Hungry For Change
Runtime: 89m 20s | Release date: 2012
This film features: Alejandro Junger, Christiane Northrup, Daniel Vitalis, David Wolfe, Evita Ramparte, Frank Ferrante, James Colquhoun, Jamie Oliver, Jason Vale, Joe Cross, Jon Gabriel, Joseph Mercola, Kris Carr, Mike Adams.We all want more energy, an ideal body, and beautiful, younger looking skin. So what is stopping us from getting this?
From the creators of the best-selling documentary Food Matters comes another hard-hitting film certain to rock your world! Hungry For Change exposes shocking secrets the diet, weight loss, and food industry don't want you to know about; deceptive strategies designed to keep you coming back for more. Find out what's keeping you from having the body and health you deserve, and how to escape the diet trap forever.
Featuring interviews with the best-selling authors, and leading medical experts, plus real life transformational stories, with people who know what it's like to have been sick and overweight. Learn from those who have been there before and continue your health journey today.
In Hungry For Change you will learn:
- How to navigate your supermarket - what to buy and what to avoid
- The real truth behind "DIET", "SUGAR-FREE" and "FAT-FREE" products
- How to overcome food addictions and cravings
- Why fad diets don't work
- What food additives to avoid and how to read labels
- What is fat and cellulite and how do we get rid of it for good
- The most effective detox and cleansing strategies
- How to eat for clear eyes, glowing skin and healthy hair
Featuring:
Dr. Alejandro Junger
Dr. Christiane Northrup
David Wolfe
Daniel Vitalis
Evita Ramparte
Frank Ferrante
Jamie Oliver
Joe Cross
Jason Vale
Jon Gabriel
Dr. Joseph Mercola
Kris Carr
Mike Adams
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Christine Alexander-Smith | 6 days, 16 hours ago
Absolutely brilliant, just right to watch before I start on my journey to reclaim me, and the great thing is I do not have to do this on my own. Thank you so much.
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Pauline Balidiong | FMTV | 6 days, 11 hours ago
Thank you, too, Christine :) ~ Pauline
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Joly Matthijs | 2 weeks, 1 day ago
Thanks!
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Martin Holden | 3 weeks, 6 days ago
Really good show, I am now a little confused, they talk about Coca leaf tea is O.K. for you but when it is refined into Cocaine it is no good for you because it is refined and concentrated, the same with sugar cane and refined sugar. So when I juice or blend fruits, berries, vegetables etc which I do a lot of then, am I refining the ingredients and concentrating them because I have already partly digested them in the juicer or blender do they become too concentrated for me and become toxic to me?????
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Iris Aguanta | FMTV | 3 weeks, 6 days ago
Hi Martin, sorry for the confusion. Juicing and blending are a very effective and easy way to improve one's immune system and one's health in a safe and natural way. Blending fruit and vegetables maintain the fibre content which has a number of beneficial health impacts, including slowing the absorption of nutrients across the bloodstream which will keep you feeling fuller for longer. The inclusion of this fibre also creates less waste from the pulp. On the other side, fresh juice is a highly concentrated source of bioavailable vitamins and minerals. The elimination of fibre from juices increases the absorption of nutrients as fibre impedes some of the digestion and nutrient absorption. The removal of fibre, however, will concentrate the sugar leading to a peak in blood sugar levels - This can be reduced by juicing greens and fruits with a lower sugar content. Here are some articles on the benefits of juicing and blending that I'm sure you'll find useful: https://www.foodmatters.com/article/top-3-benefits-of-green-smoothies, https://www.foodmatters.com/article/how-to-cleanse-and-nourish-your-cells-with-fresh-vegetable-juices and https://www.foodmatters.com/article/juicing-vs-blending-which-one-is-better. I would also suggest watching the following films: https://www.fmtv.com/watch/super-juice-me, https://www.fmtv.com/watch/7-days-2-guys-1-juicer and https://www.fmtv.com/watch/powered-by-green-smoothies. I hope this helps :) ~ Iris
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Maria Dunn | 4 weeks ago
Just watched this film which i thought was excellent and probably the best film i have watched on health. Full of very informative life saving information and not at all political or biased. Everyone should watch this and realise its not complicated to be healthy!
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Jenee Mitchell | 1 month ago
Self love and positive affirmations. It is easy to forget to give yourself that time, say those words and remember that among anything that may be happening in your life right now, you matter. Thanks for a great film
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Sandy Taito-Ipock | 2 months ago
Hello, I have just finished watching this film and I think it is superb. Outstanding! Hopefully, little by little more people will become aware of all the things that are mentioned in this film. Thank you James and Laurentine! Invaluable information!
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Joyce Ann Solomon | FMTV | 2 months ago
On behalf of James and Laurentine, you are welcome Sandy :) ~ Joyce
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Claudia P. Sánchez-Castillo | 2 months, 2 weeks ago
This is a trully marvellous film, it is so illuminating! It is definitely my favourite! Every time I watch it it opens new paths of consciousness for me ! It belongs to the finest jewls of filming. Thanks from deep in my heart to James and Laurentine and to all those featuring! Love you all
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