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La santé dans l'assiette

Titre original : Forks Over Knives
  • 2011
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  • 1h 36min
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La santé dans l'assiette (2011)
A documentary that examines the claim that most, if not all, of the degenerative diseases that afflict us can be controlled, or even reversed, by rejecting our present menu of animal-based and processed foods.
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueExamines the profound claim that most, if not all, of the degenerative diseases that afflict us can be controlled, or even reversed, by rejecting our present menu of animal-based and process... Tout lireExamines the profound claim that most, if not all, of the degenerative diseases that afflict us can be controlled, or even reversed, by rejecting our present menu of animal-based and processed foods.Examines the profound claim that most, if not all, of the degenerative diseases that afflict us can be controlled, or even reversed, by rejecting our present menu of animal-based and processed foods.

  • Réalisation
    • Lee Fulkerson
  • Scénario
    • Lee Fulkerson
  • Casting principal
    • Lee Fulkerson
    • Matthew Lederman
    • Alona Pulde
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    • Réalisation
      • Lee Fulkerson
    • Scénario
      • Lee Fulkerson
    • Casting principal
      • Lee Fulkerson
      • Matthew Lederman
      • Alona Pulde
    • 59avis d'utilisateurs
    • 23avis des critiques
    • 57Métascore
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    Lee Fulkerson
    • Self - Narrator
    Matthew Lederman
    • Self - Doctor
    • (as Matthew Ledderman M.D.)
    Alona Pulde
    • Self - Doctor
    • (as Alona Pulde M.D.)
    T. Colin Campbell
    T. Colin Campbell
    • Self - Doctor
    • (as T. Colin Campbell Ph.D.)
    Caldwell Esselstyn Jr.
    • Self - Doctor
    • (as Caldwell Esselstyn Jr. M.D.)
    Joey Aucoin
    • Self - Landscape Developer
    John McDougall
    John McDougall
    • Self - Doctor
    • (as John McDougall M.D.)
    Connie Diekman
    • Self - Director of University Nutrition, Washington University
    • (as Connie Diekman MEd RD FADA)
    Pam Popper
    Pam Popper
    • Self - Executive Director, The Wellness Forum
    • (as Pam Popper N.D.)
    Doug Lisle
    • Self - Doctor
    • (as Doug Lisle Ph.D.)
    Terry Mason
    • Self - Chicago Commissioner of Health
    • (as Terry Mason M.D.)
    San'Dera Brantley-Nation
    • Self - Diabetes Sufferer
    Junshi Chen
    • Self - Doctor & Scientist
    • (as Junshi Chen Ph.D.)
    Cammie Aucoin
    • Self - Joey's Relative
    Jason Aucoin
    • Self - Joey's Relative
    Evelyn Oswick
    • Self - Patient
    Anthony Yen
    • Self - Patient
    Deborah Lowe
    • Self - Lee's Partner
    • Réalisation
      • Lee Fulkerson
    • Scénario
      • Lee Fulkerson
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    Avis des utilisateurs59

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    10bhouman

    Medically Correct Document

    This is an extraordinary documentary movie, which clarifies the truth about the relationship of the food we eat and our health. Everything is correct and precisely documented. As a physician and surgeon, who is "not" vegetarian, and with 30 years of experience in one of the most reputable institution in my specialty I can testify that the food and activity that we have WILL affects our health without a doubt.

    As much as our eating habits and dietary intakes are in most part, or at least 30 to 50% is based on animal-based products this information opens the viewer's mind to other options, which in some cases have proved to be a lifesaver, according to presented documents and angiograms. In all fairness, the producer shows the opposite opinion and their views and leaves the decision to the viewer to decide. This movie certainly did not show a one-sided view of vegan life style. It presented the views of other people who in fact are proponents of "balanced" diet too. In short, I recommended it extremely highly. Physicians should watch this movie, so do their patients and relatives.
    rsn82

    Very Entertaining and VERY VERY alarming.

    I decided to watch this documentary a few days ago because I've recently watched "Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead" and "Foodmatters" and I loved them both. They were both inspiring on some level, but more than inspiring they were eye opening. It can't come as a surprise to anyone living in the west that we are clearly doing something wrong. We may not want to hear about it, or agree on what "it" is but I can tell you after you watch "Forks Over Knives" you will hear a convincing case against the consumption of meat and dairy. The documentary illustrates the findings of two different scientists who have spent more than 50 years each researching the link between nutrition and disease. Their findings are compelling to say the least. Not only does this documentary show tons of scientific evidence but it mixes in some personal stories for variety and entertainment. I eat tons of meat and tons of dairy so some of the science presented in "Forks over Knives" wasn't exactly music to my ears, but the evidence is hard to deny. Even if it's not what you want to hear, and you have no inclination to become vegan you will still find this documentary highly entertaining and memorable.
    10dhunsber

    A Case Could Be Made - Most Important Documentary Ever

    I saw this film at a screening in Philadelphia on July 26th.

