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Foods That Cure Disease

  • 2018
  • 4h 16m
IMDb RATING
6.2/10
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Foods That Cure Disease (2018)
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Craig McMahon overcame genetic high cholesterol through plant-based eating, guided by leading doctors. Cornell-certified in plant nutrition, he interviews experts and demonstrates healthy co... Read allCraig McMahon overcame genetic high cholesterol through plant-based eating, guided by leading doctors. Cornell-certified in plant nutrition, he interviews experts and demonstrates healthy cooking based on scientific research.Craig McMahon overcame genetic high cholesterol through plant-based eating, guided by leading doctors. Cornell-certified in plant nutrition, he interviews experts and demonstrates healthy cooking based on scientific research.

  • Director
    • Craig McMahon
  • Stars
    • T. Colin Campbell
    • Caldwell Esselstyn Jr.
    • Michael Greger
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.2/10
    159
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    • Director
      • Craig McMahon
    • Stars
      • T. Colin Campbell
      • Caldwell Esselstyn Jr.
      • Michael Greger
    • 10User reviews
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    7chrissso

    Squandered Opportunity

    This video consists of two distinct narratives ... blended into a single documentary. One is comprised of interviews with some of the biggest names in the Whole Foods Plant Based movement (T Colin Campbell, Caldwell Esselstyn Jr, Thomas M Campbell and Michael Greger) on the benefits of such a diet ... while the other features a wonderful whole foods cooking demonstration/instruction by narrator and director Craig McMahon.

    It's an ambitious undertaking ... all told the video is over four hours long ... but there is a huge problem. The doc bounces between interviews and cooking so much it becomes distracting and even annoying. It's like trying to have a serious conversation with someone that keeps changing the subject. This is disappointing because both narratives had great potential.

    I wish McMahon could have foreseen this unfortunate synergy and in turn released both halves individually ... as compatriots ... in the same package ... because this would have been really instructive and beneficial.

    More so, had this documentary been available on DVD this would not be a problem as DVDs have chapters while the Amazon Prime viewing app on Roku does not ... which means you are constantly fast forwarding.

    In the end the interviews are OK ... but it's the cooking demos that make this worth enduring a little frustration. Sorry Craig ... please consider a redo.
    10ebainink

    Long but fruitful

    You pay a lot of money to go on a weekend retreat that teaches lifestyle cooking with prominent lectures. I watched this for FREE on Prime Video. Lots of cooking demos that deconstructs complicated recipes that meat eaters enjoy into simple, healthy, inexpensive meals. Loved that they got THE prominent, credentialed, decades of experience, rockstars of medical research and medical practitioners to explain the science and outcomes from Cornell University, etc of the 40 plus years of the China Study and scores of the most recent research. Yes, probably newbies should look at Forks Over Knives or Diet Fiction or the soon-to-be-released Game Changers first. THIS is practical and informative and the cooking demos are fabulous. I watched in four sittings.
    10agasi999

    This docu should be made compulsory viewing for every man, woman and child

    This is the documentary Big Pharma doesn't want you to watch. And take that from someone who works in Big Pharma! Watch this even if you are currently on a plant based diet. This will change what you thought you knew about nutrition. This documentary should be made compulsory viewing for every man, woman and child. Even as someone who's on a plant based diet Ive realised there is a lot that I need to change. Its long but definitely stick to it as they also show some recipes in between.
    10johnzocco

    Great documentary!

    A lot of people seem to hate this documentary just on the basis of it being about whole plant based eating without oil. Whatever, I enjoyed watching it. Lots of cooking videos. Very helpful for those who want to transition to a vegan lifestyle and how to cook whole plant based foods.
    10dannair

    I thought I knew everything about eating healthy!

    I thought I knew everything about eating healthy and boy how wrong was I!! This is a long documentary however there are some delicious plant based recipes in between. Stay with it...I think its only fair to spend 4 hours on educating yourself on a topic that will probably stop you from an early death.

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      • June 16, 2018 (United States)
    • Country of origin
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    • Language
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