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ACTOR
Suzy AmisNeal BarnardJames CameronT. Colin Campbell
DIRECTOR
Paul David Kennamer Jr.
SYNOPSICS
Eating You Alive (2018) is a English movie. Paul David Kennamer Jr. has directed this movie. Suzy Amis,Neal Barnard,James Cameron,T. Colin Campbell are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2018. Eating You Alive (2018) is considered one of the best Documentary movie in India and around the world.
How and why what we eat is the cause of the chronic diseases that are killing us, and changing what we eat can save our lives one bite at a time.
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Let Food be thy Medicine
This documentary tells the lay person what they need to know about how what you eat is causing the majority of chronic diseases in America. Pharmaceutical companies are treating the symptoms not curing these chronic illnesses. No one gets healed of their chronic diseases from taking pills. This movie lays convincing evidence that if you are looking for better health it is only a fork away. The leading experts in plant based nutrition are all here. This is the best movie on the power of plant-based nutrition since Forks Over Knives. Once you hear the information and do the research yourself, the evidence is irrefutable.
This movie will change what you put on your plate, for better.
Just WOW. This documentary is such an upgrade from Forks Over Knives. It has all my favorite WFPB (Whole Food Plant Based) doctors and experts. The professional interviews and editing give this film a really nice touch. I couldn't wait for it to be available online for free so I rented the digital version and watched it. Worth every penny, I wish I could've ordered the DVD but unfortunately the shipping expenses to the UK were huge. Well back to the film. It's a masterpiece in my opinion, I have watched many documentaries such as Cowspiracy, Forks Over Knives, Merchants of Doubt, Food Choices, Unity and more. It is long (which in my opinion is good) but the film flows quite naturally. Some scenes are really emotional, a few people interviewed were people that have had their life saved by a whole food plant based diet, in a way it saddens me that this isn't a default way of eating, it just shows how powerful the meat, egg and dairy industries are, alongside the pharmaceutical industries. Some celebrities are present in the film as well, like James Cameron and Samuel L. Jackson. This film and the upcoming What The Health documentary will make 2017 the year of the WFPB movement! Watch it! Your health depends on it :) Best wishes to anyone trying a WFPB lifestyle.
A movie that everyone should definitely see, even if you've already seen 'WHAT THE HEALTH'.
'EATING YOU ALIVE': Four Stars (Out of Five) Another new documentary (like the recent film 'WHAT THE HEALTH') exploring how what we eat causes the majority of the chronic diseases that are killing us. Also like 'WHAT THE HEALTH', the movie proves that veganism is the best way to save all of our lives (also the planet, and of course the animals). The film was directed and co-produced by first time feature filmmaker Paul David Kennamer Jr. I saw this documentary at a special screening on the Oregon State University campus, and I'm glad I did. It's an impressive film, just like 'WHAT THE HEALTH' is! The filmmakers interview several doctors, health experts, scientists and celebrities (like Samuel L. Jackson, James Cameron, and Penn Jillette to name a few) about their knowledge, expertise and feelings about nutrition and diet. Many of the experts they interview are also featured in 'WHAT THE HEALTH'. They also briefly discuss animal cruelty and the effects that eating meat and dairy have on the environment (things that the other documentary doesn't really go into at all). There's even a few vegan recipes thrown into the film as well. The vegan way of life, and diet, is of course presented as the solution to most of our health problems, and big business is once again named as the major culprit. The film is not as well made as 'WHAT THE HEALTH', but it is equally as educational (and emotional). A lot of the information presented in the movie is the same info that is also featured in the other (better) documentary; but it does have some new (different) information too. I think if I had seen this film first, I would have enjoyed it even more. It's not structured as well though, and the music in it kind of sucks. I do always enjoy hearing from celebrities though, about subjects that are important to me, especially the likes of Samuel L. Jackson and James Cameron (my favorite director). Although it's not one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, it's still a very important film. One that everyone should definitely see, even if you've already seen 'WHAT THE HEALTH'. Watch our movie review show 'MOVIE TALK' at: https://vimeo.com/215612720
Same vegan propaganda as "What the Health"
Rather than a documentary, I would rather call this title a vegan or "whole-food, plant-based diet" propaganda film. It does not make an effort to present a balanced story, cite reliable sources (like professors at a medical school) or give you a comprehensive overview of the food it mentions. I cannot see any intention of this movie actually educating people about nutrition or health. Rather, it promotes vegetables throughout the movie and cherry-picks negative information about meat, which is not how things actually are, with the hope to scare you into giving up eating meat all together. It shares many of the fundamental fallacies of "What the Health", so I do not really want to get deep into them. The narrative is same: conspiracy theories, scaremongering, extreme cases (e.g. 500 pound guy), "common people" telling their life story in the most dramatic way, physicians explaining science who are actually authors and speakers for advocating veganism and benefit from such activities. You hardly find a professor in a medical school or nutrition science department of a university, who gives you a more comprehensive overview of academic opinions of nutrition, in these propaganda films. The real conspiracy is that these people (physicians, speakers, authors and chefs etc) try to link everything to diet without talking about other equally important factors, totally ignore the benefits of meat and dramatize the potential danger of meat, so that you can be scared and then tricked into buying their vegan diets or even their treatment programs. As for this film specifically, the plot is just a mess. Massive amount of "statistics", interviews and video clips just pour towards you without a clear outline or any structure, which is even worse than an endless lecture. There are way too many "real life cases" where protagonists having several health issues talk about their experience, which are just repetitive and boring. There are also so many short physician interviews about a lot of things that you lose track of what this film is really about. It is more similar to grandmother's nagging, so you can imagine what a terrible experience it is to watch this movie. Several of the physicians from "What the Health" have showed up, so you more or less know what this film is like before even watching it. This movie relates everything, from lupus to erection dysfunction, to your diet. I am really terrified by this! lol. Plus, if you just use a bit of your brain, you will know that the "Cleveland Clinic" stuff is just blatant advertisement, period. IMDb declined my first submission of the review, citing "violating guidelines", but I do not really think it fit into that category, so I hope IMDb staff did not do that out of personal bias. The producers should really think clearly if this is the way to tell the world their ideals, and if they should be doing it at all.
Important problem, poor approach to solution, no practical recommendations
Clearly obesity is a huge problem. However, the movie gives many quite random interviews which state the threat from different sources r, overuse of proteins, use or overuse of fat, for-profit medical system (both pharma and healthcare). I've seen approximately half of the movie and it din't made an attempt to give recommendations. Movie has a l lot of horror stories from obese people (many of them won over the addiction and are in good shape now). So far they blame: I think movie has bunch of typical problems.