(see the video above)
This is one of the comments posted to discuss this talk,
I wholeheartedly agree to raise the price of a bag  of chips (starting with any Frito Lay product) to a punitively high  retail price, the same way that cigarettes are expensive - and for the  same reason. Since so much of junk food contains HFCS or MSG (an  excitotoxin which inhibits leptin production and the consumer doesn't  feel full and keeps eating, leading to obesity) in addition to sodium  and such, products of this type ought not be classified as food since  they are highly processed. Shelf life and travel time to market have led  to high processing levels in food and the addition of toxins for the  purpose of preservation. If we ever get around to more local growing and  utilizing manpower in the growing and harvesting of our food, we'll use  less pertoleum, clean up the air, eat healthier and lose some unwanted  fat. (by Tom Henkel)



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