Naked Lunch: Comparisons of Documentaries Super Size Me and Forks Over Knives

The documentary has become very popular in recent years, and the movie of Michael Moor succeeded in stimulating learning and entertainment. Two filmmakers benefited from a new interest in the nonfiction film movement, including director Morgan Spoker and Lee Fuchsson. Both filmmakers are producing documentaries on healthy eating in North America and lack of healthy eating. The Spurlock movie "Super Size Me" is about a healthy man who wants to know what happens to his body just by eating McDonald's for a month.

KareninBluffton: I saw a documentary "Forks over Knives" based on a vegan diet by Dr. Caldwell Esslestyn (a retired Cleveland Clinic doctor). This I believe that eating completely vegetable based meal, no meat, no dairy products, no oil helps prevent and recover heart disease and helps treat some cancers. is it true? Are you helping people to change from a typical Western meal to a vegan diet? If I want to do this, how can I find a local doctor to watch me? DrGolubic: Yes, we have succeeded in bringing people to Esslestyn's plant nutrition. This diet brings more benefit than patients with coronary heart disease. It is useful for patients with various chronic diseases associated with poor lifestyle choices such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, prostate cancer, breast cancer, colon cancer and some other types of cancer.

We will continue to look more. A wonderful documentary called Forks over Knives shows how people can recover their diseases by eating healthy plant-based meals. The documentary "founder" details the history of the origin of McDonald's - and the moral warning silenced from the beginning.

I can not finish this article without mentioning the amazing documentary Forks Over Knives. We discover and discover many degenerative diseases, cancer, type 2 diabetes, obesity, heart disease related to diets of high animal protein such as meat and dairy products. This is a must-see and will ask you to re-examine your body, will change the way you eat