Unprocessed Meat: Video Analysis
However, they both found a significant increase in the risk from processed meat.
Allegedly, red meat has been linked to cancer. However, these studies are observational studies. They group processed and unprocessed meat consumption into one single group, leading to unreliability. There has been no conclusive evidence that shows unprocessed meat causes cancer.
It seems this processed meat is most often coming from factory farms.
This is why I think we should get away from factory farming, instead of abandoning meat all together. I see no evidence that unprocessed natural meat contributes to risk or disease, at least in moderation.
d. Eat the invaders-
We have invasive species around the world. Normally these are transplanted animals or other …show more content…
Frankly, its not their fault if you look on YouTube you will find a video starring an Asian man. The video goes into the Tyson factory to oversee the production of the Chicken McNuggets. Only, the video seems possibly sponsored (at least inadvertently) by fast food. I personally think there are omissions in the video series. It seems much has been done to clean up the fast food unhealthy perception the public holds, and it seems to extend into propaganda style penetration. This is a major problem since people are consuming without necessity (often without desire). How often have you been let down by your fast food when it does not look like the picture? The product is marketed in a certain “mouth-watering” way, however when you get the food often you are disappointed at least slightly: illustrating the fact that advertisements glamourize something that you might possibly not want. I am not a fan of eating fish much, but I will tell you after seeing a Red Lobster commercial, I am ready for some seafood. When people are consuming a product that they do not want customer satisfaction matters very little to the producer (ex. Marlboro/ Philip
Allegedly, red meat has been linked to cancer. However, these studies are observational studies. They group processed and unprocessed meat consumption into one single group, leading to unreliability. There has been no conclusive evidence that shows unprocessed meat causes cancer.
It seems this processed meat is most often coming from factory farms.
This is why I think we should get away from factory farming, instead of abandoning meat all together. I see no evidence that unprocessed natural meat contributes to risk or disease, at least in moderation.
d. Eat the invaders-
We have invasive species around the world. Normally these are transplanted animals or other …show more content…
Frankly, its not their fault if you look on YouTube you will find a video starring an Asian man. The video goes into the Tyson factory to oversee the production of the Chicken McNuggets. Only, the video seems possibly sponsored (at least inadvertently) by fast food. I personally think there are omissions in the video series. It seems much has been done to clean up the fast food unhealthy perception the public holds, and it seems to extend into propaganda style penetration. This is a major problem since people are consuming without necessity (often without desire). How often have you been let down by your fast food when it does not look like the picture? The product is marketed in a certain “mouth-watering” way, however when you get the food often you are disappointed at least slightly: illustrating the fact that advertisements glamourize something that you might possibly not want. I am not a fan of eating fish much, but I will tell you after seeing a Red Lobster commercial, I am ready for some seafood. When people are consuming a product that they do not want customer satisfaction matters very little to the producer (ex. Marlboro/ Philip