam is on the pod.
im not sure about the numbers he's throwing out though. A quick google search says china does produce the most grain, but only twice as much as the US which accounts for around 20% of the worlds supply. I dont see that becoming a huge shortage for us.
Elon Musk meets Alex Jones!
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It’s hilarious!! 😂 👽
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
Haha I see what you did there.
@@brand00990 Dude, nothing about my comment was about that. I just was saying I enjoy the guy. lol
Why dont we as a people lean to grow our own food? Why rely on a store to feed you when we have everything we need to feed ourselves? We have seeds, we have dirt, we have sunlight and we have water. All we NEED is the knowledge on how to bring it all together and make it work. Where do we find that knowledge? A BOOK!
Some seed oils and processed wheat products are meant to keep you from starving, not for optimal health. We need them until the awakening, where most people will prioritize growing some portion of their own food. It's easy to hate on companies that create these products but I'm thankful that they provide while we go through this transition. The future is the past.
I use homemade butter, beef tallow and pork lard for all my cooking. I raise my own pork and my butcher gives me the beef fat to cook down when I get my pork fat and meat back. I have coconut and olive oils in my cupboard but rarely use them.
You need to do some better research. Seed oils were born from grain WASTE way back in the early 1900's they were garbage then and they are garbage now. They were NOT created for ANY great humanitarian reason it was and still is purely for profit. If you follow the money you will see how and why they have become so popular.
Fuck no. The world is overpopulated and what you’re saying is we shouldn’t attack them for trying to sustain that huge problem. Those companies destroy the environment burn em all down
If I starved myself I'd still be healthier than I would if I consumed those toxic seed oils
“That’s industrial sludge, brotha” he said while smoking a cigarette
😂
Ahhhh smoking now
Blows smoke from cigarette in your Karen face
Lol
Kinda ironic
I believe that’s a Joint
@@boyesoul as if that’s any better?
20 years ago, dad drove me to the carpenters school and signed me up. Thank you Dad
Smart man he was. That's what we need. Not college people full of debts.
College is fine for the right person that knows what they are doing. It is not for a broke person to go and study art to find out what they want to do in life.
@@MortPure if you’re going into a STEM field university is good. Short college programs (2 years or so) are good if you’re going to learn a specific job. Trade schools are also good. Everything else sucks for the vast majority of its attendants
Damn where are these “carpenter schools”
My dad taught me how to hustle
Regarding grains, I dont think Joes opinion is accurate although it does reflect our modern biases. Grains are ubiquitous so it is natural that a few people will have allergies to them such as gluten hypersensitivity. However in the big picture they are actually plants with the LEAST endogenous toxins...unlike legumes/beans/lentils, leafy greens, and large animal meat products. This is probably due to the fact that they grow in large fields and have had little need to evolve such defense mechanisms and also because they have been selectively cultivated by humans for thousands of years. Large animals store various toxins they ingest throughout their lives. Many more scarcely growing plants have various poisons they have evolved to protect them. Grains do deserve some demonization from the way they are processed into high glycemic index foods and via pesticide exposure, however i think organic unprocessed grains are actually one of the least poisonous and most nutritious food products most people without allergies can eat. You can find references from an unbiased source in a book by Cheek "Natural Toxicants in Feeds, Forages, and Poisonous Plants."
Agreed. All the early 1800s health books raved about the benefits grains, especially wheat. After being gluten free for a while I decided to start making my own bread from organic traditional varieties of wheat, and been feeling really great. There's loads of studies on how beneficial wholegrains are... It's not a conspiracy! It's the modern processing / varieties why more & more people are becoming intolerant to gluten.
He is also chilling with his 100 mil but how many struggling inner city families can afford to eat beef for a living, letting alone affording the luxurious activity of hunting?
No wonder they have convenience stores like 711 selling cheap hot dogs and soda more commonly in low income areas. Most people think it's normal to be eating powered donuts for breakfast with a bagel and wash it down with a big gulp Coke. The game isn't meant for you to succeed.
No one thinks that. People do it, they may very well have no other choice but it's a bit of a stretch to assume they don't know it's bad lol...
True, but as of now we still have a choice for consumption. You don’t have to drink soda and eat fast food.
