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so you definitely do not want to eat

chicken again until you watch this video

did you realize that there’s or nine

billion chickens and turkeys sold every

single year and 99.9 percent of them are

factory farmed okay they’re very very

cheap the other day I was in the grocery

store with my videographer and we were

looking at food and they had these fully

cooked chickens for four dollars I’m

thinking how can they afford to sell

these because the grocery store needs a

profit the distribution center needs a

profit how much do they really invest in

feeding these animals and taking care of

them now it’s really interesting in 1925

it took a hundred twenty-five days to

grow and mature a chicken nowadays it

takes 47 days a month and a half to a

full adult chicken incredible now

there’s a thing called CAFOs confined

animal feeding operations okay this is

part of the factory farming and I’m

going to put some links below on this

next topic but when they were testing

what’s in the chicken and what’s in the

feathers and the beak in the claws they

found antibiotics okay

antibiotics which were banned previously

they found antibiotics so I’m trying to

figure out how that got in there now

they found arsenic now arsenic is a

poison and arsenic makes the chicken

meat look very very pink and it also

acts as an antibiotic arsenic is highly

concentrated in the feathers the problem

is they use the feathers as a feed to

feed the chicken so it comes right back

they found residues of Benadryl

acetaminophen prozac and they basically

use these three for anxiety because

these poor chickens are so tightly

packed but the way they wake them up is

they give them caffeine okay you have to

keep them feeding to so they can grow

and also they’re fed vegetarian food and

when you buy chicken sometimes it has

this label of this incredible nice

natural farm

it says natural minimally processed it

says fed vegetarian food which is really

GMO grains like corn and soy but I want

to explain

the difference between cage-free and

free-range because a lot of people have

a confusion on this cage-free means that

they’re no longer in the cage and by the

way when they’re in the cage it’s only

basically the size of a piece of paper

that they’re able to live on and that’s

about it but cage free means they’re

able to leave the cage go into the barn

which is about a hundred thousand

chickens in a very small space so they

don’t really have that much more space

free range is basically they no longer

in the cage they’re in the barn but

there’s a hole and they can leave the

barn occasionally they don’t really tell

you how often they can leave the barn

but there is access to leave the barn

that that’s what free range means

pasture-raised means that they’re

outside the barn so when you consume

chickens or eggs you want pasture raised

and organic between 1940 and 1971

millions of women were given something

called des diethylstilbestrol this is a

very powerful estrogen okay now it was

banned in 1971 because it was not only

found ineffective but it was found to be

very harmful and caused miscarriages not

only in first generation but second and

third generation but what a lot of

people don’t know is the greatest usage

of this des was to livestock and it

wasn’t banned until 1979 so if you were

born before 1979 chances are you were

probably exposed to DES and des really

affects the endocrine system the thyroid

the ovary the testicle the pancreas and

as a side note I want to bring up

something a little disgusting it’s

called poultry litter okay that’s

basically chicken feces or chicken poop

they actually use this in many different

conventional feed Lots for cattle okay

but you can’t actually feed this to

chickens but you can feed it to cattle

alright guys so I’m sorry to discuss you

it probably nauseous right now and you

probably lost your appetite but just

realize there’s two options okay you can

continue to buy the conventional factory

farm chicken or you can start buying

organic chicken yes it’s more expensive

but this stuff comes with a package it’s

much healthier to actually spend a

little bit more go to the farmers market

buy chicken that has been raised on the

land that’s pasture aids that you know

it’s been this chicken has been taken

care of yes it’s about $20 a pound but

it’s going to be much healthier for you

and it’s going to be worth it in the

long run okay

so I want to know about what you think

about this video so please comment below

and tell me what you think