Food Matters

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Overview

This documentary examines the current state of America's food supply, and suggests that the over-industrialization of food production is making the nation sicker by the moment. The documentary analyzes the proliferation of chemical additives in "natural" foods, looks at the relationship between the lack of nutrients in the American diet and the nation's rising health care costs, and offers tips for system detoxification. ~ Carly Wray
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Overview

This documentary examines the current state of America's food supply, and suggests that the over-industrialization of food production is making the nation sicker by the moment. The documentary analyzes the proliferation of chemical additives in "natural" foods, looks at the relationship between the lack of nutrients in the American diet and the nation's rising health care costs, and offers tips for system detoxification. ~ Carly Wray
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Special Features

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Product Details

  • Release Date: 11/10/2009
  • UPC: 094922971029
  • Original Release: 2008

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  • Source: Permacology Prod Pty
  • Region Code: 0
  • Time: 1:20:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 1,321

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Ph. D. Andrew W. Saul Participant
Andrew Saul Participant
Charlotte Gerson Participant
Dr. Dan Rogers Participant
David Wolfe Participant
Ian Brighthope Participant
Jerome Burne Participant
Phillip Day Participant
Dr. Victor Zeines Participant
James Colquhoun Participant
Technical Credits
Laurentine ten Bosch Director, Producer
James Colquhoun Producer
Enzo Tedeschi Editor, Producer
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Food Matters
1. Ancient Wisdom [2:06]
2. How Old Is Your Food? [3:42]
3. Raw Foods & Superfoods [6:25]
4. Supplements & Doctortraining [7:47]
5. The Body's Own Healing Mechanism [4:30]
6. Heart Disease [3:24]
7. Drug Money [10:08]
8. Depression & Mental Illness [5:39]
9. Detoxification & Weightloss [4:08]
10. Cancer [14:05]
11. A Whole New Paradigm [7:54]
12. A Better Alternative [4:15]
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Menu

Disc #1 -- Food Matters
   Play Film
   Play Film With English Subtitles
   Chapters
   Disclaimer
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  • Posted October 1, 2010

    Foodmatters

    This video shows us the importance of nutrition ad and how changing our diet could prevent us from developing many diseases, even chronic illnesses. The video gives us the difference between medical treatment and nutritional treatment.
    In fact, people need to be educated if they wish to live longer and build a better future. Let food be our medicine, as it says in this video, because we are what we eat. It is not difficult to change our lifestyle, for we have a secret that is not asking us to furnish many efforts, and it is something we already know. It is cheap, too.

    2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted January 27, 2011

    A "Must See" for anyone truly interested in improving their health.

    Watch this, then do your own research as well. I did that, and have found a pluthera of valuable resources that are helping me. Its more information than i can absorb, but the great thing is that i know where to find out what i need to know.
    This is a great starting point for those who are truly interested in helping themselves. It's a common-sense educational look at what is going wrong, and what we can do to change it. Highly recommended.

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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