Topic: Flavoring

A caller from New Jersey warns about the dangers of mold and "natural flavors" in the food supply, claiming they negatively impact cognitive function and mitochondria. Alex Jones discusses the development of products designed to remove mold and fungal protein crystals from the body, comparing them to the effects of spike proteins.

Referencing the film Soylent Green, the discussion alleges that PepsiCo and other corporations use fetal tissue in food flavorings. The segment links these claims to the concept of "death panels" and assisted suicide, suggesting that society is being conditioned to accept the cannibalization of humanity. It warns that a society that mistreats children will eventually turn on its elderly and its own security forces.

The host ingests a "pea-sized" amount of apple-flavored ivermectin paste topped with a human ivermectin pill on live television. He mocks the media's "horse paste" narrative and clarifies that he is drinking Topo Chico, not beer, as some critics claimed. The demonstration is intended to strip away the fear surrounding the drug and highlight the hypocrisy of the medical establishment.