Forward with Andrew Yang

Forward with Andrew Yang

Entrepreneur, best-selling author, nonprofit founder, philanthropist, and former Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang hosts conversations about the biggest issues facing America today.

How to Give a TED Talk

How to Give a TED Talk

How Ozempic makes you less hungry

How Ozempic makes you less hungry

Can housing be cheaper?

Can housing be cheaper?

Wasting your vote

Wasting your vote

The Primary Solution

The Primary Solution

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  • @verdi2310
    @verdi231018 минут бұрын

    Such a strange idiom. "Scientist made rats" sound like a bunch of rats became scientists for some reason.

  • @garyfrancis6193
    @garyfrancis619327 минут бұрын

    Satiation

  • @garyfrancis6193
    @garyfrancis619328 минут бұрын

    It’s trying to replace a lack of love with a feeling of being full. Feeling bloated does not satisfy the hunger for spiritual comfort.

  • @phatmeow7764
    @phatmeow77642 сағат бұрын

    according to my Murican fren the Murican food pyramid only consists of cheeseburgers, fried chicken and beer!

  • @nonrepublicrat
    @nonrepublicrat2 сағат бұрын

    America does NOT need your communist redistribution of wealth agenda, Beavis Yang.

  • @SenorJuan2023
    @SenorJuan20233 сағат бұрын

    A lot of the American diet is low fiber/ low protein, which is what fills you up.

  • @siusiu7416
    @siusiu74163 сағат бұрын

    Love the "artificial solution to artificial problem" comment.

  • @_antonimj
    @_antonimj3 сағат бұрын

    wow like number 200. these boys are crushing it.

  • @user-iy8dh9uc7x
    @user-iy8dh9uc7x5 сағат бұрын

    What ever happened to universal basic income?

  • @jimmycain8669
    @jimmycain86697 сағат бұрын

    If you go low low carb and sugar you will be able to control your appetite without drugs. Quit eating processed crap and fast place items (I can’t call it food because it ain’t).

  • @jimmycain8669
    @jimmycain86697 сағат бұрын

    Organic pasture raised eggs and organic grass fed and finished beef are 95% of what I eat and water is what I drink. No snacks or alcohol ever.

  • @doodlemecrzy8075
    @doodlemecrzy80759 сағат бұрын

    My training is in food science & chemistry. If you ask me what's my main diet, it's mostly cooked food. I avoid cakes, cookies and chocolates. If you ask me what I drink I tend towards just plain water and unsweetened tea. Processed meats contains nitrites , ~ 30% or more fat, high amounts of salt and preservatives. Modern bread has more sugar than necessary, has got stabilizers and preservatives. Let's not even go into energy drinks....... Given the choice of corn flakes vs fresh corn, I will go for a freshly steamed corn with a dob of butter + a glass of non flavored non sweetened farm fresh pasteurised milk. Over this 100 years our diet has far evolved beyond what we had been eating for thousands of years and we also tend to over supplement vitamins in this modern day and age. The lack of labor in many jobs & the ease of modern life has also contributed to excessive calories. My colleagues in the food industry have no malicious or conspiratorial intent, we are just normal folk earning a paycheck. However if you want to lead a much healthier life, my advice is to learn to cook and prepare fresh meals with minimal & simplistic seasoning, cut the sauces & use fresh ingredients. Exercise often and drink plain water instead of the fancy sugared + flavored coffees/teas. You will save a lot of $ on unnecessary payments.

  • @gypsy547
    @gypsy5479 сағат бұрын

    Consider this…processed food isn’t made by a chef, it’s engineered by a chemist

  • @Pinkorchid72
    @Pinkorchid7210 сағат бұрын

    It’s the love affair with carbs and sugar and seed oils. Even when I’m traveling, I’ll just order McDonald quarter pound patties with salt and butter on the side and I will eat 3 and be full all day long. No bread, fries, soda. Just sparkling water, tea or coffee for a beverage. I lost 60 lbs eating carnivore and look 1 years younger. Eat one meal a day…meat and maybe some cheese or Skyr and butter!

  • @neebinmakwah349
    @neebinmakwah34912 сағат бұрын

    SUGAR 🤑

  • @shawn13mertle13
    @shawn13mertle1312 сағат бұрын

    I quit eating processed food in my early 20s. I first became a vegetarian at about 37 that was on and off for about15 years. Went vegetarian completely 5 years ago. Never had a weight problem.

  • @l-gool_t
    @l-gool_t12 сағат бұрын

    We are surrounded by junk food...how can you eat healthy. Food industries can only make human dog food.

  • @gglen2141
    @gglen214113 сағат бұрын

    I was looking at some film from the 80's and immediately noticed the absence of grotesquely fat people. Like boys and girls with rolls of fat and back boobs.

  • @JeiBeeBee
    @JeiBeeBee13 сағат бұрын

    Completely agree. Scientifically proven. And yet, average Americans don’t care and continue to obey to a food and pharmaceutical industry that is worth hundreds of billions of dollars each year.

