Bryan Johnson breaks down what's actually in a Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich, arguing the meal contains far more hidden ingredients than most people think. He compares eating it to smoking a cigarette and says he'll independently test the food to show what the marketing hides.
How many ingredients are there in chicken? I think there's just one chicken. How many ingredients does Chick Fil a have in their chicken? This many. I think there is a common misconception that Chick Fil A, with their halo around their heads is somehow a more healthy option. That is not true. It is equally as bad for you as other fast food places. Don't think you're coming here and getting like a better for you than situation. This meal is equal to smoking one cigarette. So when you pull up and you make your order, imagine pulling one out of the carton, lighting up and you're smoking a cigarette. That's the damage you're doing to the body. So I just want to tell you that I don't trust anybody. The marketing doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what a company says. I'm going to test this food. I'm going to publish it. You need to see what you're eating. Because once you see, maybe you're going to reconsider. So Chick Fil a promises you a holy meal when really it's a sin.
