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01-11-2008, 06:52 PM
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Super Sized
Today in my Nutrient cl*** we watched the movie "Super Sized" and if you haven't seen it, it's about one man that is as healthy as a horse eats McDonald's for 30 days straight for breakfest, lunch, and dinner!
He has to order everything on the menu at least once and can't select anything that is not. This movie is not for fun, it is about how "we" Americans are too overweight and how fast food is the corperate, in some people's opinion.This is a must see movie to watch with kid's (that are at least 12) to educate them on what not to eat and how to stay healthy for their future's. 
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01-14-2008, 01:34 PM
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Well if parents to need to watch a movie to educate their kids in what and what not to eat, clealry need help. It's rather obvious is anyones eyes that eating 'Maccy Ds' for breakfast, lunch, & dinner is a heart attack waiting to happen....
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01-14-2008, 08:02 PM
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You'd be surprised at what some parents need to be "taught" - you'd THINK that natural instinct and common sense would be enough to help guide most parents in most things, but it isn't. It's a sad fact and a sad state of affairs if you ask me!
But I would still be interested in seeing this movie you mentioned Chef Girl - or at least hearing how the man did after a month of that sort of diet! Ick!
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