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Movie Review: Fed Up

Movie Review: Fed Up

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Country's obesity problem

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My husband and I saw this movie but didn’t learn anything. They are blaming processed food–especially with added sugar– for the country’s obesity problem. I wasn’t impressed with the movie, mostly since I do none of the behaviors they blame and am still over weight. Don’t people know not to guzzle soda and cookies? And it is not likely that those that don’t know are watching his film. I give it 2 stars.

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