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<blockquote data-quote="kosko" data-source="post: 1119718" data-attributes="member: 2143">Previous generations ate like crap, yea, but the quality of food was much better. Little nutrition in our food with less minerals and vitamins.&nbsp; Apparently on traditional kids breakfast cereal for examplexample a study found that the cardboard had more nutritional value than the cereal itself.Back in the day you went to the butcher and it was all natural meats. Natural pork suasage with natural casings, grass and hay fed needed that was naturally aged dry. Non GMO vegetables. Famlies used to also spend much more money on food. The cheapo prices when converted and taken within context of incomes of the time, your typical American family spent nearly double in food the average American does today.Food in this modern age is pure shit. The only advancement is that calories have become so cheap that is extremely difficult to starve to death here in the west. You can consume dirty and cheap calories for pennies to keep you alive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kosko, post: 1119718, member: 2143"] Previous generations ate like crap, yea, but the quality of food was much better. Little nutrition in our food with less minerals and vitamins. Apparently on traditional kids breakfast cereal for examplexample a study found that the cardboard had more nutritional value than the cereal itself. Back in the day you went to the butcher and it was all natural meats. Natural pork suasage with natural casings, grass and hay fed needed that was naturally aged dry. Non GMO vegetables. Famlies used to also spend much more money on food. The cheapo prices when converted and taken within context of incomes of the time, your typical American family spent nearly double in food the average American does today. Food in this modern age is pure shit. The only advancement is that calories have become so cheap that is extremely difficult to starve to death here in the west. You can consume dirty and cheap calories for pennies to keep you alive. [/QUOTE]

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