This Influencer is FEAR MONGERING Food in the Grocery Store

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  • @unlitrash says:

    oh my god yes i saw the original video and i was like WHAT ??? 😭 no truly, there’s no way someone is THIS bored to the point that you’re redesigning the labels. i just wish people understood it’s okay to have a bag of chips every once in awhile, i swear it won’t kill you or undo your progress

  • @instantsiv says:

    It’s not about anger and boredom, it’s about generating clicks to be able to make a living off of social media.

    • @Gigi44_Bookworm says:

      It’s still potentially harmful to the audience and the other shopper’s relationship to food and potentially triggering for those who struggle with eating disorders and those like my self who are food insecure and don’t always have the funds to pay for food we like. It is just made worse by others shaming people like myself for enjoying a fun food.

    • @khalicamoore9512 says:

      So basically talk down about elite people for hurting the poor but then turning around and doing the same

    • @Lizard_Queen-ld5uj says:

      So literally what Abbey does.

  • @toebiter69 says:

    they hateeee that people want to eat stuff without animal products in it.

    • @user-fc4xg5ym1t says:

      Drink a glass of cow’s milk, it’s good for you buddy

    • @heavenlyabove says:

      @@user-fc4xg5ym1tlots of the human population, especially those not of european descent, are lactose intolerant

    • @khalicamoore9512 says:

      She did it to animal products as well. It has nothing to do with eating meat and not eating meat , it’s about spreading general misinformation to uphold something that is in the same boat.

      For example, telling someone chips are bad for the amount of gmos but then eating a banana that’s is a clone plant or telling people sugar is bad for you but tell them to eat honey which is the same

  • @LadyoftheDreamless14 says:

    I have a friend with severe dietary issues and the only thing she can drink is oat milk.

  • @luvsannybaby says:

    The amount of money spent…just go help those in your neighborhood

  • @mommyofkittens4809 says:

    It’s just a sad way to feel superior.

  • @tiffanyx8577 says:

    Ummmmm. Sort of person will call it Oat “pus” but will drink raw milk with actual pus

  • @doochow9962 says:

    I ate doritos yesterday mmm.

  • @emileeharmon4403 says:

    I also would like to point out that if they left all those labels on the food they also caused a lot of hassle for the underpaid workers who had to deal with not only the itema but complaints from customers.

  • @zenith5844 says:

    Oat milk is so much better for the environment and doesn’t hurt my tumtum, why does she hate it so much 😢

  • @HeatherSierraVEVO says:

    It’s giving Freelee from a slightly different POV

    • @walterco7701 says:

      Or that Bobby guy who likes to poo on some brands and promote healthier, 5x more costly alternatives with nary a glimmer of understanding that people have different budgets.

  • @marciatollefson9341 says:

    I’m new here and you hit it straight on. It’s nice to hear someone who speaks a similar language. Thanks for that. Oh, diets, foods, and then what? As many, my frustration and anxiety grew due to “intellectual awareness” fighting against “emotional paralysis”. 3 years ago, I knew it was past time to rectify my bad relationship with food. So, I decided to stop reading diet programs, trying diet programs, and looking for new diet programs. I decided to stop looking at, and thinking about, food as I had been; no micros, macros, portion, grams, and all the other “food noise” pounding in my head. I felt I knew, from years of this path, about portion control (eyes), grams (hands), how I feel (GI, energy, and mind). It was maddening until I kicked that can. at food the way I had been. I decided foods were not all good or bad, good macros, bad micros, enough calories, not enough calories as all good, some bad, use. Bottom line, in less than a year I listened to my BODY and lost 80 pounds. I’ve kept it off for 3 years. It was the easiest amount of weight to lose because I took what I knew, ate until I was satisfied, nothing was forbidden – just in moderation; you decide those foods to brake – drank much water, and mostly, felt the freedom of knowing that I was not listening or doing what may have worked for others. One I felt emotionally “free”, the weight came off. I wish I had understood this while younger, but it is NEVER too late to be kind to yourself. Am I robotic or compulsive? No more. Did I eat everything? Moderately. And if I ate more, I thought about it, didn’t feel I’d failed, put it to rest, and moved on. I kept up my lifetime of working out, didn’t go harder if I thought I ate too much, and just made myself calm down. The first few weeks were an adjustment, but 3 years out. It has become 2nd nature. The human body needs certain nutrients to survive and thrive. After a while I knew what felt right and what was working. I also realized I needed some emotional help. Abandon your pride! In many cases, relationships w/food is not about what you eat but what’s eating you. Thanks for your great reels. Great reminders of all the BS out there. 💛

  • @rinisix4243 says:

    I love your studs ; also your eating advice… how big they are?

  • @kimu.6227 says:

    I’m dying from a head cold, trying to nap and was all, “I have Pop Tarts!” Thanks for the reminder!

  • @whitneywhitney8356 says:

    I love my non dairy creamer for my tea and I’m never giving it up! I quit smoking and drinking it’s all I have 😂

  • @WillowsWorld71 says:

    That’s not “healthy” that’s an ED

  • @celinuchis90 says:

    Abby’s “sorry” and “out” ❤

  • @drklawz9179 says:

    Calling oat milk pus is pretty ironic considering it’s dairy that actually contains pus

  • @ErikaRocha-to8mk says:

    Not fear mongering
    A lot of the ingredients are terrible for you. Why do you put this woman down?

    • @Marisa-qr4fw says:

      Because she’s an insecure know-it-all.

    • @Deva_Fit says:

      Thank you I’m glad someone brought this up. A lot of these “milks” are considered highly processed foods filled with preservatives, seed oils etc.

    • @Noone-wi1ul says:

      @@Marisa-qr4fwSounds like you’re projecting. I can get you connected to the mental health resources you clearly need. Reach out when you’re ready.

  • @polkadotteandglitterspots5367 says:

    That made me want an oat milk latte SO bad. I’m getting one in the morning. EXTRA oat pus.

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