Why We Like It

We’re fans of Food Matters because the creators — like us — believe that good health can be achieved in a natural way: through healthy and informed eating habits, rather than the overuse of medication. Following the notion that “you are what you eat,” producer-directors James Colquhoun and Laurentine ten Bosch have created a documentary film that takes a hard-hitting look at our current state of health.

Food Matters cuts to the core causes of our health problems, offering broad and informed perspectives on the food and drug industries. The feature-length film also features interviews with world leaders in nutrition and natural healing who support the claim that eating wholesome, unprocessed foods is an effective strategy for treating and even curing chronic illnesses like cancer and diabetes.

As an extension of the documentary film, the Food Matters “Learning Programs” offer discussions with world-renowned nutritionists, scientists and MDs pertaining to natural treatments for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, depression and mental illness. We like the supplemental programs because they give people access to solid information that allows them to begin preventing illnesses before they occur.

How It Works

There are several ways to reap the rewards and benefits of the bevy of information that Food Matters has to offer.

View the film online
Watch this feature-length documentary online for less than $5. (Watch the trailer of the film below.)

Order the DVD
Add the film to your movie library!
Watch the Learning Programs
Each program — Cancer, Heart Disease, Diabetes, and Depression and Mental Illness — offers up to six hours of footage discussing natural treatments for a specific illness. Each program also includes a 30-page workbook that goes along with the videos. Learn more at www.foodmatters.tv.
Visit the Web site
In addition to film and learning programs, the Web site offers sound advice on proper nutrition (the specifics of superfoods, organic foods and supplements), lifestyles (advice on techniques including exercise, yoga, and relaxation and meditation), and detox and weight loss. Visit Food Matters at www.foodmatters.tv.

Cost and Commitments

Online viewing of Food Matters: Watch the feature-length documentary film on the Web for just $4.95.
Food Matters DVD: Buy the film for $24.95. Need a bulk supply? Buy 10 or more DVDs for just $12.48 per DVD.
Learning Programs: Get unlimited access to the online video lessons for $79 each.
While the DVD and Learning Programs come at a cost, the Web site offers a plethora of information about nutrition, lifestyles and more for FREE. Visit www.foodmatters.tv.