Great visuals, story delivers no surprises

Don't Believe the Hype

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

This film has has the power to change the health of our population, our nation and our planet.

This film does an excellent job showing both the entrenched corruption in our public institutions that promote animal agriculture, as well as the positive force of caring and perseverance to help shed light and bring healing to people. This is the story of what happens when people bring the power of truth (Gandhi's Satyagraha) to homes, churches, and legislative assemblies. In spite of enormous resistance, positive change is possible. Highly recommended for everyone.

This is yet another vegan, anti "eat-meat" propaganda, conspiracy movie. "A 10-day vegan challenge" that is supposed to be a scientific prove of something. Of course the participants felt better, but not because of the vegan diet, but because of the lower calorie intake. No need to starve or do some snake oil diets, just cut your calorie intake by 50%, eliminate all sugar and high carb, high glycemic foods (rice, etc), go like this for 3 days ... and experience a miracle. This is all it is.

This film is a wonderful testament to the power of a whole foods plant-based (WFPB) lifestyle to prevent or turn around the ravaging health effects of the standard American diet (SAD) centered around meat and dairy consumption. People across the globe are becoming aware of the impeccable science that Dr. T. Colin Campbell and many others have set forth to guide us as we make our future nutritional choices. As with the tobacco debate twenty years ago, Nelson Campbell demonstrates in this film that there are powerful political and financial interests vested in keeping the status quo of ever more sick and debilitated citizens. Of course, the transition to a WFPB lifestyle will require seismic shifts in our world's economy – but all to the betterment of human, planetary and animal health. As they say, "The truth is a stubborn thing – it does not go away".