You die no matter what🤷♂️ I’d rather eat a bit of junk that tastes good, over eating nothing but disgusting healthy food 24/7. Yes there’s good health food and gross junk food, but that’s my stand point on it
@@obi-wankenobi592 bruh you already dead why you need food?
@@obi-wankenobi592 bruh you just need to cook rice and pair it with eggs . It's easy to cook. I don't even know if it's healthy but I feel great eating it. Or maybe bananas with oatmeal it also taste good. You only need like about 7 minutes to cook that's how long most videos you watch in youtube
Great to see stories well covered in less than 10 minutes. Thanks...
This whole discussion with Adam Curry was awesome. It’s a must listen. So refreshing to hear uncensored real talk about the underbelly of whats going on in the world. Joe brings the 🔥🔥 No BS.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy
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@@thisgame2 serious troll loke the whole thread troll i went through and send feed back on every comment this bot was able to hit on the same time stamp with the same text....insane...
@@jackkollman9683 Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. Stop allowing them to scare you.
Dude it's not the beef. It's the lifestyle of work. Exercise.
Loved this episode. Seriously, such a good one.
Food scarcity, great reset propagnda. Fear controls most of you. But hey I'd trust a cringey guy in his fifty's that thinks ,living around hookers bro. Cool as shit. Definetly a solid intellectual and not a broken man acting like a cringey hipster edge Lord in his teens. China has the right to keep there own food to feed 1.3 billion. But hey watch the real bots working to usher in the great reset call me a Winnie the Pooh CCP agent. Most of you need to believe your Intelligent and it's not about that. It's about getting it right but you've marinated in so much propagnda that your compass is broken. Stop allowing them to scare you.
@@thisgame2 what is right then?
@@BPBrutalPenguin He doesn't know. he typed that out while waiting for his next Call fo duty warzone match to start
You can trust what he has to say about food, he's a spice.
Funny
🤣
Can't trust him if you're a curious cannibal,
I wish upon this comment 1,000+ likes 🤣
This is the major downside of free global trade. Nations begin to specialize, and then begin to rely on other nations for their other specialties. When the selling nations either can't or won't supply those things, the buying nations literally just _can't have those things_ anymore.
This "truly global economy" is a _bad thing_ if it comes at the expense of self reliance, and it does.
I think we see a trend toward economic isolationism globally in the next few decades. We'll have to. This lesson is gonna get learned the hard way.
That is the dumbest shit I've ever heard. This is only true in small countries like the small European ones. The major powers such as the US, China, and Russia can be completely self sustained. US agriculture is paid to not grow things. If we ever truly need to flip the switch, it can be done very easily.
@@StuninRub Huh, guess that's why we've desperately needed to flip the switch in multiple industries and haven't been able to.
The "dumbest shit you've ever heard" is your reality. Put the clown shoes on.
@@gubzs You sure like wearing the clown shoes for someone who thinks it's dumb. There is currently no need to flip that switch, if anything the Biden admin has actually shut down quite a few industries this past year due to what they viewed as overproduction.
@@StuninRub okay whatever. Why are you even talking to me. Ask yourself that question. I have better things to do than argue with an asshole.
@@gubzs Nobody is talking to you, I'm just trying to tell you your parents were siblings and you are missing chromosomes.
Curry en van Inkel 🇳🇱. The start of my weekend in the eighties. Nostalgia.
US currently exports 50 percent of its grain. I think we are fine in the grain department.
NW MO farmer here, you are correct. That is a major reason why Trump’s “trade war” was so short sided. He cut grain markets in half. They have doubled since Biden opened back up our main market. There is a downfall to the high prices, input costs have gone up…fertilizers, fuel, land rent, equipment, and seed. People like to blame Biden for those increases, but they have always gone up with crop prices and are slower to come down when crop prices decrease. It is cooperate greed, which they try to blame on Covid and supply chain issues. It is price gouging at its finest, which the government tried to act strong against when it comes to toilet paper, but you can tell who the biggest donors are right there. Cheers.
GMO trash
You are ignorant if you think it's not a problem. The way our grain trade works a shortage could happen even on a decent yield.
A lot of it leaves the US because we don't own it anymore. What you "think" is irrelevant.
Also something like 40% of the corn crop in the u.s. is made into ethanol for motor fuel
I love when people discuss health and smoke cigars at the same time.
