To me, this movie is perfection.

Good , But It Is Overrated By Some

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.

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

This one is a bit long but well worth watching. As well as providing enlightening interviews with doctors, researchers and other professionals, the film suggests ways consumers can protect themselves in a poisoned environment.The film covers nutrition, child student performance, ADHD. Stunt woman Spice Williams Crosby gives a humorous interview, and Larry Hagman was in rare form as well.Dr. Blaylock provides suggestions about what people can do to combat the toxic food additives that are prevalent in our food supply.I won't give away the ending, but I found it to be very moving.

This is what I referred to as Sweet Misery Part II, which explains more of the toxic food additives, but covers more grounds on Monosodium glutamate, plus further toxicity problems of Aspartame, and briefly on food additives. While there may be debate on whether aspartame is dangerous or not, there is actually an easy way to prove it through brain scan imaging studies using SPECT brain scans, which you can clearly the enormous brain metabolic changes just after drinking a bottle of diet Pepsi or Diet Coke. If anyone wants to film, Super Size me, such as drinking diet coke, and diet product for an entire month, the brain may in fact be so damage that it is beyond repair -that's just my personal opinion. I however, prefer to watch Sweet Misery for aspartame, and watch Sweet remedy for more information on Monosodium Glutamate and Aspartame. What is most interesting about this film is that they also added aspartame in Flintstone multivitamins and many pharmaceuticals, which that alone was worth the watch. Most people could not obtain the film from retail sources often ended up downloading from torrent. What I can say about my own personal experiences is that my eye has now a permanent macular degeneration in one eye and nearly went deaf drinking the diet Pepsi for an entire month, until I realized it came from aspartame, but it was too late, disability already effected me from working full time. Therefore it is worth the watch. If anyone denies any brain damage, SPECT scan is one way to prove it, and if it's cellular phones, then cooking boiled eggs using the cellular is enough to find out that talking too long can also cook the brains. No need for "official statements". Even ants, rats, and dogs avoided eating aspartame laced food why did I even bother to take this, is one question that the video also asks.