Steven Bartlett sharing harmful health misinformation in Diary of CEO podcast

I watched this interview a few weeks ago. Professor Seyfried makes bold claims during the interview, it was inevitable that there was going to be some backlash for the claims he made about Chemo and conventional methods. Must say, this was an interesting interview.

 
Speedster said:
Well, this is kind of the point though isn't it? Stop buying ready made food and cook your own.
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The point is not where you get but what you eat. If someone else can cook home cooked for people, that's just as good if not even better. LOL.
 
Mirai said:
The point is not where you get but what you eat. If someone else can cook home cooked for people, that's just as good if not even better. LOL.
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That's not what anyone else was referring to as home-cooked in this thread though.

And, as you correctly pointed out, takeaway food isn't the type of food you're meant to be eating regularly anyway. So stop being lazy and cook your own.
 
Speedster said:
That's not what anyone else was referring to as home-cooked in this thread though.
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Well then people are confused. Because health of a given meal does not depend on who cooked it or where, but how it's cooked and what ingredients are used.

Speedster said:
And, as you correctly pointed out, takeaway food isn't the type of food you're meant to be eating regularly anyway. So stop being lazy and cook your own.
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That's really not relevant to the point. LOL. The point is that takeaway or eatery food could be healthy.
 
Mirai said:
You should look at what the pharma industry was like before the FDA. People were sold poisons and placebos to treat actual ailments.

People don't know where the world comes from. Hindsight is 20/20.
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Why are you trying to run interference for the FDA?
 
Mirai said:
You need to look at the history of meds prior to the FDA. I'm educating you.
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Are you trying to justify the abysmal track record of the FDA by arguing that it could be worse?
 
Mirai said:
That's really not relevant to the point. LOL. The point is that takeaway or eatery food could be healthy.
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103 years later and fast food is still shyte and bad for the body. Do tell us how after all this time why processed foods can be healthy.
 
MachoPants said:
103 years later and fast food is still shyte and bad for the body. Do tell us how after all this time why processed foods can be healthy.
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The point I was making was that home cooked can be sold as 'fast food' as happens in some European countries.

Instead of hiring people to grill burgers or chips or fried chicken, you have people who will serve you food regularly cooked, from a buffet which includes soups of various kinds, salads, various kinds of meats, starches, etc, all cooked the same way the wife cooks at home. Of course these days many wives don't cook.
 
Mirai said:
The point I was making was that home cooked can be sold as 'fast food' as happens in some European countries.
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It does happen here as well, it just isn't as popular as the big chains.

I can get many home cooked meals from smaller non franchised take away places around.
 
ToxicBunny said:
It does happen here as well, it just isn't as popular as the big chains.

I can get many home cooked meals from smaller non franchised take away places around.
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Maybe, I haven't seen many of these though, they're certainly not the staple. The main stuff we see is Wimpy, McD, Burger King, Steers, KFC, Chicken Licken, etc.

Former communist European countries have such 'bars'. You get good home made meals you can take away or eat right there and leave.

Such are not however 24/7 but will function for at least 6-8 hours a day.
 
Mirai said:
Maybe, I haven't seen many of these though, they're certainly not the staple. The main stuff we see is Wimpy, McD, Burger King, Steers, KFC, Chicken Licken, etc.

Former communist European countries have such 'bars'. You get good home made meals you can take away or eat right there and leave.

Such are not however 24/7 but will function for at least 6-8 hours a day.
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We have a very consumerism angled food culture from the vast majority of people. They want the 'cool' foods.
 
ToxicBunny said:
We have a very consumerism angled food culture from the vast majority of people. They want the 'cool' foods.
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True. But I also think what we have is largely based on what's on offer.

It's the same with all our middlemen. We get what they think people want, and that's pushed and people buy that.

Also the quality of fast food joints and their menus (even the regular fast food like McD or KFC) differ by region, some developed countries have better quality meals on offer, not only grease fried chicken :)
 
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Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett set to double his money on £8.5m Cape Town house

DRAGONS’ Den star Steven Bartlett is set to double his money on his £8.5 million Cape Town property – but locals are furious. Steven, 33, is worth more than £37 million, but will still …
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Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett ‘set to double his money’ on £8.5 million Cape Town property – but locals are furious​

he bought the Bishopscourt property R93.3 million in 2024 and is selling it for R189 million
 
purple face said:
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Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett set to double his money on £8.5m Cape Town house

DRAGONS’ Den star Steven Bartlett is set to double his money on his £8.5 million Cape Town property – but locals are furious. Steven, 33, is worth more than £37 million, but will still …
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Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett ‘set to double his money’ on £8.5 million Cape Town property – but locals are furious​

he bought the Bishopscourt property R93.3 million in 2024 and is selling it for R189 million
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Thats crazy even for Cape Town standards but he is a pretty savvy businessman so he's probably just trying his luck and chucking a price out there to see if anyone bites. He has just finished a full renovation so he does have that in his favour
 
airborne said:
Thats crazy even for Cape Town standards but he is a pretty savvy businessman so he's probably just trying his luck and chucking a price out there to see if anyone bites. He has just finished a full renovation so he does have that in his favour
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I mean with the pricing of houses in cpt, I won't be surprised if someone bites.

Just the other day I saw a house for sale in my area. Less erf than mine but almost twice the price.
 
airborne said:
Thats crazy even for Cape Town standards but he is a pretty savvy businessman so he's probably just trying his luck and chucking a price out there to see if anyone bites. He has just finished a full renovation so he does have that in his favour
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I wonder if he will actually sell it at that price? or maybe he will have to reduce it a little bit!
 
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