"47% Funded By Big Pharma" - Paul Saladino BLASTS FDA Corruption & SNAP's Junk Food Agenda
January 27, 2025
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as posted by the channelPatrick Bet-David and Paul Saladino explore the surprising ways SNAP benefits (formerly food stamps) are spent, with 75% going to processed food and 10% to soda. They discuss systemic issues with lobbying, FDA funding, and the potential for healthier alternatives, including using HSA funds for single-ingredient foods.
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