Food Inc Movie Review

Watch the Movie Food, Inc. for Your Health!

Here’s my verdict: Food Inc. is a must-see for your health. It provides a critical look at where our foods are grown and processed. Below are some of the topics the movie covers — as you’ll see, it is a real eye-opener.

Do you really think the foods you eat are truly safe? Do they come from animals frolicking in pastures? Guess again…

The Oscar-nominated documentary Food, Inc. does its part to expose the ugly truths about how our foods are grown and processed, often with health-harming consequences.

So, what is happening to small, independent farmers who are trying to make a living? They are getting bought up and put out of business by huge food conglomerates that are too concerned about profits at the expense of our collective health. Not to mention, some of the organic food companies are owned by huge corporations too. And, of course, governmental agencies like the FDA and USDA are in cahoots with Big Food to perpetuate this ongoing problem.

Not only are animals being horribly abused, but so are the people who work for these companies.

I believe Food, Inc. should be seen by every person on this planet. It is absolutely imperative to educate yourself about what you are putting into your body everyday, where it comes from and how it is made, grown and processed.

Only then can you make informed decisions about what foods you choose to eat, if those food choices are beneficial to you and your family, your health and, of course, the health of this planet.

Lately, Amazon.com has been running specials on this film. If you can’t wait for the DVD, watch it instantly via your Netflix account.

I strongly urge you to watch with Food, Inc. with your family as soon as you can. Even young children are capable of understanding healthy choices and helping you to make changes within your household a little easier.

Always remember, your health should be your most valued and prized possession. As a society, it is up to each one of us to take care of ourselves, and be responsible about our minds and bodies so that we are each high functioning and healthy.

Please take some time to watch Food, Inc. so that you can become a more informed consumer.