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This video exposes the four lies behind the creation of chicken mcnuggets, which were invented by McDonald's as a response to the public demand for a healthier alternative to beef. The video reveals how the nutrition scientist Ansel Keys, the tobacco industry, and McDonald's itself misled the consumers about the effects of cholesterol, fat, and red meat on heart health, and how they stole the recipe of chicken nuggets from another inventor. The video also questions the validity of the Mediterranean diet and the food pyramid, and advises the viewers to read the nutrition facts and subscribe to the channel.
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1. Chicken McNuggets come in four shapes: the boot, the bell, the bow tie and the ball.
2. The nuggets were invented as a response to the public demand for a lower cholesterol alternative to burgers, driven by the research of nutrition scientist Ansel Keys.
3. Keys claimed that high cholesterol was causing heart disease and killing people, and promoted the Mediterranean diet as a solution.
4. Keys hid the results of a study that showed that lowering cholesterol did not reduce the risk of death from heart disease, and ignored other factors like smoking and lifestyle.
5. Big tobacco also contributed to the anti-cholesterol campaign by shifting blame away from smoking as a cause of heart disease.
6. McDonald's stole the recipe for chicken nuggets from Robert Baker, a professor of poultry science who invented the chicken stick.
7. Chicken McNuggets are not healthier than burgers, as they have more fat and more cholesterol per serving.
8. The food pyramid that was published in 1977 as a nutrition guideline was highly misleading and influenced by advertising and publicity.
9. The World Health Organization declared red meat as a carcinogen and raised environmental concerns about beef production.