Showing posts with label documentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentary. Show all posts

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Food Matters


We watched this documentary this afternoon.  Interesting for me, especially since my Dad is a doctor.  I am not all  that sure about the vitamin supplements, will need to do a bit of research on that.  But I do agree that we need to be eating more fresh, natural foods.  Rather interesting to hear that cooking makes the food not a nutritious.  We should be eating half cooked & half raw every meal.  So tonight I made a vegetable frittata and then a raw carrot & cucumber each with a few glasses of water.
This journey is an interesting one... the weight is still not disappearing as good as I want.  I think I need to start drinking more water.

Here is the trailer...

Friday, May 21, 2010

RuthEllen was here but the roofellin!: Food Glorious Food

From my personal blog

17 May 2010


Food Glorious Food

I love to cook and I love to have people over for dinner.  Food is a huge part of culture & community.  It seems that in the past few months I have been reading, watching and thinking a lot about food & our bodies.  Here are some of the things that have really got me thinking. Click on the links-- its food for thought!
Reading...
You are Fat
Health
3 posts by Tall Skinny Kiwi (1 for each part of his name)
Watching...
Jamie Olivers Food Revolution & his TED speech
Food Inc (great documentary)
Thoughts...
Series of Choices (my personal health)
The vulnerable are unfortunately always exploited and abused.  You will have heard of emotional, sexual & physical abuse, but what about food abuse??
From Oliver Twist' tasteless and insufficient tale of food, and now today's fatty, processed rubbish, children and adults are not getting a fair chance.
Today's problem is mainly through a lack of education. Knowledge is power, and ignorance keeps people in the dark & under control.
I want to be a part of the food revolution.
I want to get myself & family eating healthily, and exercising regularly.
I want to grow or buy seasonal fresh fruit & vegetables, and produce our own meat.
I want to help educate my community so they have the choice to do the same.