The magic pill

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posted by Seadog
on 7 Jun 2018 at 08:16

Hi,

I just wanted to share a movie I watched last night. It was recommended to me by a friend, and it was simply breathtaking. It charts the effect of eating a LCHF diet on various people, an autistic child, a lady with a malignant breast tumour and various others. The results are simply outstanding. The movie also tells the battle that Prof Tim Noakes had in S Africa with trying to defend himself against malpractice. This movie is on Netflix and Amazon, I’m not trying to push it on you, but please find the time to watch it, it will absolutely convince anybody who is still sitting on the fence about this WOE. I’m sensing that this gradual change that we have been witnessing, may be picking up pace…
posted by MaggieBath
on 7 Jun 2018 at 09:51

Yes, it is interesting and so shocking to see how badly the native population have suffered from their change of lifestyle. The Australian Medical Association are trying to get Netflix to remove it – shades of Tim Noakes?
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/diet/pete-evans-defends-his-the-magic-pill-documentary-after-the-sunday-project-panel-weighed-in/news-story/5abaf3e9c5a1b80af12d16195494e587
posted by KazzUK
on 7 Jun 2018 at 10:44

Hi Seadog and Maggie – it’s an awesome documentary and it left me feeling all sorts of emotions from desperation, joy, anger etc. Thanks for the link Maggie. Hmmmmm! made me shiver when I read his tweet…. shades of TN indeed….