What is food to one man may be fierce poison to others.
-Lucretius
So, this is fascinating and gross, one of my favorite combinations.
It’s a video Stefani Bardin created for TEDxManhattan. Subjects first swallowed devices dubbed ‘SmartPill’ and ‘M2A’ (that’s ‘Mouth to Anus’ and don’t you forget it). One then ate a meal comprised of blue Gatorade, a bowl of Top Ramen and some gummy bears. The other ate noodles that were homemade, gummy bears made from pomegranate juice, washed down by hibiscus juice. Both meals sound pretty nasty to me (Gatorade isn’t meant to be drunk with food, in my opinion, but especially not with ramen), but the intent of the video and study is to illustrate the difference between processed and real foods as they travel through your body. Enjoy.
Amy B. says
Holy cow. That’s creepy cool. And eye-opening.
robin elton says
The part that got me was how your insides are still stained from the Gatorade. I’ve always wondered what Kool-Aid does to our bodies– it’s certainly no good for tshirts. I’ve even dyed my hair with it before.
sherry @babypop says
Ok I am really re thinking what I eat Ramen – Armageddon noodles I ate them alot in college made from butane. yuk.. thanks for sharing.
robin elton says
I think we all had a period of Ramen-based diet 🙂
andrea from raising peanut says
Thank God I eat non-processed food most of the time.
If you don’t mind, I may repost this video on my blog, crediting you to leading me to it, of course.
Very interesting!
robin elton says
Yes, please pass it on! Hoping people will rethink processed foods as being food at all.