Consumer Exposed

Subscribers 99.5K

Videos 47

Views 14.2M

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Consumer Exposed analyzes popular food, personal care, cleaning, and household brands to uncover misleading claims, questionable ingredients, and pricing tricks. The channel focuses on reviews and investigations of products and labels, with tutorials and deep-dives into ingredient transparency, safe vs. risky products, and grocery shopping strategies. Content style includes in-depth product investigations and recommendations, with recent videos averaging around 28 minutes and generating substantial view counts, indicating frequent engagement across a steady publishing cadence since June 2026.

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We found 45 YouTube channels similar to Consumer Exposed

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#1

Dr. Eric Berg DC view on YouTube ▶

84% relevance

Subscribers 14.5M

Videos 5.8K

Views 3.4B

Appearances 13

SERP 100%

Similarity 74%

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High search overlap on food ingredient analysis, canned tuna quality, and food labeling myths suggests shared audience seeking nutrition claims, with 74% content similarity indicating Dr. Berg’s videos align on claims but differ in style from Consumer Exposed.

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Doctor Mike view on YouTube ▶

70% relevance

Subscribers 14.7M

Videos 1.1K

Views 5.1B

Appearances 7

SERP 84%

Similarity 62%

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Similar audience exploring packaged food claims and labeling myths, with 84% search overlap but 62% content similarity, indicating overlap in topic interest but different presentation approach.

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#3

U.S. Food and Drug Administration view on YouTube ▶

66% relevance

Subscribers 192K

Videos 3.2K

Views 44.0M

Appearances 10

SERP 58%

Similarity 71%

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Overlap on food safety concerns and nutrient claim accuracy signals shared concern for labeling and health impacts, with 71% content similarity, showing similar informational goals yet institutional differences in delivery.

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#4

Hayu

62% relevance

Subscribers 1.3M

Videos 19K

Views 1.6B

Appearances 5

SERP 59%

Similarity 64%

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Queries on ingredient deceptiveness align with Consumer Exposed’s focus on truth in labeling, and a 64% content similarity indicates parallel topics but potentially different editorial style.

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#5

Seeker

61% relevance

Subscribers 5.0M

Videos 4.2K

Views 1.4B

Appearances 5

SERP 52%

Similarity 67%

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Nutritional labeling accuracy and food labeling myths drive overlapping audience interest, with 67% content similarity showing comparable topics but varying presentation.

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Bobby Parrish view on YouTube ▶

61% relevance

Subscribers 10.8M

Videos 2.1K

Views 7.1B

Appearances 4

SERP 42%

Similarity 73%

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Bread and tortilla brand comparisons echo Consumer Exposed’s skepticism of packaged claims; 73% content similarity shows similar topic coverage though formats differ (brand reviews vs exposé style).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are Dr. Eric Berg DC (84% match) and Doctor Mike (70% match), both drawing on overlapping queries such as food ingredient analysis, canned tuna quality, and food labeling myths. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (66% match) also overlaps on food safety concerns and labeling accuracy, indicating a government/agency angle in the same space. Hayu (62% match) and Seeker (61% match) further connect on ingredient deceptiveness and nutritional labeling accuracy. Consumer Exposed has 99.5K subscribers, while Dr. Berg DC and Doctor Mike each have around 14.5–14.7 million subscribers, indicating a substantial size gap but similar topic relevance in consumer health, labeling claims, and product transparency discussions.

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#7	61%	NSWFoodAuthority	70%	1.6K	46%	4
#8	60%	America's Test Kitchen ▶	72%	2.9M	43%	4
#9	57%	AsapSCIENCE	64%	10.8M	48%	3
#10	55%	Food Science Babe	73%	20.8K	28%	2
#11	53%	Factory Window	76%	3.6K	20%	1
#12	53%	Dr. Sten Ekberg	73%	5.3M	23%	2
#13	53%	PlanetSoane	70%	2.2K	27%	2
#14	53%	Business Insider ▶	70%	10.4M	28%	4
#15	53%	ZOE	67%	866K	31%	3
#16	52%	Good Mythical Morning ▶	71%	19.5M	23%	2
#17	52%	Factora ▶	70%	193K	25%	1
#18	52%	CNBC ▶	68%	4.1M	28%	2
#19	52%	The Wall Street Journal ▶	67%	6.6M	29%	5
#20	51%	Inspired Taste	69%	477K	25%	1
#21	51%	TED-Ed ▶	63%	22.4M	33%	4
#22	51%	Thomas DeLauer ▶	69%	4.0M	23%	2
#23	50%	Paul Saladino MD ▶	71%	1.1M	19%	3
#24	50%	TODAY ▶	65%	5.0M	28%	2
#25	50%	Jerry James Stone	67%	251K	25%	1
#26	50%	Harrison Webb ▶	70%	1.3M	20%	1
#27	50%	Sorted Food ▶	67%	2.9M	23%	4
#28	49%	The Cooking Foodie	70%	3.3M	19%	2
#29	48%	NutritionFacts.org	69%	1.4M	18%	3
#30	48%	Mayo Clinic ▶	60%	1.2M	30%	4
#31	48%	Cam James	67%	178K	20%	2
#32	48%	CBS News ▶	62%	7.0M	27%	4
#33	48%	Ivanhoe Web	66%	11.8K	20%	1
#34	47%	MyWifeQuitHerJob Ecommerce Channel	66%	503K	19%	2
#35	47%	Breville	61%	112K	25%	1
#36	47%	AM/PM Podcast	64%	18.3K	20%	1
#37	47%	MicroChem's Experiments	64%	106K	21%	3
#38	46%	CBC News ▶	62%	4.6M	23%	2
#39	46%	Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell ▶	63%	25.1M	20%	1
#40	45%	Doctablet	63%	67.3K	18%	4
#41	45%	Examhood	61%	3.5K	20%	1
#42	45%	Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health	61%	74.7K	20%	2
#43	44%	Absolute History ▶	60%	3.7M	19%	2
#44	44%	WCCO - CBS Minnesota	58%	408K	22%	5
#45	42%	campdenbri	57%	3.0K	20%	1

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Consumer Exposed?

Dr. Eric Berg DC — 84% match, 14.5M subscribers; Doctor Mike — 70% match, 14.7M subscribers; U.S. Food and Drug Administration — 66% match, 192K subscribers. All three are large health-focused channels or institutions that discuss consumer health, product safety, and食品/nutrition guidance in a way that overlaps with Consumer Exposed's consumer safety and product warnings content.

What type of content does Consumer Exposed make?

Consumer Exposed creates product-focused content highlighting warnings, safe/unsafe products, and real vs. misleading labels. Recent videos target specific product categories with lists of brands to avoid or trust, such as bread, ice cream, canned tuna, pasta sauce, and coconut milk, usually with high view counts (average ~847.5K views per video) and frequent uploads (implied by multiple recent posts), suggesting a regular posting cadence.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Consumer Exposed?

We analyze Consumer Exposed's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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