Guest guest Posted March 14, 2005 Report Share Posted March 14, 2005 In a message dated 3/14/2005 4:37:03 PM Eastern Standard Time, tesser2u writes: Has anyone seen this movie? It is all about a man who goes on a complete " McDonalds Food Only " diet for 30 days and documents what happends to his body. I thought one of the most interesting things is that after polluting his body for 30 days and having his cholesterol, triglyderides, liver function tests go crashing off the deep end of dysfunction, his vegan- chef girlfriend puts him on what sounds like a RF detox and his bloodwork is restored to normal after 8 weeks. Proof that our body can and does regain it's health when given the right tools. The other very interesting thing was a statement made by fast food representatives which said basically that it is common knowledge the more processed a food is the worse it is for the body...hence the extreme toxicity of fast " food " - because it really shouldn't even be called food! (Last part-my words obviously. Just interesting that the fast-food people will admit that in a court document, but most people won't admit it in their real lives. tess Tess, you make excellent points. I saw this film and loved it. I think it's revolutionary in the way it's focused attention on such an important topic. Judy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2005 Report Share Posted March 14, 2005 Has anyone seen this movie? It is all about a man who goes on a complete " McDonalds Food Only " diet for 30 days and documents what happends to his body. I thought one of the most interesting things is that after polluting his body for 30 days and having his cholesterol, triglyderides, liver function tests go crashing off the deep end of dysfunction, his vegan- chef girlfriend puts him on what sounds like a RF detox and his bloodwork is restored to normal after 8 weeks. Proof that our body can and does regain it's health when given the right tools. The other very interesting thing was a statement made by fast food representatives which said basically that it is common knowledge the more processed a food is the worse it is for the body...hence the extreme toxicity of fast " food " - because it really shouldn't even be called food! (Last part-my words obviously. Just interesting that the fast-food people will admit that in a court document, but most people won't admit it in their real lives. tess Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2005 Report Share Posted March 14, 2005 Yes, I saw this movie right after I became vegan. Yesterday my daughter was upset as she went to her daughter's school to pick her up, and on the doors was a sign that said to bring your family to Burger King on a certain night and the class that had the most would win free Burger King meals. My daughter went to the principal and asked him if he was trying to promote childhood obesity and she said he just gave her a funny look, like he thought she was crazy. Janeen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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