[ha8o8le]

This is the truth. There's a lot more to this - so much so that I decided to make a documentary about it. I don't mean to promote it (there is nothing to promote yet, for now it's just a website), but here it is if anyone is interested http://FoodLies.org

I have one of these thought leader doctors on board. Would love any feedback or help from the community to get this made.

[jonex]

I don't know how the film will be, but based on the short quips on the homepage, it seems Alan Aragon's quote from 2016 won't be far off: https://www.facebook.com/alan.aragon.796/posts/1015548460098...

Well, in the best case I guess, seems you think the textbook is just a bunch of lies and there won't even be half of the pages left in there?

Just hoping that you won't further the spread of the many myths about nutrition that are so popular today. There are for instance actually still people who don't think calories in vs calories out determines weight change.

The relevant question of course is what determines calories in and out if you aren't counting it manually.