  • @Korvxx
    @Korvxx14 сағат бұрын

    When the carbs hit the bloodstream so quick with additives It messes with the body satiety literal drug

  • @drjlrust
    @drjlrust16 сағат бұрын

    I loved the part about the rats diving into the cheesecake. Also, I remember the 1970s very well, and it was shameful to be overweight then. The impression was that you just had no self-control.

  • @derickshalo384
    @derickshalo38417 сағат бұрын

    Simply profits and greed! A bag 25 kg of corn cost less than $200. Transformed into cornflakes, it generates a profit of $14,000. Added to this, at the restaurant today, if you order a meal and ask for water, instead, everyone around you, including the staff not concerned with your order, look at you like you are from another planet.

  • @calivalley9056
    @calivalley905617 сағат бұрын

    Sugar/carbs/processed food, is the problem. Three meals a day is not evolutionary correct for humans. Whole Foods, high fat/med protein, that’s all you need. Get off the blood sugar roller coaster.

  • @DLFfitness1
    @DLFfitness120 сағат бұрын

    At some point it is a choice. Be aware of your choices, and the consequences.

  • @lydiawoodard9902
    @lydiawoodard990221 сағат бұрын

    Vote Andrew for Presidency, you should have given it a second chance, you were ahead of your time, at that time there were " too many irons in the fire " Now would be Perfect The Old Ponies in this election (well I'm wondering 🤔 will they make it to the "finish line"). Your young fresh energy and Awareness of the Issues is what's needed. Mostly older people will vote. Politics is Not a main interest of young people these days. I met you and I'm a senior. If you were running I would Vote 4U.

  • @tshandy1
    @tshandy121 сағат бұрын

    No one makes you overeat. Just stop. Stop overeating. Stop sitting on the couch. Stop consuming. Go do something like take a walk. This is why financially successful people aren't (as a general rule) fat. Because they have self control and so many of the fatsos (who also happen to be poor) don't have this self control. The lack of such basic discipline causes a ripple of negative consequences, from being obese to being overdrawn.

  • @dawnelder9046
    @dawnelder904621 сағат бұрын

    Since the never proven lipid hypothesis, pushed to destroy John Yutkin sugar hypnosis, and the Adventist cult food industry pyramid, the diet is basically grass. Normal grains are grass. So called healthy whole grains are grass. Cane sugar is grass. HFCS is grass. Seed oils are grass. Fake heme is grass. Many natural flavors are grass. Many natural preservatives are grass based. Many vegetables are grass. Add chemicals. Lots of chemicals. Make you think you are not eating grass. A few fruit and vege to virtue signal. Avoid or remove healthy animals foods if you have been brainwashed by Adventist cult propaganda. The brainwashing has been going on since they started the American Diatetic Society. The Game Changers is an exampleof one of their big budget propagandamovies. . All lies. Great virtue signaling move though. A well balanced diet. GRASS Some people can eat grass and remain slim, if not healthy. 60 percent of normal and thin people have metabolic syndrome. There is an increase in skinny type 2 diabetes. Then they wonder why they are always sick. Everyone else, eat grass like a cow, look like a cow. And still sick. Eighty percent of fat and obese people have metabolic syndrome.

  • @silentnot4812
    @silentnot481221 сағат бұрын

    We’ve been told all the food that is actually good for us, is bad. We should be eating meat especially red meat, eggs, full fat, and limit all the fruits, grains, and anything highly processed. I noticed that my health improved, pain disappeared, cravings disappeared, weight stabilized, energy returned, mental health stabilized, and many other benefits when I stopped eating “healthy”. I’ve maintained my weight loss for 6 years. I have no trouble maintaining this way of eating since I stopped listening to the “experts” and “the science”.

  • @chrisvielle6629
    @chrisvielle662921 сағат бұрын

    Same answer to why we have obesity is same as when it started. Accessibility to food.

  • @dawnelder9046
    @dawnelder904621 сағат бұрын

    The nuts are covered with seed oils.

  • @petercyr3508
    @petercyr350822 сағат бұрын

    Constant intense hunger is because we block fat burning by consuming glucose (carbs) we do not need. Your liver makes all the glucose you need. Any you eat is extra and blocks fat burning. This makes you try to run on glucose alone resulting in an energy deficit and constant hunger. In the meantime, all the fat and excess carbs you eat are stored as fat which you can never burn as long as you keep eating the carbs.

  • @dawnelder9046
    @dawnelder904621 сағат бұрын

    Add in seed oils which harm the pancreas and you cause real issues.

  • @ianstuart5660
    @ianstuart566015 сағат бұрын

    Exactly, too bad it's so poorly understood!

  • @seymoursmix4810
    @seymoursmix4810Күн бұрын

    junk food should be an oxymoron.

  • @rodericwalter2862
    @rodericwalter2862Күн бұрын

    Thanks for helping.

