Supercharge Me! [Trailer]
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Ever wonder what the opposite of the film “Super Size Me” would be like? With a tip of the headdress to Morgan Spurlock of “Super Size Me,” Jenna Norwood takes us on her journey to see what happens when she enrolls in a raw food detox center and consumes only organic, raw, enzyme-rich foods for 30 days. It’s all in an effort to fit into a Las Vegas showgirl costume for Halloween, but the experience has some surprising results. Meet experts (David Wolfe), celebrities (Ben Vereen & Kathy Sledge) and others seeking to resolve serious health issues on a raw food diet. Takes the mystery out of colon hydrotherapy, too. An entertaining, educational and inspiring documentary. A detoxifying experience! Unofficial PG rating, according to MPAA guidelines.










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Well, now I don’t have to watch it to see that it works. The trailer left no mystery, no hook, nothing. Shotty production from what I can see, and after already watching “Dying To Have Known” (an excellent documentary on similar subject matter) I know that a raw diet is an excellent alternative to our typical American diet.
Love the message though, raw organics should be a part of every health-conscientious person’s life.
tried this for 2 months. i guess it’s for women primary, because i lost a LOT of weight (including muscle mass) and felt ultimately weak and sickly. couldn’t go out, because i was self cautious about my body, and the fact, that i’m too skinny. i suggest thinking things trough before trying something like this.
best wishes.
You must take in protein even when you are eating raw organic. There are raw vegan organic protein substances that are sold.
Humans separated from apes by evolving large brains and small guts. This was achieved when we learned to cook meat. Thus eating meat is not only a cultural heritage and an inalienable human right, it is also a prerequisite for optimum health and brain function.