    Most of us understand by now that the typical Western diet is not ideal. But this film explains that, in early clinical studies and scientific research, the overwhelming evidence points to some specific things we eat that are slowly killing us. It also explains that there is a way to eat that you will very likely live long and well. This movie is as simple as that, and as complex as that.

    Traveling along with some of the pioneers in this field, you get to really see how obvious the approach they support is to them, and probably should be to us. You also get a "taste" of what this movement is up against. I get the sense that this film's point is to show the Dr.'s who were screaming: "Why isn't anyone listening to us?" and giving them a chance to say, "Hey everyone, here is what we have been saying for 20 years, and here is our clinical and scientific proof, now go ahead and tell us how we are wrong."

    Most of all, it is very well done. I really enjoyed how well the stories intertwined, as well as some terrific graphics. Some of the personal stories, for me, were the most convincing.

    Every once in a while, a documentary comes out that is just in the right place at the right time to become must see and force social change. I believe in 10 years, people will be talking about this film as the moment when America and Europe finally "Got It". I cannot imagine that this will not be an early favorite for an Oscar for Best Documentary.
    8goddardr

    It changed my diet

    There is no quibbling about it; this movie does have a certain agenda that some people will find objectionable. Okay. But, there is enough supportive information to at least consider altering our heavy meat and dairy eating habits.

    As a middle aged male with questionable eating habits, I have been concerned about my blood pressure, cholesterol, general overweight condition, and the numerous medicines that were necessary to keep them in check. When I watched this documentary, I went to check out some of the information presented. While there are some distortions, the bulk of the facts did vet out. Shortly after scrutinizing the documentary's information, I made the decision to try a plant-based diet, excluding all the meat and dairy that I never thought twice about eating for three months. The end of the three month "test" was to include a medical exam and corresponding blood work. Why not? What is there to lose?

    I did decide to include a couple of servings of fish a week in my "vegan" diet. This was a tip of the hat to the Norwegian study that saw a dramatic drop in cardiovascular related deaths when meat and dairy were restricted sharply during WWII. What they specifically left out of the film was the fact that the Norwegians stepped up their fish eating greatly during that time. Other than the inclusion of fish, I went with a plant based diet.

    In a nutshell, the blood work and physical changes after three months did see significantly better results. My weight was down. The cholesterol was down 25%. My HDL and LDL ratio improved. Blood pressure still remains an issue and, sorry to say, it didn't help with male performance, but the other results were impressive. When I told my doctor to look at the last year results against this year's, he took a double-take and asked, "What's going on?" He okay'd a cutting of my cholesterol and one of my blood pressure meds. A checkup on the changes are due soon.

    While there is plenty to criticize about the film's bias, there is room for all of us to take stock and ask, why not take a step toward improving our eating habits? Is there anyone that really believes eating animal based foods is good for you in large quantities? Yes, probably a hamburger now and then isn't going to kill you, but eating a larger portion of fruits and vegetables is a better step for us in the long run. I'm at about the six-month mark now. I can't see going back to a diet similar to what I had before. I like the way I feel now and I like the numbers on my blood report. It is enough to keep me on a vegan diet.
    10andythaler

    Incredible movie, compelling facts behind it

    I don't know exactly what to praise first.

    First, there are the facts. They are very important. The doctors featured in this documentary have conducted numerous thorough nutritional studies (among them the likely most extensive nutritional study ever performed, the 'China study') that present compelling proof for a simple fact: Eating animal-based foods will make you sick. Eating a diet of whole food, low fat, plant based foods, will keep you healthy. However, they did not just find out this big secret, they used it very successfully over decades to treat - and cure - severely ill patients that had already been 'given up' by conventional medicine. When I first heard this story and saw the proof (I read the book before viewing the film), I asked myself 'Why did nobody ever tell me that?' The documentary answers this question, and you will not like the answer (it has a lot to do with what is more important for the US government, the financial well-being of its big food companies or the health of its citizens)

    Second, there is the movie. Apart from bringing very important information, it is well made and entertaining. Nobody likes to hear talking heads reciting scientific data, regardless how important it is, for the length of a movie. The way it is made, weaving stories with background information, makes it worth viewing also from the entertainment point of view.

    And third, there's the fact that the entire film crew (producers, directors, cameramen, cutters, even the interns on the set) and the composer of the music score all adopted a lifestyle based on plant based nutrition. If this does not tell you that the information presented is credible and convincing, then what does? Go see the movie. If possible, go for one of the pre-screenings or see it later in a cinema near you. And most likely also at the Academy Awards presentation...

    Best regards, Andy

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      Kristen Bell became vegan after watching this film.
    • Citations

      Title Card: One quarter of what you eat keeps you alive. The other three-quarters keeps your doctor alive. - Ancient Egyptian Proverb

    • Connexions
      Featured in Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Épisode #1.19 (2011)
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    • Date de sortie
      • 16 octobre 2013 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 739 561 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 17 645 $US
      • 9 janv. 2011
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      • 739 561 $US
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      1 heure 36 minutes
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