#BugProtein - Twitter Hashtag

11 months ago

Starving Our Bodies and Mocking Us with Bugs #BugProtein #Health #FakeFood Q. What is the cricket eating world is going on?? Courtesy of https://t.co/86IbeZASMg: "Bug poutine was on the menu at the Calgary Stampede... seriously. Dried mopane worms sprinkled over fries and gravy like bacon bits. As unappetizing as that sounds, I was surprised by the reactions when I offered people a bite! From dry heaves to curious enthusiasm, some folks were actually game to try it. With millions of your tax dollars funding cricket farms no one asked for, is this all part of a bigger push to replace Alberta beef with bugs? Click here to watch my full report. They say it’s sustainable. I say it’s degrading. But hey, at least they’re not hiding the bugs, unlike that one vendor we met hawking “protein” bars at the World Economic Forum in Davos. (Spoiler: the secret ingredient was mealworms.) So, would you try it? P.S. The World Economic Forum has been leading the charge on bug-eating, claiming it’s sustainable, good for your health, and the future of food. Meanwhile, the Liberals are pouring millions into insect farms right here in Canada. If you find that as gross and dystopian as I do, sign our petition at https://t.co/1k9yYG3Vh6 to push back against the bug-eating agenda." A. After reading the above, and throwing up a little as I did, let's get to the bottom of this: The push to steer people away from animal protein is revolting. It's a deliberate campaign of manipulation and contempt for human health. It’s infuriating to watch this agenda unfold with governments, corporations, and health authorities nudging us toward insect-based diets while demonizing meat. Animal protein is critical for brain function, nerve health, muscle repair, and immune system strength. Without it we are left vulnerable to physical and mental decline yet they call bug-eating “sustainable.” This isn’t about saving the planet. It’s about control, weakening us physically and mentally, and funneling profits to Big Pharma as we inevitably sicken from nutrient deficiencies. What is more sick is they are framing this to promote virtue signaling and convincing people to eat crickets to “save the environment.” Animal protein provides essential amino acids fueling not just brain and nerve health but also hormone production, tissue repair, and enzyme function. It’s vital for maintaining muscle mass, supporting bone density, and ensuring proper immune responses. Without adequate protein, the body begins to break down. Muscles waste away, cognitive function falters, fatigue sets in, and nerve signaling weakens. This causes issues like depression, anxiety and even neuropathy. Hair thins, skin sags, and wounds heal slowly. This agenda is aimed to weaken the population, inflate pharmaceutical profits, and laugh as we willingly trade steak for bug burgers in the name of “progress.” They know carbs and sugars fuel chronic disease, yet they push them while shaming us for craving the protein our bodies demand. There is a reason there are not "essential carbs" or "essential sugars." The push for bugs isn’t just about diet, I see it as psychological as well. It is a test of how far they can degrade our dignity under the guise of morality. Every time someone proudly eats a cricket to “save the planet,” they’re falling for a scam that enriches elites and erodes our health. It’s a betrayal of humanity. Much Love, Lynn

FocusSessions's tweet photo. Starving Our Bodies and Mocking Us with Bugs
#BugProtein #Health #FakeFood

Q. What is the cricket eating world is going on??

Courtesy of https://t.co/86IbeZASMg:

"Bug poutine was on the menu at the Calgary Stampede... seriously. Dried mopane worms sprinkled over fries and gravy like bacon bits. As unappetizing as that sounds, I was surprised by the reactions when I offered people a bite! From dry heaves to curious enthusiasm, some folks were actually game to try it.

With millions of your tax dollars funding cricket farms no one asked for, is this all part of a bigger push to replace Alberta beef with bugs? Click here to watch my full report. They say it’s sustainable. I say it’s degrading. But hey, at least they’re not hiding the bugs, unlike that one vendor we met hawking “protein” bars at the World Economic Forum in Davos. (Spoiler: the secret ingredient was mealworms.) So, would you try it?

P.S. The World Economic Forum has been leading the charge on bug-eating, claiming it’s sustainable, good for your health, and the future of food. Meanwhile, the Liberals are pouring millions into insect farms right here in Canada. If you find that as gross and dystopian as I do, sign our petition at https://t.co/1k9yYG3Vh6 to push back against the bug-eating agenda."

A. After reading the above, and throwing up a little as I did, let's get to the bottom of this:

The push to steer people away from animal protein is revolting. It's a deliberate campaign of manipulation and contempt for human health. It’s infuriating to watch this agenda unfold with governments, corporations, and health authorities nudging us toward insect-based diets while demonizing meat. Animal protein is critical for brain function, nerve health, muscle repair, and immune system strength. Without it we are left vulnerable to physical and mental decline yet they call bug-eating “sustainable.”
This isn’t about saving the planet. It’s about control, weakening us physically and mentally, and funneling profits to Big Pharma as we inevitably sicken from nutrient deficiencies. What is more sick is they are framing this to promote virtue signaling and convincing people to eat crickets to “save the environment.”

