What does /fit/ think of this movie?

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>>42204789

it's all a lie and he -will- die of cancer

if you wan't to watch an actual documentary by an actual professional I would start with fat sick and nearly dead or cowspiracy.

>>42204789
>>42204817
I haven't seen a single food documentary cover the issues well or in an unbiased way.

They're probably all shit and to be avoided

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>>42204817

>drinking veggies only

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>>42204789

now read this

>>42204789

Totally dishonest and sensationalist.

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>>42204840
The problem is that they're all funded by some heavily biased corporation. Even Supersize Me was funded by anti GMO groups with a bias against the fast food industry.

General wisdom is always take what documentaries say with a grain of salt because they're always made with some kind of agenda behind them.

>>42204789
>What does /fit/ think of this movie?
I think its a bunch of BOLOGNA

>>42204942
what the actual fuck is that real?

>>42204942
the more and more i see of shit coming out of the UK, the more I literally think it's 1984 there...

>>42204789

You'd have to be extremely gullible to believe anything in this documentary

https://thescienceofnutrition.wordpress.com/2012/02/19/tom-naughton-is-a-fat-head/

>>42204879

Or this book

https://thescienceofnutrition.wordpress.com/2012/09/26/good-calories-bad-calories-a-critical-review/

Not sure about being healthy, but you can sure as fuck eat McDonald's everyday without being fat.

I eat McDonald's like 2-3 times a week and I've lost 100 pounds in the past year.
Portion control, etc.

>>42204789
Fake perfect macro protein bars.

I recently saw one that was just kind of funny to watch called From Fit to Fat and Back.

>>42205341
>high carbs aren't bad
are you seriously saying this