Fair enough. I suggest putting more thought into your message though.

"Stop poisoning yourself! Stop poisoning your kids!"

Just clickbait then? Totally not alarming?

"you have ABSOLUTELY NO RIGHT to poison a child" combined with "if it didn't come directly from a poison-free farm (skipping the grocery store), then it's probably not really food..."

So if the parent doesn't have access to food they grew themselves, they are poisoning their children? Most people don't poison their kids; that would be the opposite of parenting and typically lead to prison time for life. If that parent doesn't have access to "food" and "poison" (all the food at the grocery store) is their only option, but the parent has no right to feed that child, that child will starve.

Is it okay to "poison" children if it means that "poison" allows for that child to live another day?

obvious choices that can be made to improve quality of life

Would having access to food during the winter months, from a grocery store for instance, improve quality of life?

Also. What is a "poison-free" farm? Have you worked in agriculture?

Do you have kids?

How are these products contributing to the "depopulation of the world" (said with a smile and peace sign) when what some call "advances" like easy access to food have contributed to populating the world by several billion over the span of 100 years? You're not selling fear according to you, yet you're convinced there are actual people behind depopulating the planet, and that somehow doesn't worry you? Concepts like that should relax the viewer? Would thoughts like that encourage a child to strive for excellence if they came across your message and heard it here first? What should their parents tell them if the child asked, "Is this true?" Would you say your thoughts are healthy for their mind, or poisonous? Should the child not trust their parents now and feel like someone is trying to poison them? Would that cause inner turmoil or happy thoughts?

I do not discount the fact there are products that are bad for one's health. I'm not trying to be confrontational. I'm making an attempt to understand you better. One thing that bothers me is how roughly one third of all food produced goes into the trash, while people starve elsewhere. A dented can, a blemish on a watermelon, one broken egg out of a dozen means; it all goes in the garbage. Would you offer these products to the starving or say it's poison and watch them suffer?

Are you able to talk about any of this?