In the past, I have watched Food inc, Super Size Me, and Fast Food Nation in the past.
Most recently I saw a food documentary titled, "Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead."
It featured a handsome successful honest sociable Australian man who went
on a 60 day juice fast. He starts off just like the title of the movie: fat, sick, and
on nearly dead.
He chronicles his experience talking with other people about juicing, eating,
exercise, nutrition, health. And most people are quite frank about their poor
choices, the kind of honesty that resonates with authentic.
He starts off at 309 pounds (These days I am at 290lbs).
Over the next 60 days he loses 1-2 lbs a day.
He looks great physically.
He is doing better than ever mentally.
He is feeling great, in control of his eating and exercise habits.
I confess! Joe Cross is pretty darn close to what I would consider
the perfect bf or hubby. (Yes, I totally have a crush on him!)
I kid that I have become a mini evangelist for juicing.
I told my roommate, Hui.
I told my mother.
I told my bestfriend, Jessica.
Last night, I told my best friend. Last night she watched the documentary.
Today, it looks like my friend Jessica wants to do this along with me (perhaps
instead of the expensive diet pills she just ordered).
This week I have a slew of events in honor of independence days for five
latin american countries which are:
I am going to start my week of preparation on Wednesday.
Next Thursday, I will begin juicing my way into a healthier, thinner,
happier version of myself.
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