I talk about the dangers of big pharma as I smoke fent.
@@adyorvanderlei4767 right on 💀
Or when they dicuss health and safety meanwhile inhaling big Macs and processed foods regularly
If it’s good enough for Arnold it’s good enough for me! 😂
Cigars are good for you
I will never eat Soy McNugget’s
You will eat zee bugs
You will own nothing
You will be happy
@@danieldorn9989 Get back in your pod or you lose 50 social credit points!
@@pupugattakakka7519 I am at 10 social credit points, if I lose 50, the counter underflows and I am back at the top!
Me neither, but then again I also won't eat the chicken ones anymore.
@@sparksdrinker5650 you think it's chicken 👁️👄👁️
Omega 6 fatty acids are in seed oils. Animals are as much what they eat as we are. If they are fattened on grain, their fat will have raised Omega 6 too. Go for grass fed.
Joe will always be my favorite. Dropping gems on the regular.
Adam Curry is correct. 70% of weight loss and maintenance is what one eats. “You are what you eat” is a relatively accurate expression. Exercise and an active lifestyle make up the other 30% of weight loss and maintenance. You can lose hundreds of pounds and stay lean by simply eating a healthy diet.
Whats a healthy diet then
@@Kingmakerrr1337, simple. Fruits, vegetables, meats, nuts, and healthy fats such as REAL butter and avocados. The only dairy product worth your time is yoghurt (free of added sugars and unnatural flavors). Yoghurt is great for your gut and digestion.
Avoid anything heavily processed and/or packaged. Eat only things that come and grow from the earth.
EDIT: Also avoid most carbohydrates, such as pasta and bread. Any carbohydrates your body doesn’t use for quick energy, turn to sugar in the body. The only people who need to load up on carbs are athletes.
@@MesozoicPigeonPuff How do I get my daily intake of 2500 calories by eating "healthy", as in vegetables, fruits etc. Meat also has low calories. Appreciate your advice however.
@@Kingmakerrr1337, caloric needs are based on one’s daily activity. The more energy/effort you expend, the more calories you will need. This is why I gave the carbohydrate athlete reference - they expend tons of calories and they need to restock them. Building muscle usually requires an increase in calories as well. Typically women need fewer calories than men.
I can tell you that if you do not have an active lifestyle, you do not need 2,500 calories a day.
Some people swear by fasting techniques, which makes some sense to me, because as hunter gathers, we had “feast and famine” when it came to food and sources for and of it. We were not eating multiple times a day, every day, as we do in modernity.
I would give more specifics, but I’m not sure of your exact situation, and I do not want to misguide.
Hope I’ve been helpful, and you’re welcome for the information. Are you planning on a weight loss or maintenance journey?
@@MesozoicPigeonPuff Thank you for this information. I'm weighing 80kg, pretty slim, and trying to get ripped lol
I rolled into the episode of this podcast thinking it was going to be fun and easy-going, but with all the info he dropped it was one of the more terrifying in recent memory. 🤣
Truth hurts. Facts are real; better to be prepared than scared.
Even though Portland Oregon is a cesspool, one thing I do love about it is all the farm to table restaurants and crazy organic natural farms only a few miles away. Farms even in the suburbs
I feel like we still have a lot to learn about food as a society. Joe had Joel Salatin on his podcast a long time ago, he was a farmer that really did things the right way but was labeled a bioterrorist by the gov. because he refused to follow big corporations in the farming industry telling him to feed dead cows to cows. The corporate farming industry loves to cut corners and do whatever they can to save $. There's still so much we could change about how we farm and how we treat our food and how we eat and exercise and there's still so much to learn about it all. A lot if information we get is from corporate interests trying to promote thier products and way of thinking. If people put profits aside and did what was morally right for the planet and for people's health instead, we would not only be healthier and eat healthier but we would also live more harmoniously with the planet as well and climate change could be less of an issue. The way things are going now isn't good and changes need to be made but that means standing up to big corporations that want to sell us food and products that aren't good for our health amongst other things. It's also good for us to learn how to farm and take care of plants and animals ourselves.
