Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Food inc.

Below is a trailer from an amazing documentary called Food Inc. Food Inc. was nominated for an Academy Award last year. I first watched in on a flight back from the UK in January (about the best thing that happened on that flight) It is riveting and will leave you questioning just how our food industry ended up the way it is. Check out the trailer and then try to get your hands on a copy of the DVD.



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6 comments:

Tristan Florence said...

Just a quick post for anyone who may be interested. A self confessed carbohydrate and sugar addict for my entire life, my father Clem has highly recommended that I initiate the Paleo way of life. With nothing to lose and everything to genuinely gain I followed the wisdom of a man that lives and breathes the lifestyle himself. I set about strictly following a program 7 days ago. AFTER SUCH A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO QUESTION IN MY MIND THAT THE PALEO WAY OF LIFE CHANGES THE ENTIRE INTERNAL CHEMISTRY OF THE BODY BOTH PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY. Except for the first 3 days having completely no elimination movement in the bathroom at all I sincerely feel better. And will endevour to continue this way of life despite the urges to reach for my favourite addictive foods. Really as long as I am feeling better I would be a fool not to.

Tristan Florence

Zane said...

Hey Tristan,
Welcome to the blog. It's great to see that you have noticed some positive changes since starting the Paleo diet. Keep it up.

Breakfast
egg muffins
Berries w coconut milk

Snack
Tuna and Olive oil

Lunch
Leftover sweet potato bolognaise

Dinner
Steak
lettuce
tomato
capsicum
walnuts
olive oil
lemon
celtic sea salt & Pepper

Berries and coconut milk

Drinks
3x green tea
water
water & coconut juice (during bike ride)

Supplements
2000iu Vit D
2x glutamine
maca
2x digestive enzyme
200/400mg magnesium

Clemmells said...

Hi Zane just wondering if you or Bjorn had any comments about the Kitavan people of New Guinea. They are apparently lean& disease free, yet eat a diet of 70% CHO

grasshopper said...

supplements
4000 IU Vit D
6 fish oul capsules
1 cucumin phytosome capsule
Bfast
2 egg muffins
1 kiwi fruit & 3 strawberries

Lunch
left over chicken and broccoli, sweet potato
handfull of mixed nuts & fruit,

Dinner
1 portion atlantic salmon about 4 ozs , mixed leaf, homemade
guacomole

Drinks
3 blk coffee
1 blk coffee with coconut milk
water
water with lemon juice

grasshopper said...

hey Zane didnt get the trailer

grasshopper said...

I was doing some research and Andorra a small country that sits between France and spain has the longest life expectancy according to WHO (83.5 years) The Okinawa people of Japan have the most centurians, but Andorrans live the longest, their diet is classic mediterranean, lean meats, fruits veggies, olive oil, red wine sounds about right but what doesnt sit right is that they have a high percentage of population who smoke! perhaps the clean air and the peace and tranquility and almost non existence of crime ( 1 prison for the whole country with 50 inmates) has something to do with it, and the fact they do manual labour well into their 80, 90's and beyond