wEl, that’s never eaten a protein bar again. Promise for high protein intake with high muscle construction, shakes, powder and snack balls are probably the largest food retail phenomenon over the last decade. And the protein rod is a frenzy bracing campaign documentary Joe Wicks: Licended to Kill, and the fantasy will be shattered to millions of consumers.
You know Joe Wicks, a baby face that protrudes during the cobid lock, a curly hair geek. Now he is down the Jamie Oliver path that uses his success. We see that Country House’s reputation bought him, and the boy, it is good by making the government feel ashamed to solve the public health emergency.
The protein rod is evil for a similar reason for Türkiye’s Tweler Zizgler to Oliver. They are almost always equipped with artificial additives, and many are called processed foods these days. These are not natural. Sweets and sticky Gubin in them are related to all kinds of health problems mentioned, saying that the risks of cancer, and the risk of cancer are said to be “early death.”
The legal limit is too weak, so even if the additive is within the legal limit. Learning this, Wicks made me think of a stunt that could admire the lack of compromise. Instead of politely demanding regulations, we plan to show how useless they are by designing, producing, advertising, and selling protein rods that are intentionally harmful to the health of eaten people.
For this project, he is teamed up with Dr. Chris Van Tulleken, a TV health journalist. Chris van tulleken is decorated with a shelf filled with a lab bunker, a cold blue, and a mysterious white powder and an impossible clear liquid for this purpose. The atmosphere of a wicked spokesman may be a theater, but the anti -Tuleshen’s anger of being called “industrial edible material” is clear. He thinks that “food” is a false name. He compared the prevalence of processed foods in the mid -20th -century collective delusions, and when the companies selling cigarettes were noticeably people at the end of their patience, they believed that smoking was safe.
The duo’s evaluation of the protein bar and processed food industry is not supported. Numerous famous brands are mentioned in the name. They do not accept half measures due to the rope of food product development experts.
Marketing Boffins presents two double brand names “Killer” with DEMON BAR. Naturally, Wicks is shaken by this plan and the public to be ready to the public. Employees of Wicks HQ must sign the exemption before taste. His lawyer, an expert who launches these things on the market, says the killer is legally good, but he is not eaten. The bouncing with a smile is faced with a rapid ethical dilemma. YouTube video with a little light aerobics is a long way. But wicks still remember that they are growing in poverty and eat junk food without means or knowledge to buy something better. He was torn.
Van tulleken put him straight. “We should think of it as a revolutionary term,” he said. Suddenly, I have been approved to be killed, and I believe that the belief that the anger and problems of fierce commercialism is far from demanding radical and reckless political behavior may be part of a wider controversy over snack food.
At least it is when it is a complete story. Disadvantageously, the show ends suddenly after the killer is released to the market, and Nakjin hopes to be more widely covered in the future subsequent episodes. But the default point was made by force. If you have a license to kill the leaves, if you are hungry, there may be an apples or a few nuts.
