Hungry for Change

We all want more energy, an ideal body and beautiful younger looking skin... So what is stopping us from getting this? Introducing 'Hungry For Change', the latest 'Food Matters' film. 'Hungry For Change' exposes shocking secrets the diet, weightloss and food industry don't want you to know about. Deceptive strategies designed to keep you craving more and more. Could the foods we are eating actually be keeping us stuck in the diet trap?

Cast

Carla Nirella

as Natalie

Nick Bolton

as Nick the Smoker

James Colquhoun

as Jason

Alejandro Junger

as Self - NY-Times Best-Selling Author / Cleansing and Detox Expert

Christiane Northrup

as Self - Obstetrician and Gynecologist / Author

David Wolfe

as Self - Raw Foods & Superfoods Expert

Daniel Vitalis

as Self - Traditional, Wild Foods, Health & Nutrition Expert

Joseph Mercola

as Self - Author & Osteopathic Physician

Jason Vale

as Self - Author and Addiction Specialist / Founder of Juice Master

Jon Gabriel

as Self - Best Selling Author and Weight Loss Expert

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