Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2 2014 123movies

Watch: Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – What began as the story of one man, is now a story about millions. After the film “Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead” documented his 60 day juice fast, Joe Cross vowed never to go on camera again. Since then, more than 20 million people have seen the film and Joe realized there’s still a lot for him to learn about becoming healthy and staying that way. “Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2” taps into the tsunami of positive change that’s sweeping the world when it comes to what we eat. As Joe sets out to learn how to be healthy in an unhealthy world, he talks to a wide range of experts, follows up with folks from the first film, and connects with new people along the way. Each one helps Joe learn that healthy eating is only one aspect of living a healthy life. From stay-at-home moms to world-class surgeons to office workers in Kenya, it seems like everyone is trying to be healthier, yet struggling to do so. While on the road, Joe experiences some ups and downs when it comes to managing his own weight. Joe’s food battles resemble those of the everyday people he meets on his journey. Mirroring Joe’s story is a series of testimonial videos submitted by people who saw the first film; their personal, intimate and often funny stories show that wanting to change is often easier than actually doing so. Top cardiologist Dean Ornish catches Joe by surprise when he explains that community is one of the most powerful forces in shaping a person’s health. Joe finds out how true this really is when he catches up with Phil Staples, the truck-driver from the first film. Five years on, Phil is his own journey with varying levels of support and is dealing with his own set of ups and downs. It’s Phil’s experience that shows Joe just how big of an impact community can have. Through Joe’s journey and the lives of the people he meets, Joe shows us in Fat Sick & Nearly Dead 2 that most people really do have control over of their health, even if they never knew it was possible. And that the final decision about what to put in your mouth, is what Joe calls, “The last two feet of freedom.”.
Plot: Joe Cross took viewers on his journey from overweight and sick to healthy and fit via a 60-day juice fast in the award-winning Fat Sick and Nearly Dead. With Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2, he looks at keeping healthy habits long-term.
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To Juice fast or not to juice fast…
Fat Sick and Nearly Dead 2 starts off with its main actor Joe Cross, an Australian wellness guru. He takes us on his continuation of his journey of juice fasting. This documentary is directed by Kurt Engefr who also directed a controversial film Fahrenheit 9/11 and the first Fat Sick and Nearly Dead. To juice fast or not to juice fast is the question, well the question I ask myself watching this movie. I mean is it really worth it? Do I make enough money and do I have the will power? Well Joe cross seems to think anyone and everyone can do it. He goes around the world preaching to people who are willing to listen about juice fasting and how it changed his sickly world. He gives you a dumbed down reason on how processed foods are bad for you. Don’t we all know that processed food is bad for you? When I think of juice fasting the first thing that comes to mind is hunger. Am I going to starve? Joe believes that it’s all mental that you can do it. He has some will power to try this for 60 days. Yes, ladies and gentleman you read right 60 days, breakfast lunch and dinner. I am sure that everyone will have their own results but juicing can be beneficial. Benefits of juicing according to rawjuiceguru.com is: boost of energy, weight loss, detoxing of your cell and improve digestion. Sounds amazing right. So why knock it down before you try it? Now, this documentary seems familiar to Cowspiracy, a documentary exposing the meat industry and basically a “you should be vegan” film. Don’t get me wrong Cowspiracy opened my eyes to the horrendous things “we” as humans do to poor innocent animals, but before we go to that extreme why not replace a healthy green juice for a meal. If a little boy with arthritis, who by the way is in this documentary, who is on multiple medications can do it, we as adults can do it too. Joe Cross follows up with the people he started this journey with and sees how everyone is human. I say human because we are not perfect. Joe Cross 4 years after the first movie has dealt with stress and relationship issues that have caused him to gain some of his weight back. Similarly so has one of the other men that did the juice fast journey with Joe. That man got married to the wrong person, had his stress and gained all of his starting weight back. So, is juicing effective? I believe it is to an extent. I agree with this film that we do need to be more organic and treat our bodies well. If you can do 60 days of juice fasting be my guest but be prepared to maintain the weight you will lose because juicing is just the beginning of a long journey. All in all I say this is a good informative documentary. Anyone can juice fast if you have some extra money lying around. Fresh produce can get very expensive but, isn’t going to the doctor with an illness even more expensive. Spend some money on your health and you will forever reap the benefits. If you are not into health or hearing about health than this movie is not for you. But, if you like all the health “junk” be prepared to sit in on your couch for more than one hour plus, because this documentary is a very long documentary.

To Juice fast or not to juice fast…
Fat Sick and Nearly Dead 2 starts off with its main actor Joe Cross, an Australian wellness guru. He takes us on his continuation of his journey of juice fasting. This documentary is directed by Kurt Engefr who also directed a controversial film Fahrenheit 9/11 and the first Fat Sick and Nearly Dead. To juice fast or not to juice fast is the question, well the question I ask myself watching this movie. I mean is it really worth it? Do I make enough money and do I have the will power? Well Joe cross seems to think anyone and everyone can do it. He goes around the world preaching to people who are willing to listen about juice fasting and how it changed his sickly world. He gives you a dumbed down reason on how processed foods are bad for you. Don’t we all know that processed food is bad for you? When I think of juice fasting the first thing that comes to mind is hunger. Am I going to starve? Joe believes that it’s all mental that you can do it. He has some will power to try this for 60 days. Yes, ladies and gentleman you read right 60 days, breakfast lunch and dinner. I am sure that everyone will have their own results but juicing can be beneficial. Benefits of juicing according to rawjuiceguru.com is: boost of energy, weight loss, detoxing of your cell and improve digestion. Sounds amazing right. So why knock it down before you try it? Now, this documentary seems familiar to Cowspiracy, a documentary exposing the meat industry and basically a “you should be vegan” film. Don’t get me wrong Cowspiracy opened my eyes to the horrendous things “we” as humans do to poor innocent animals, but before we go to that extreme why not replace a healthy green juice for a meal. If a little boy with arthritis, who by the way is in this documentary, who is on multiple medications can do it, we as adults can do it too. Joe Cross follows up with the people he started this journey with and sees how everyone is human. I say human because we are not perfect. Joe Cross 4 years after the first movie has dealt with stress and relationship issues that have caused him to gain some of his weight back. Similarly so has one of the other men that did the juice fast journey with Joe. That man got married to the wrong person, had his stress and gained all of his starting weight back. So, is juicing effective? I believe it is to an extent. I agree with this film that we do need to be more organic and treat our bodies well. If you can do 60 days of juice fasting be my guest but be prepared to maintain the weight you will lose because juicing is just the beginning of a long journey. All in all I say this is a good informative documentary. Anyone can juice fast if you have some extra money lying around. Fresh produce can get very expensive but, isn’t going to the doctor with an illness even more expensive. Spend some money on your health and you will forever reap the benefits. If you are not into health or hearing about health than this movie is not for you. But, if you like all the health “junk” be prepared to sit in on your couch for more than one hour plus, because this documentary is a very long documentary.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 28 min (88 min) (USA)
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Director Kurt Engfehr
Writer Joe Cross, Kurt Engfehr, Sean Frechette
Actors Joe Cross, Bjarke de Koning, Carrie Diulus
Country United States
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