  • @123brizy
    @123brizyКүн бұрын

    Mark just trolling yang at random moments throughout the whole thing was honestly so funny, why you need to watch these podcasts on youtube the visuals make it

  • @thisisstupid956
    @thisisstupid956Күн бұрын

    Your stomach shrinks when you stop eating so much and fast for a few days. You get used to eating less and you get full sooner, eating only half your usual meal. You'll lose a few pounds but your body quickly adapts and just gets by with less calories. In fact, it's the actual level of calories your body really needs. Once you achieve the ability to maintain this you'll understand just how much food is shoved in our faces and marketed to us as a product to make money, not sustain our health.

  • @jimmyhvy2277
    @jimmyhvy2277Күн бұрын

    Follow the Money !

  • @paulfitzgerald1466
    @paulfitzgerald1466Күн бұрын

    What about changes in background activity levels?

  • @realdeal139
    @realdeal139Күн бұрын

    Andrew killed it on Ted!

  • @MrGchiasson
    @MrGchiassonКүн бұрын

    My 1962 school yearbook...pre-school to 12th grade..teacher & faculty.. I checked every photo..avg. size school. Maybe 15 'chubby to fat' kids...5 obese. That's it. The rest...fit. Lots of outdoor play & sports. Hiking, sailing, games. I'd eat 'home-cooked' meals and maybe go out for a hamburger every other weekend. We were not addicted to processed foods yet... From the mid 1960's..Our food & nutrition have been corrupted and manipulated.

  • @nunyabidness3075
    @nunyabidness307521 сағат бұрын

    lol, I tell people about this all the time, and it’s amazing the angry pushback I get. It’s not just food, it’s screen time, and it’s idiot culture change.

  • @MrGchiasson
    @MrGchiasson21 сағат бұрын

    @@nunyabidness3075 we stopped talking and just quietly "do what we know to do". The people who laugh at you today could be attacking you for your supplies when shtf.

  • @ilovebooksalot
    @ilovebooksalotКүн бұрын

    Thank you for coming to my TED Talk on my Ted Talk! 😂 Thank you, Andrew and Zach. Keep changing the world!

  • @alexanderhalloran
    @alexanderhalloranКүн бұрын

    S E E D O I L S

  • @ScottRiddleArtist
    @ScottRiddleArtistКүн бұрын

    So many excuses. And now we have such a disproportionate amount of obese people here in America that we don’t even know what a healthy bodyweight is supposed to look like. So there’s literally a cult that has normalized obesity. What’s the second biggest cause of cancer, according to surgeons? Obesity. I grew up in the Midwest. My parents were obese they smoked. They ate like garbage. Traditional American diet. But I was also lucky I grew up in the 70s and 80s where fast food was luxury and there was a certain socialized body type. When I got out on my own at age 20. I just knew that I couldn’t afford to get sick. Because I didn’t have Health Care and I had to take care of myself. And being a sick child. Once I outgrew my asthma, I always took care of myself. I never made a lot of money, but I always figured it out. I don’t make excuses for myself. It’s a colic mathematical equation. You figure it out. But please stop making excuses and blaming everyone else. It’s a personal choice. If you want to avoid many different diseases and remain young or younger and viable. You have to take care of yourself and, moderate.

  • @alexanderclaylavin
    @alexanderclaylavinКүн бұрын

    We still Yang Gang out here

  • @AliasHSW
    @AliasHSWКүн бұрын

    YG4L

  • @vondoromal7016
    @vondoromal7016Күн бұрын

    Forever!!!

  • @rasha1a
    @rasha1aКүн бұрын

    Thanks for continuing to spread the message, Andrew! I love my MATH hat and sharing the word about the many solutions for common sense political issues you have deduced. I shared your TED talk with some coworkers and it really seemed to resonate with them. I look forward to seeing you in more headlines in the future!!

  • @rkjunebug
    @rkjunebugКүн бұрын

    We have known for years that the average U.S. diet is harmful and lacking in nutrition. Why do you need to torture animals in a lab to figure that out! So many animals suffer the same fate for BS "studies."

  • @SeanPan-it3jm
    @SeanPan-it3jmКүн бұрын

    UBI.

  • @vondoromal7016
    @vondoromal7016Күн бұрын

    Go UBI go!!!

  • @beginnersguide4556
    @beginnersguide4556Күн бұрын

    I'm Subscribed to TED. I was All into your ❤ TED Talk Andrew. 🤗

  • @evacheung3468
    @evacheung3468Күн бұрын

    I always enjoy listening to Andrew Yang. U go Andrew ,..

  • @HagothVoyage
    @HagothVoyageКүн бұрын

    Can't wait to see the whole thing.

  • @crabman484
    @crabman484Күн бұрын

    kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y4unldmYirLTmKw.html

  • @icorrectly
    @icorrectlyКүн бұрын

    I think Andrew often comes across as adecent guy, but I find this entire intro ironic, as it also describes a lot of how the Left has been guided into activation by people who are manipulating language, morality, and our aims for compassion and purpose. I think boys and men would be a lot better off if we weren't constantly marginalizing them in the mainstream by making things like "whiteness" and "masculinity" synonymous with "privilege" and "toxicity," as if these arent being done to divide people rather than open any genuine, considerate, critical dialogue.