"Healthy" Foods That Cause Cancer

Описание: Think you're eating healthy? You might be consuming slow poisons disguised as everyday food. In this crucial video, Dr. Kend Berry exposes 11 common "healthy" foods that scientific research and historical hindsight have revealed to be dangerous. From your morning cereal to your late-night snack, learn the shocking truth about ingredients linked to cancer, heart disease, and metabolic disorders.

Dr. Berry breaks down the science behind why these FDA-approved foods are harming your health and what you can choose instead. Protect yourself and your family by watching this essential guide.

Timestamps:
⏱️ 0:00 - The Food Fad Trap
⚠️ 2:15 - 1. Microwave Popcorn (PFAS & Diacetyl)
🧈 5:10 - 2. The Trans Fat Deception
🫁 8:45 - 3. Artificial Butter & "Popcorn Lung"
🌽 11:20 - 4. High-Fructose Corn Syrup
🥤 14:05 - 5. Aspartame & Formaldehyde
🥛 16:50 - 6. Milk with Artificial Hormones (rBGH)
🎨 19:10 - 7. Artificial Food Dyes
🍞 20:35 - 8. Bread with Potassium Bromate
🥣 22:00 - 9. Breakfast Cereals (BHA/BHT)
🧂 23:20 - 10. Hidden MSG & Flavor Enhancers
🍗 25:00 - 11. The Truth About Industrial Chicken
💡 28:10 - How to Protect Yourself & Final Thoughts

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Disclaimer: The information in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or dietary changes. The opinions expressed are based on Dr. Kend Berry's interpretation of available research and are intended to promote discussion and informed consumer choices.