Sweet Remedy: The World Reacts to an Adulterated Food Supply

This is common sense to me. Yet, people don't listen until ... their brains are so dysfunctional they finally notice.....or with any luck they come across Dr Blaylock's work. So nice to have an expert who extends his wealth of knowledge and experience with heart and courage.

I am 71 and grew up believing we could trust the people making and selling the food and medicine we buy. If that was ever true, it clearly is no longer so. Each one of us has to take responsibility to educate ourselves about what we are putting into our bodies. I am grateful to Dr. Blaylock, Dr. Mercola and the others in this film who have done the the work and spoken up for all of us.larry burns

Can you trust the FDA to protect your health? Absolutely not! Despite recieving thousands of very serious complaints about health problems and bad reactions to Aspartame, the FDA refuses to act in the best interest of consumers. Sweet Remedy provides a compelling documentary of the corruption that accompanied this product to it's FDA approval, and a first hand look at the damage it has wreaked on people's health.As a person who has suffered greatly from the effects of Aspartame poisoning (methanol poisoning), I can relate first hand to the other victims of this toxic sweetener and the disbelief that those beloved 'diet cokes' could be the cause of the maladies (especially by the medical community). You must educate yourself on this and other toxins. I lost many prime years suffering from headaches, memory loss, chronic fatigue, dizziness, and my thinking became so clouded I had to use a calculator to add simple numbers like I was back in first grade again. Thank god for the internet and the ability to find information! That is how I discovered the connection to my health problems and drinking diet cokes (the doctors would have NEVER offered that as a solution).As a consumer - be aware, be very aware.....

As a believer in pure foods I see the message in this movie as additional validation of my beliefs about health and nutrition. Sweet Remedy is a must-have for your home movie library.Nutritional education does not come from fast food adverts on the telly.

Excellent product and compilation of information. I recommend it to anyone with serious health issues. A name tag on most illnesses is nothing more than a cover up for profit.Thanks

Arrive ahead of time.. have read and it reenforced my thinking. More should read and heed.

Always happy with new documentaries. Good condition copy.

Sweet Remedy is an informative, rather than an entertaining documentary. It drives home the argument that Aspartame, a chemical food sweetner, is linked to a large number of medical disorders, some at the very serious end of the scale, such as MS and brain tumours. The presentation is polemical in character: it doesn't attempt to provide all sides of the argument, but aggressively attacks the safety of this product. Sceptics will no doubt argue that the the evidence presented is, at best, anecdotal and not powerfully persuasive. But the doco does serve an important public purpose by giving voice to the concerns of those who have suffered serious illnesses and, after eliminating Aspartame from their diet, completely recovered, even in circumstances where conventional medicine could not provide the cure. This is a relatively low budget production with an important, potentially life saving message.