I am currently working on my Senior Paper.
My topic has gone back and forth many different times, trying to narrow down different thoughts and ideas that I want to talk about.
Even though my paper has geared away from this topic, it is still something I am very passionate about.
If you haven't read Michael Pollan's, The Omnivore's Dilemma, then you need to!
It will totally change how you view food, and products in general to be honest.
It will totally change how you view food, and products in general to be honest.
I am thrilled they have decided to make a film about this subject!
I can't wait to see it :)
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That sounds like a great book and movie...Something I would love to see:)
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I saw the movie then I read the book and Pollan's other book Food Rules they are all so interesting and totally changed the way I look at food!
ReplyDeleteI could't eat meat for the longest time after watching that movie.
ReplyDeleteAlways looking for new stuff to read...I think I'll take you up on this!
ReplyDeleteMy mom is obsessed with that book! Now she buys only grass fed beef.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck on your senior paper! I remember how stressful my senior seminar was. ugh.
ReplyDeleteYes, all we eat is corn. It's no wonder Americans are so sick. I saw the bulk of Food Inc. I haven't eaten fast food since then, well I've had Arby's chicken poppers and curly fries. :)
ReplyDeletei love your blog. i love corn. i love being mormon! you have a beautiful happy family.
ReplyDeleteI saw the movie Food Inc. and I will never eat pork again. Incredible movie - really. It is really sad to see how our food is more like a governmental game than simply a source of nutrition. So glad people out there appreciate this! Thanks for this post!
ReplyDeleteEek. I remember doing my Senior Paper. NOt really. I tried very hard to forget.
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i saw your blog post and IMMEDIATELY thought of that documentary food inc.
ReplyDeleteit is absolutely mind-blowing to see how seriously everything is a by-product of corn.
not to mention disgusting.
verrryy good choice of topic :)
Sounds interesting. I haven't read it. I became vegetarian after watching "Earthlings"
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i used food inc as a source for one of my finals. i really wish that more people would see the film and be effected by it... i too feel passionate about it and am trying to consume less and less processed food.
ReplyDeletegood luck with your paper! what is your major?
AHH! My first time winning a giveaway. :D
ReplyDeleteYou rock!
PS. You should watch King Korn. It's basically all about how we ARE corn.
Dad read it, then he gave it to Brandon to read, now you've read it. I guess it's time I read it. Why has your paper moved away from the book? You'll have to tell me.
ReplyDeleteThey have a documentary called Food Inc. that's on netflix. I dunno if it's the same thing, but I've been debating whether or not to watch it. I've watched a different one about food before though, and my mind was blown! It was amazing to hear about how changing our diets can completely change our health- and it was kind of a 'duh' thing as well. Our bodies are perfectly capable of healing and taking care of themselves.. if we give it the nutrients it needs and treat it right.
ReplyDeleteTotes love The Omnivore's Dilemma. Awesome read! Good luck on your paper and totes nifty blog, Miss!
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Raised By Wolves
Food Inc. changed everything for my husband and I. We started eating totally differently and researching lots of other things that go along with it. Now we are totally hippies and it cracks me up. And it seriously all started when we watched that movie like a year ago.
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I just saw the DVD about 3 weeks ago on Netflix. It was heart breaking to hear about the little boy that died bec of bad meat....My boyfriend wants to buy our meat online from Grass fed farm cows..He's a health nut...TO THE MAX.
ReplyDeleteYou def need to stick with this topic for your paper.
Food Inc. is one of my favorite documentaries, along with Meet Your Meat.
ReplyDeleteyour blog is darling.
very happy i stumbled upon it.
Food Inc is fantastic! I just wrote a paper on a similar topic! Hope whatever topic you choose goes well!
ReplyDeletethis movie changed my life and the way I eat.. well actually the book did.. but the movie is great
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