3/5 claims being true means at least some research was done, surely?

Vegetables are apparently also “literally a scam!”

The channel is a scam.

There’s a lot to cover in the video however the 2 things that stand out to me is that the description doesn’t include any sources for the claims made and there’s a disclaimer at the bottom that states the video is for entertainment purposes only.

The narrator says the dairy industry cares for the bovines however the footage shows exact opposite of them being crammed into dirty tight spaces with uncomfortable machinery hooked onto their udders.

There’s a lot of fearmongering of seed oils and I disagree with the premise that plain oat milk tastes bad. That’s how I like mine done, I don’t often want vanilla, chocolate or sweetness in my pant-based milks.

1,000 gallons of water are required to produce 1 gallon of milk.

Milk intake and risk of mortality and fractures in women and men: cohort studies.

This in-depth analysis could find no persuasive evidence of harm with vegetable oils for any of the investigated endpoints. Vegetable oils seemed to have no consistent effect on the risk of breast cancer, colorectal cancer, obesity, or cognitive decline. Though there are many proposed mechanisms by which vegetable oils have been suggested to be harmful to humans, the actual human outcome data does not seem to support the importance of these mechanisms for these endpoints. If the outcomes consistently contradict our mechanistic speculations, the mechanisms are probably not interacting with those outcomes in the way we suspect. In conclusion, vegetable oils appear to be a health-promoting addition to the diet, and seem to offer a range of health benefits and little to no apparent health risks to the general population. However, one should exercise caution when navigating the current food environment, as vegetable oils are included in many foods that are not particularly health-promoting. If one chooses to consume vegetable oils, it would probably be wise to integrate them into a healthy eating pattern in ways that do not promote the overconsumption of calories. Some possible healthy ways to include vegetable oils in the diet could be in the form of salad dressings or as cooking oils for sauteed vegetables.