Film Analysis: Food Matters

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I feel inspired and motivated after watching this documentary. Food Matters investigates the universe of Orthomolecular Medicine and how it thinks about to conventional Modern Medicine. The documentary starts with discussing how our nourishment ventures numerous miles before getting to its final destination and when we purchase it is no less than a week old. The freshness of our sustenance have radically changed all through time. The nutritionist also talks about the issue of soil and how it does not have the supplements for nourishment to develop in a solid, regular manner. Cutting edge scientists have discovered approaches to advance our products for speedier, more proficient development. When I think of it even if I try to live a healthy

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