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So let's just take that one before we unpack the rest of it. she says it's not the potato chips, it's the patriarchy, it's white supremacy. >> you know, we've forgotten, rachel, about the good old-fashioned discipline and good habits, and right now we've got to blame somebody for everything, so that's my take on that piece. rachel: yeah. you know, i think of it a little bit differently, i think that there is -- call me a conspiracy theorist, but you have big food who gets you sick, right, with all this sugar-laid aren, ultra-processed and then you have big pharma that swoops in to, you know, g...

About processed food. it is very cheap, it is very easy. but, this is great news, processed beans and fish fingers are back on our healthy menu. ultra—processed foods have been demonised slightly for not being healthy enough. but new research shows they do have in them some sources of important nutrients and are absolutely fine as part of a balanced diet. they are convenient and affordable. as long as you put some please on the side. and tomato ketchup cancer is one of your five a day, doesn't it? i ketchup cancer is one of your five a day. doesn't it?— day, doesn't it? i am still thinking...

Once, it's time to bury simple things. rachel: it is. it's actually such an empowering message. we have so much power in our own families, at our own kitchen tables with our own children to make them healthy, but big pharma and big food and ultra-processed foods are killing us really, literally. and bringing on dementia. message is fascinating. thanks for bringing it to the public, and i hope politicians are listening, because there's a lot of us parents out there who who want someone to take on these two industries. thank you so much for joining us today. fascinating. >> thank you. people are...

The study has found that consuming consuming ultra processed food increases risk of ovarian and brain cancer

An Imperial College London-led observational study suggests that higher consumption of ultra-processed foods may be linked to an increased risk of developing and dying from cancer.