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Deep Dive: Food Matters (2010)

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Food Matters
Food Matters is a 2008 film directed by James Colquhoun that focuses on the impact of nutrition on health. The film argues that a selective diet can effectively treat health conditions such as diabetes, cancer, heart disease, and depression, often serving as an alternative to traditional medical treatments. It critiques the medical industry, labeling it a 'sickness industry' that profits from managing symptoms rather than curing diseases. The film features various individuals including Renee Endycott and David Wolfe, who share their perspectives on nutrition and health. With a runtime of 74 minutes, the film emphasizes the importance of natural food choices in preventing illness and maintaining optimal health.

Why Watch

  • •Find out how diet can replace medical treatments.
  • •Meet experts like David Wolfe and Charlotte Gerson.
  • •See the film's critique of the medical industry.

Did You Know

•The film claims a selective diet can treat diabetes, cancer, and heart disease.
•Food Matters labels the medical industry as a 'sickness industry'.
•The film has a runtime of 74 minutes.
•Director James Colquhoun produced the film in 2008.

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Nutrition enthusiastsHealth advocatesAlternative medicine supporters