Animal protein provides essential amino acids fueling not just brain and nerve health but also hormone production, tissue repair, and enzyme function. It’s vital for maintaining muscle mass, supporting bone density, and ensuring proper immune responses. Without adequate protein, the body begins to break down. Muscles waste away, cognitive function falters, fatigue sets in, and nerve signaling weakens. This causes issues like depression, anxiety and even neuropathy. Hair thins, skin sags, and wounds heal slowly.

This agenda is aimed to weaken the population, inflate pharmaceutical profits, and laugh as we willingly trade steak for bug burgers in the name of “progress.” They know carbs and sugars fuel chronic disease, yet they push them while shaming us for craving the protein our bodies demand. There is a reason there are not "essential carbs" or "essential sugars." The push for bugs isn’t just about diet, I see it as psychological as well. It is a test of how far they can degrade our dignity under the guise of morality. Every time someone proudly eats a cricket to “save the planet,” they’re falling for a scam that enriches elites and erodes our health. It’s a betrayal of humanity.

Much Love, Lynn

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Disaffected

@DisaffectedPod

almost 2 years ago

What Protein Would You Like? "There is a cultural campaign to make meat-eating a morally bad thing" From the latest episode on bug pushers steering society towards veganism and the normalized discussion of "protein" rather than meat as a staple food source. #BugProtein #InsectProtein #SustainableProtein #FutureFood #EdibleInsects #AlternativeProtein #veganfood #veganlifestyle #veganism #plantbased #WEF View the full episode: https://t.co/uRU4dc9qBW

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Javi @JaviofEarth

over 4 years ago

Would you rather eat a grasshopper or eat a cricket? #QuestionOfTheDay #bugprotein

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Michelle 🇨🇦 @Michelle_CKL

about 5 years ago

Let's play 'Count The Bugs Stuck To Michelle's Face!' #OmemeeRailTrail #Omemee #KawarthaLakes #BugPowered #BugProtein #NethersAreNumb

Michelle_CKL's tweet photo. Let's play 'Count The Bugs Stuck To Michelle's Face!' #OmemeeRailTrail #Omemee #KawarthaLakes #BugPowered #BugProtein #NethersAreNumb https://t.co/YZyEdA79qo

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Craig Macadam @bugsymac1

over 7 years ago

Great to see @sainsburys local in Kinnaird Village stocking insect snacks! #entomophagy #bugprotein

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Jennifer Strong @StrongReporter

almost 8 years ago

And, if you get tired of hearing @wjrothman talk about #iPhone models check out this episode of The Future of Everything podcast where he talks about #bugprotein with a mouthful of crickets! https://t.co/3sJxP5yQWd

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RNAneedsToBiteHisTongue @RNAeatsbugs

almost 8 years ago

#EatingInsectsAthens - Tweet it, ‘gram it, post it, tag it!!! #InsectAgriculture #BugAg #entomophagy #EdibleInsects #EatBugs #BugFarm #FeedInsects #BugProtein @EatingInsectsNA @LittleHerds @UGABugDawgs @MIGHTinsects @Brooklynbugs17 @EntomoCentral @Bugible @_vstull_ @DrBugAppetit

Eating Insects Athens @EatingInsectsNA

almost 8 years ago

Registration is open and we're gearing up for a great 3 days. Come on down to #EatingInsectsAthens

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Butterfly Wonderland @ButterflyLandAZ

almost 8 years ago

Are you feeling adventurous today like our friends at @FOX10Phoenix? #bugprotein

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Yum Bug @_yumbug

about 8 years ago

Beef requires over 12 times more feed than crickets to produce the same amount of meat! Isn’t that just ludicrious?! #DONTBEAMUG cook BUG Find ways to start your entomophagy journey on our website @ https://t.co/jg54NkdUT4 #BugProtein #sustainable #foodage #food

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FoodCentreWales @FoodCentreWales

about 8 years ago · Wales

Darganfyddwch sut mae Canolfan Fwyd Cymru wedi helpu @BugFarmFoods i ddatblygu eu Cwcis Crics arloesol a blasus gyda chymorth Prosiect HELIX #Arloesi #BugProtein @ArloesiBwyd #FIW_HELIX https://t.co/TI2D51Hnc3

FoodCentreWales's tweet photo. Darganfyddwch sut mae Canolfan Fwyd Cymru wedi helpu @BugFarmFoods i ddatblygu eu Cwcis Crics arloesol a blasus gyda chymorth Prosiect HELIX #Arloesi #BugProtein @ArloesiBwyd #FIW_HELIX
https://t.co/TI2D51Hnc3 https://t.co/xF056ughk9

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FoodCentreWales @FoodCentreWales

about 8 years ago · Wales

Discover how Food Centre Wales helped @BugFarmFoods develop their innovative & delicious Cricket Cookies with support through Project HELIX #NPD #Innovation #BugProtein @FoodInnoWales #FIW_HELIX https://t.co/oH9j8Miksx