Love it | Foodmatters | Andrew W. Saul, Charlotte Gerson

food DOES matter! | Foodmatters | Andrew W. Saul, Charlotte Gerson

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	• Foodmatters Andrew W. Saul, Charlotte Gerson Passion River Films, 2009 average customer review:based on 27 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Real food, real health

This documentary is for all who desire living a healthy life through maintaining a healthy diet. Testimonies of leading experts are both compelling and riveting,
leading one to consider a new way of dealing with the type of foods offered and eaten in our society. A must see for all who want insight and understanding of the relationship between good food and good health.

Love it

I love this doco and have lent my copy out to many friends - this copy was actually bought for a relative as a gift. This is a real eye opener to people that have not yet been introduced to the fact that the body can feel good and heal itself through good nutrition, not drugs. Everyone and anyone should watch this - it's great!

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food DOES matter!

This film is Phee-nom-i-nal! I had borrowed a copy from the library, and before the ending credits were done rolling, I had ordered 2 copies from amazon.com. One copy is to never leave my sight, and the other is making a national circuit of my loved-ones. To me, this film, along with the book "The China Study", are the common seeking humans' "holy grail" to looong, HEALTHY, happy, life; for self, the planet, and all her precious creatures.

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Evidence- and Experience-based medicine

One doctor said Japan is a country with the lowest incidence of cancer. That is completely wrong. Japan is the country with the highest incidence of cancer, a unique country where cancer incidence is higher than cardiovascular diseases incidence. That is not contradicting with a general note that Japanese live long. Just that Japanese tend to develop cancer at very old age.

A few doctors mentioned power of mega-dose vitamin C therapy for cancer treatment. The effectiveness is actually not proven clinically. Their arguments are based on their clinical experience and biochem knoledge available they just believe. Randomized controlled trials are now going on (May 15th, 2010), showing no sign of benefits according to Phase I trial, the most preliminary human study ([...]).

I picked up two examples which viewers should be careful of.
All arguments are wonderful, interesting and worth paying attention to. But, I am sure that not all are true.

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Studio: Repnet Llc Release Date: 10/20/2009

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