(12PressRelease.com) The incredible claim which has been recently put forward about how we can control degenerative diseases by avoiding processed meals and animal based foods is to be rolled out shortly in the form of a feature film.
There have been a number of films and documentaries in recent years which have exposed the truth behind the damaging effects of unhealthy diets, and Super Size Me and King Corn both spring to mind as being eye opening affairs which revealed some unpalatable truths to the public.
It is clearly the case that something is wrong with our lives, as constantly improving medical science is unable to halt the alarming rise in diseases such as diabetes. Apart from this, obesity levels are going through the roof all over the world and a huge percentage of the world‘s population takes prescription drugs on a daily basis.
The likes of cancer, strokes and heart disease are terrifying diseases which the huge recent investments in research just can‘t seem to find a solution to. Could the answer to all of these problems lie not with the doctors and scientists but on our dinner plates?
It seems that the Forks Over Knives film, which is previewed and explained on the fine www.forksoverknives.com site, is going to go a step further than other food films and documentaries by not just showing us how a diet can harm us but in also giving us a way to avoid long term health problems with the aid of a few simple dietary changes and a bit of common sense.
It follows the dogged investigative work of Dr. T. Colin Campbell and Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn as they set about using their expertise and vast experience in the field to nutrition to travel the world in an attempt to find where we have gone wrong and what we can learn from other countries with a more natural diet. Their travels to China, Canada and the USA include state of the art 3D images and some profound insights which could change the way we eat and live forever.
The site which details the film has already gained a massive following, as its Facebook statistics bear out, and it certainly gives a powerful and in depth summary of the film which is essential reading for anyone who is interested in the subject of better health and a more natural diet. A trip to the site before the film‘s May 6 release is highly recommended.