Good points about farming i agree with most of them, however climate change is a natural occurance and its definitely not affecting us the way the lying gov. And corporations like to say it is. No way you could get insurance on a million dollar beach home if the insurers knew it would be underwater in 10 years, complete bs made up by the big wigs for power and control via fear.
They know everything already. It u that doesnt realize it
Loving 2022. We learn very important matters from 2 guys smoking herb instead of government officials that lie. Hope!
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
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@@thisgame2 u are a victim of mass formation psychosis
@@furrfurr interesting enough you just now learned that word and repeated it. You are projecting and the dots, well.. I'm connecting.
Bro like weeeeed mahhhhnnnn. So not like my dad
I use bacon grease for a lot of stuff (well, anything savory.) I have an Olive / Avacado oil mix for everything else
I've been saving my bacon grease as well really useful and it's free
Cook my bacon then use the grease to cook my eggs
How you look and how healthy you are is 90% diet and 10% exercise. Unless you’re a pro athlete or running 5 miles a day every day. Because it takes 5 minutes to stuff 1000 calories into your face, but like 3 hours on a bike, or 2 hours jogging to burn those 1000 calories. It’s no contest. And the idea that people used to be less sedentary is a myth. People were all thin in the 60’s and no one in the suburbs or cities in the 60’s was doing anything different than today. They drove a car to an office job, sat at a desk all day, drove home and watched TV. It’s the diet that changed for the worse.
Someone who cooks curry pretty much every day, I approve this podcast. ☺
My family and I are still living off of the 6 cents we saved on our July 4th picnic. Now due to high meat prices and food shortages we are taking the advice of Marie Antoinnette and eat cake for the foreseeable future.
Long live the rabbit king
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When it comes to fish, Joe prefers grass-fed salmon.
And?
I've been cooking and placing food orders with wholesalers for a long time. Pre-pandemic I would see 'backorder' every few months on some random rare product like fig jelly. For the past year I've been seeing 'backorder' on a weekly basis on really regular staple foods. Last summer we couldn't get single portioned peanut butter for about six weeks. A few weeks ago we couldn't get turnips one week - turnips! Large scallops are hard to find, veggie burgers went missing for a few weeks (didn't break my heart), condensed mushroom soup was b/o for over a month, and at one point I couldn't get regular button mushrooms for 2 weeks (I assume the mushroom soup people bought them all up trying to catch up). I don't think we're out of food yet, but the supply chain is certainly messed up.
Great Episode, Joe! Thank you for your courage!
The problems with seeds oils is that they are rich in polinsaturated acids, which are good for us, but not when is heated. When heated soy, canola and corn oil break the poliinsaturated acid lipids and in this process are a release of a molecuel that is very dangerous for the cardivacular system for producing inflamation. So, the only vegetal oils are safe are those that are saturated (coconut) or those which are insaturated but don't have poliinsaturated lipids, like olive oil not virgem.
Thanks for that knowledge!
How about avocado oil? I've had good success with cooking steaks with it.
Scarcity propaganda. Just like peak oil. You are controlled do easily w fear. F this guy . "Hookers bro it was cool as shit." 50 year old edgy teenager ..cringe
Avocado oil???????
Lol coconut oil is not healthy all that saturated fat is bad for the heart. These diet people are always full of bs.
The difference is there wasn’t AC in Houston 100+ years ago. Everyone HAD to go outside and keep moving, wasn’t a place for the weak. Now people in Houston cry about a heat stroke walking 40ft from Waffle House to their maxima.
It’s a nasty city tho, not good for fit/outdoor type of people.
bUt GloBaL waRmINg!!!?!!!!?
if not for air houston like most southern cities would be much smaller.
@@victorhopper6774 Yup, getting air conditioning completely changed voting dynamics and the economy in the U.S. It used to be the elderly wouldn't be caught dead living in places like Texas and much of Florida because, well, doing it would kill them. If you were a New Yorker, you stayed a New Yorker. Air conditioning led to a mass migration of the elderly into hot states for the first time in the nation's history.
@@dingfeldersmurfalot4560 and the supporting cast. florida, texas and ohio used to have the same population.
Houston a nasty city? 😆 where are you from, New Zealand? Wouldn’t change Houston for any other city in the US…Ive been everywhere…and trust me every time I come back to Houston I’m relieved.
Eating locally and cooking for yourself is the essential element of survival now.