Fed Up Page #11
Now, you can wait around
for the ideal day
when government regulation
will be perfect.
Meanwhile, you gotta keep working
the food industry
to get them to change.
But you have to change
the diet of America.
That's the most important thing.
The exercise is important.
All these things are important.
But we've gotta change the way
we produce and consume food.
My mom always said people
make time for what they want to.
It's a matter of priority, you know.
Being willing to put forth the effort
and the time that it takes to change.
The kids' health, my health,
my husband's health,
definitely more important than any
chocolate I have in the cabinet,
more than any piece of cake.
And even as much as I want to
take the chocolate and hide it,
it still has made me think.
I've gotta choose.
I've gotta choose between
helping Brady or...
or getting rid of the chocolate.
I know what's more important in here.
It's just hard.
But it's a matter of priority
and I really want to change.
- Ohh!
- What?
This is our new recipe
we're fixin' to taste.
I am excited. I can't believe
how different I feel.
And I'm so happy that, um,
a light switch just came on.
It's not an easy transition
to real food, but it starts locally.
It starts, really,
as local as our fork.
And everybody has a choice three times
a day what they put on that thing.
The most important thing
you can do...
and it's challenging for
many people... is cook real food.
You can forget about nutrients.
You don't have to worry about sugars.
If you cook real food, your family
will be eating much better.
Does it look like
it comes from nature?
Or is it a product with a long list
of artificial ingredients?
That's a distinction between
real and fake foods
that even a five-year-old can get.
Lot of sugar, huh?
Third ingredient.
That's not real.
I thought I knew
the way it was supposed to be
but in truth I had no idea
what the truth was.
And I think so many kids in America
don't even know
what it really means to eat healthy.
Nicholas, you are eating
asparagus, I'm so proud of you.
This is the way we're
supposed to eat all the time.
Not just for a diet or detox.
We're supposed to eat like this
for the rest of our life.
And that's what I want it to be.
John is eating
his sweet potatoes.
It started out
as such a small story...
about weight, diet and exercise.
For the majority of kids,
there is no happy ending.
It's time for a new story
about the food we eat...
and the environment
we want for our children.
This has to be about the food,
not the weight.
I mean, why don't diets work?
Sure, for 30 days, 60 days,
90 days I can deprive myself,
I can lose the weight.
But then I go back in the environment,
I get cued again,
my brain gets hijacked.
So of course I'm going
to gain the weight back.
Unless we dramatically change the
environment, take away all these cues,
we're never gonna be able
to protect our kids.
How long have you waited
For someone to come
to your rescue?
Called up
and calculated
Some kind of hope
to hang on to
Will the wait be over soon?
Feelin' so fascinated
Set on a course to continue
Discussed and demonstrated
With all the sight
to see right through
Another world created
Another life belongs to you
When you're surrounded by
Something strange
And so brand-new
It's not complicated
It's just another
point of view
So now let's celebrate it
A change is so long overdue
And we should be home by now
And we should be home
By now
I know we'd find a way
Forever starts today
We should be home by now
We should be home by now
We should be home by now
If time permitted
I know we'd find a way
Forever starts today
If time permitted
I know we'd find a way
Forever starts today
Forever starts today
Forever starts today
Forever starts today
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