Fat Head documentary

the_walrus0

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What do you all think about it? If you haven't seen it, I would watch it.

I am interested in all your opinions. I was a little dazed at the end of it, with all the new information.

It's already so difficult with the food and weight loss industry, and ontop of watching Food Inc. just a few days ago... well I've a lot to worry about.

Of course, I am not stressing, but what do you guys think about what we are learning about our food these days?

It seems like everyday is a new horrifying truth we weren't supposed to know..../sigh
 
Never heard of it, and from what you said, I'll avoid it like the plague.

Things are complicated enough without some show making it even worse - especially since it seems as if everything that is published as true and scientifically confirmed one day, is out of the window again the next day.
 
the_walrus0 said:
What do you all think about it? If you haven't seen it, I would watch it.

I am interested in all your opinions. I was a little dazed at the end of it, with all the new information.

It's already so difficult with the food and weight loss industry, and ontop of watching Food Inc. just a few days ago... well I've a lot to worry about.

Of course, I am not stressing, but what do you guys think about what we are learning about our food these days?

It seems like everyday is a new horrifying truth we weren't supposed to know..../sigh
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Working as a chef for a few years, I can tell you this...

If people knew the truth behind their food, none of us would have a weight problem - because we would never want to eat.
 
I liked it. Makes you think a little but his points are a bit 'glossy' in places.

The core of his argument is calories in/calories out. Fair enough.

If someone hase enough time on their hands then watching 'SuperSize Me' followed by 'Fat Head' would frazzle your brain.
In many ways I'd lean more towards FatHead than Spurlock for 'truthiness'. Spurlock says mostly what you'd expect him to say but FatHead is more 'traditional common sense' - just my 2c
 
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