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Food Matters: You Are What You Eat DVD

Food Matters DVD
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  Food Matters is a documentary film informing you on the best choices you can make for you and your family's health. Wiith so many companies interested in profiting from your misfortune and ill health, this film will help you save time, money, and your health.

Nutritionists turned filmmakers James Colquhoun and Laurentine ten Bosch tracked down the world's leading authorities on nutrition and natural healing as they uncover the true cause of disease. Find out what really works, what doesn’t, and what’s killing people. Becoming informed about the choices you have for your health and well-being can save your life. For example, Vitamin B3 (Niacin) deficiency is often overlooked in people who are suffering from depression. When given in sufficiently large doses, this safe and naturally occurring vitamin can have an intensely positive effect on mood, outlook, and overall mental well-being without any negative side effects. The full story of how one doctor uses niacin to treat his patients for depression is detailed
in the film. Food Matters also discusses how to naturally:
  • Protect you and your family from the deadly risk of cancer
  • Lower your risk of heart disease by living a healthy life
  • Prevent and heal diabetes
  • Be free from depression without all the nasty side effects of conventional treatments
  • Get on top of mental illness
  • Achieve your weight loss goals
  • and more

A clip from Food Matters: You Are What You Eat

 

 

Running time: 80 mins. Wide-screen format. English subtitles for the hearing impaired.

 

 

 

 

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