By James Fell Lose It Right: A Brutally Honest 3-Stage Program to Help You Get Fit and Lose Weight Without Losing [Paperback] Cover
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By James Fell Lose It Right A Brutally Honest 3-Stage Program to Help You Get Fit and Lose Weight Without Losing [Paperback]

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The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

The documentary, which is discussed as if it were a book or source material, explained the failure of the American food system and inspired the filmmakers to open an organic coffee shop and market. The conversation often referred to the documentary's insights as key knowledge points for the audience.

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And today they're going to tell us, I think not only how to break big food, but also how to break our addiction. I'm hoping how to break our addiction to big food, because as I was watching their docu...

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Episode: The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Breaking Big Food, MAHA M...

The documentary, which is discussed as if it were a book or source material, explained the failure of the American food system and inspired the filmmakers to open an organic coffee shop and market. The conversation often referred to the documentary's insights as key knowledge points for the audience.

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And today they're going to tell us, I think not only how to break big food, but also how to break our addiction. I'm hoping how to break our addiction to big food, because as I was watching their documentary, which I tell you, you should go watch this because it really does explain to you why you just can't eat one potato chip.

And that was part of the inspiration for this movie, Breaking Big Food.

And that's why in our documentary, the name is Breaking Big Food, but the subtitle is How the American Food System Went Rotten and How It's Being Revived.

In the film, you even talk about, oh, in our coffee, we have all of this mold and all in our regular coffee, we're getting a bunch of junk.

Also real food is generally less expensive because you're eating less of it.

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