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                                       Other Populations are Much Healthier

Of the 5.3 billion people on earth, 4 billion of them do not experience these diseases at the rates we do.  EX:  40% of Americans die of cardiovascular disease compared to 6% in Shanghai, China

Okinawans have the highest number of centurions (people who live to at least 100 years old).  What are Okinawans eating daily?

            7 servings of fruits and vegetables        7 servings of whole grains
            2 servings of soy (non-GMO)                   Omega 3 rich fish
            Minimal dairy                                                Minimal meat

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​​                                   What are Americans Eating?

Every year, the average American eats:

          * 756 donuts                                            * 60 pounds of cakes & cookies

          * 23 gallons of ice cream                         * 7 pounds of potato chips

          * 22 pounds of candy                              * 200 sticks of gum

          * 365 servings of soda                            * 90 pounds of fat

          * 134 pounds of refined sugar (adults)

          * 275 pounds of refined sugar (children)  (That is ¾ lbs. each day….5 lbs. each week!)

   It’s no wonder degenerative diseases run rampant in our country,

          and approximately 2/3 of our population is overweight! 

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                         Life After TV Dinners (Timeline of when we turned to processed foods)


1950's        Cocoa Puffs, Cocoa Rice Krispies, and Trix cereal introduced (46.6% sugar)

                   Swanson TV dinners, Cheez Whiz, Sweet n' Low, and Diet Rite (first diet soda) was invented


1960's        1 in 4 potatoes eaten in US is frozen, dehydrated, or canned
                   Cool Whip, Spaghettios, Tang, Tab, Diet Pepsi, and Gatorade hit the market

                   Aluminum cans were introduced for food and beverages

                   Irradiation was used for the first time to stop sprouting and to control insect infestations


1970's        High fructose corn syrup became increasingly prevalent in processed food & beverages                                             Soft drink consumption passed coffee and milk
                  McDonald's Happy Meals were introduced

                  "Lite" products were introduced since Americas started to gain much more weight


​1980's        First genetically engineered crop plant (tomato) was developed 

                   FDA approved the artificial sweetener, Aspartame 

                   USDA announced that ketchup could be counted as a vegetable in school lunch program

                   Pop Secret microwave popcorn, Lean Cuisine frozen foods, Diet Coke, & Crystal Light are introduced 

                   Red M&Ms return after being banned for 11 years due to the suspected cancer dangers of Red Dye #2


​1990's        First genetically modified foods GMO's) became available on the market

                   Folic acid was now added to packaged foods and beverages

                   Introduced potato chips containing Olestra


2000's       GMO crops dominate the market

                  Food allergies such as corn, wheat, dairy, peanuts and soy (especially in children) on the rise as more                          GMO's hit the market 

                  Food manufacturers maintain flavor by adding more chemicals to food in the form of preservatives,                                artificial flavors, and sweeteners.

                  Pesticides and herbicides are rampant in our foods

​                  Four biotech seed companies (with Monsanto leading the way) dominate the food industry

​​                      * Own 40% of the U.S. corn and soybean seed markets

                      * Own 80% of the U.S. corn market

                      * Own 70% of the soybean business

                      * Control more than half the world's seed supply

              
In the 1950’s there were fewer than 1000 processed foods in the world.  Today, there are tens of thousands, and the use of additives has increased more than ten-fold in the last 40 years.


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                   The Standard American Diet (S.A.D.)

1.     Overfed
2.     Undernourished
3.     Unaware

 We are the most over fed – yet undernourished

country in the history of the world.     

                                            --USA Today Jan 22, 1986

              

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                    Most Commonly Consumed                                       “Vegetables”


1.  Iceberg Lettuce (least nutritional value

      of all the lettuces)


2.  French Fries (NOT a vegetable)


3.  Ketchup
 (NOT a vegetable even though the FDA

      announced in the 1980's that ketchup could be

     counted as a  vegetable in school lunch programs).​​


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            The Most Commonly      Consumed Food in United States:


1.  Coffee


2.  Hot Dogs

3.  White Bread


* F.Y.I. None of these should actually

  be considered food.


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