Got a Netflix account? Then watch this movie!!

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  • TheConsciousFoody
    TheConsciousFoody Posts: 607 Member
    I enjoyed that one.

    Plus the tattooed guy with plugs was adorable
  • loneworg
    loneworg Posts: 342 Member
    Ooooh yeah, just what I want to watch, a "documentary" that's really just a one sided view from people with an agenda, trying to sell stuff...

    Sorry, I'll trust the actual science, personally.
    yup
  • TheConsciousFoody
    TheConsciousFoody Posts: 607 Member
    Ooooh yeah, just what I want to watch, a "documentary" that's really just a one sided view from people with an agenda, trying to sell stuff...

    Sorry, I'll trust the actual science, personally.
    yup

    I don't recall them trying to sell anything.
  • Sandytoes71
    Sandytoes71 Posts: 463 Member
    ~4:30 into the "documentary" diet soda is shown to have 310 calories.

    Great stuff...
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    What??
  • savingsunday
    savingsunday Posts: 148 Member
    Watching now and I find it rather interesting. :)
  • toddis
    toddis Posts: 941 Member
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  • TheConsciousFoody
    TheConsciousFoody Posts: 607 Member
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    OMG SOMEBODY MADE A MISTAKE....like omg...it is totally the end of the world and makes the whole documentary horrid....

    Diet soda is pure *kitten* anyways.
  • vanguardfitness
    vanguardfitness Posts: 720 Member
    I watched it. Nothing I didn't really know already. Second half seemed like a giant juicing marketing ad
  • toddis
    toddis Posts: 941 Member


    OMG SOMEBODY MADE A MISTAKE....like omg...it is totally the end of the world and makes the whole documentary horrid....

    Diet soda is pure *kitten* anyways.

    A "documentary" should be factual and true. If it is sloppy enough to screw up something basic, it probably has the rest wrong too.
  • tigersword
    tigersword Posts: 8,059 Member
    I watched it. Nothing I didn't really know already. Second half seemed like a giant juicing marketing ad
    Exactly. It's basically an ad for juicing.
  • TheConsciousFoody
    TheConsciousFoody Posts: 607 Member


    OMG SOMEBODY MADE A MISTAKE....like omg...it is totally the end of the world and makes the whole documentary horrid....

    Diet soda is pure *kitten* anyways.

    A "documentary" should be factual and true. If it is sloppy enough to screw up something basic, it probably has the rest wrong too.

    Uh huh. Sugar is super good for us! No way that is wrong. College text books also have errors. Anyone who thinks refined anything is good for us is delusional.
  • msheldon88
    msheldon88 Posts: 71 Member
    It also has a book to go with it too! I just checked it out at the library!
  • Helenov
    Helenov Posts: 56
    I liked it, made my husband watch it, he eats too much processed food and soda

    If you liked Hungry for Change, watch the Ted Talk by Jamie Oliver that's mentioned in the movie - INSPIRING. Search Youtube for "jamie oliver ted award" to see it.
  • Halie_Bird
    Halie_Bird Posts: 47 Member
    I LOVED IT!!!! Fat, sick, and nearly dead is another good one =)
  • Brinasacat
    Brinasacat Posts: 505 Member
    Bump, thank you.
  • DorkothyParker
    DorkothyParker Posts: 618 Member
    I won't watch any documentary that discourages meat eating. Does this discourage eating meat? I'll cut out anything, but not meat or cheese. Not happening. Sorry.
  • keyz1508
    keyz1508 Posts: 22 Member
    I watched it last week, it was great. I'm trying to stay away from high frustose corn syrup, it truly is in nearly everything. Netflick has awesome food doc's.
  • Brinasacat
    Brinasacat Posts: 505 Member
    Bump, thank you.
  • luckychef13
    luckychef13 Posts: 21 Member
    I agree ;)
  • kwseneca
    kwseneca Posts: 79
    PLEASE watch Food Inc. I would love to discuss everyone's thoughts on it.
  • hokiegrl00
    hokiegrl00 Posts: 10 Member
    Ha! I'm literally watching it now as I was entering my info!!
  • ldbuster0
    ldbuster0 Posts: 207
    bump
  • schpoopy
    schpoopy Posts: 2
    I agree with Jaidphoenix about "Food Inc". I watched it in a class a few months ago, and it made me think about eating/cooking/buying a LOT differently. That first night, I didn't know what to do, so my poor husband and I had oatmeal for dinner.
  • JewelE77
    JewelE77 Posts: 134 Member
    Bump!
  • sweetpea129
    sweetpea129 Posts: 755 Member
    Vegucated changed my entire life.

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