Scary look at how fast food can give you an addictive feeling
Super Size Me was Morgan Spurlock’s documentary about what eating McDonalds every day for a month would do to his body and health. Spurlock was inspired by the growing obesity in the United States. You could guess it was not good.<br /><br />Watching the film you get a perverse desire to see just what McDonalds will do to the guy. He consulted with a series of doctors and had weekly check ins with them to test his weight and physical condition and the results were crazy. It wasn’t just weight gain but it affected his liver and because almost everything he ate had sugar in it his mood and mental state changed as well. You wouldn’t think you could get an addiction to fast food but that was the sense he got from it.<br /><br />Along the way Spurlock touches on some side issues as well such as how bad school lunches are, lawsuits against fast food restaurants, the lobbying power of the food industry, and others. Again this was what led him to make the movie so he wanted to include them.<br /><br />After seeing the film it will definitely make you think about your diet. Unfortunately the number of people who might actually change is probably a depressingly small amount.<br />C
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