Metabolic health coach Marc Bates has released a controversial YouTube video exposing what he calls "a century of dietary deception" that has systematically misled the public about nutrition and metabolic health.

The video reveals shocking connections between religious organizations, corporate interests, and government dietary guidelines that Bates claims have fueled the current metabolic health crisis rather than solving it.

"When I started researching all of the conflicts of interest that went into the government guidelines, I discovered a web of influence that most people have no idea exists," Bates stated in a recent interview.

According to Bates, the deception traces back to the influence of the Seventh-day Adventist church and John Kellogg, extending through corporate manipulation and researcher Ancel Keys. These entities, he argues, shared a fundamental vegetarian ideology that demonized animal fats despite contradictory scientific evidence.

"They all share one thing in common, which is a basic vegetarian mindset that they were pushing on people believing that animal fats are wrong, despite the fact that the science clearly proved otherwise," Bates explained.

The video challenges mainstream dietary advice that has dominated nutritional guidelines for decades, particularly the emphasis on low-fat diets that Bates claims have actually contributed to widespread metabolic dysfunction.

Bates argues that processed food manufacturers have systematically manipulated scientific research to maintain market dominance while government dietary guidelines continue to serve industry interests at the expense of public health.

The release comes as metabolic diseases continue to rise globally, with Bates positioning himself as an advocate for evidence-based metabolic health solutions that challenge conventional nutritional wisdom.