I know this might have already been talked about but man I want everyone who has not seen this, who does eat fast food, to watch it for sure!!
OMG you HAVE to watch this. I swear I am NEVER eating another fry at McDonalds again. You have to watch the bonus footage on the DVD, it is mind blowing. I had a real wake up call tonight!
amazon:
Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, rejected five times by the USC film school, won the best director award at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival for this alarmingly personal investigation into the health hazards wreaked by our fast food nation. Under extensive medical supervision, Spurlock subjects himself to a steady diet of McDonald's cuisine for 30 days just to see what happens. In less than a week, his ordinarily fit body and equilibrium undergo dark and ugly changes: Spurlock grows fat, his cholesterol rockets north, his organs take a beating, and he becomes subject to headaches, mood swings, symptoms of addiction, and lessened sexual energy. The gimmick is too obvious to sustain a feature documentary; Spurlock actually spends most of the film probing insidious ways that fast food companies worm their way into school lunchrooms and the hearts of young children who spend hours in McDonald's playrooms. French fries never looked more nauseating
OMG you HAVE to watch this. I swear I am NEVER eating another fry at McDonalds again. You have to watch the bonus footage on the DVD, it is mind blowing. I had a real wake up call tonight!
amazon:
Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, rejected five times by the USC film school, won the best director award at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival for this alarmingly personal investigation into the health hazards wreaked by our fast food nation. Under extensive medical supervision, Spurlock subjects himself to a steady diet of McDonald's cuisine for 30 days just to see what happens. In less than a week, his ordinarily fit body and equilibrium undergo dark and ugly changes: Spurlock grows fat, his cholesterol rockets north, his organs take a beating, and he becomes subject to headaches, mood swings, symptoms of addiction, and lessened sexual energy. The gimmick is too obvious to sustain a feature documentary; Spurlock actually spends most of the film probing insidious ways that fast food companies worm their way into school lunchrooms and the hearts of young children who spend hours in McDonald's playrooms. French fries never looked more nauseating
: That is just so WRONG!!!!
: . I know that once I see this film I'm probably going to be sobbing about what a horrible mother I have been, caring enough to not to vax but not enough to spare then chemical cocktails of McDonalds's cheeseburgers and egg mcmuffins.
, mommy to Destiny, 4 
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And they wonder why these kids are overweight and have behavioural problems . The schools in my area do not have cafeterias, but there is a breakfast program. It bothers me that they provide the children with sugary "punch", but I guess that this is the only breakfast some kids get.
