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I thought this video was very helpful for everyone. It opens up everyone's eyes and it makes people realize that there are many added sugars to foods that are making people gain a ton of weight. It made me open my eyes and look at all the food I eat and what I need to do to work it off.

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The fed up video was very eye opening because I did not know how all of the sugar was added to our food.  I found it interesting that sugar can be more addicting to the brain cocaine. It was interesting that the food companies managed to deny reports that their food is making people obese.  Overall, the documentary was very informative about the history of the food industry.

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I found the documentary very shocking to me because I didn't know that sugar and calories could affect the body so badly. I found it interesting that sugar can affect your brain just as much as cocaine. Seeing the middle schooler have to worry about his weight was very sad for me. This was very informative to health in general.

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I thought it was interesting the amount of power lobbying had on the industry as well as how rapid the increase of overweight people was. Although personally this will most likely not change my lifestyle in a major way, I can see how this documentary could help others learn to live healthy by teaching what is truly healthy to eat as well as showing people that sometimes reading the label can be important.

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I think fed up was very eye opening because I didn’t really know how much sugar is actually in all the food that we eat, and how we think we are eating healthy but in reality that food isn’t as healthy as we think.

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i the documentary Fed Up was very eye opening. it was very shocking how over time food and sugar can do that to your body. the documentary was very meaningful and important for everyone to watch. it shows the true side of the food industry and all of the tricks they have. i thought it was shocking that sugar alone can harm your body the ways it does. recently i have been gaining weight and i’ve been called fat a few times. i know i’m not fat but the documentary shows you need to work for what you want and i think it’s really inspiring. if i continue to gain weight i now know what kinds of food to avoid and what i need to do to get where i want.

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I thought that they documentary was a good lesson on obesity. This video really changed my mind on the fact that kids as young as 13 have to worry about how much they can eat. It also was surprising how many companies target young people like teenagers just to buy their product. The statistic about how sugar can affect your brain just as much as cocaine really changes my mind about how bad sugar can be.

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The documentary was incredibly eye-opening to how America's obesity is increasing constantly. I was surprised to hear that the majority of our daily diet has lots of unhealthy ingredients. Also, I was never aware of all of the effects sugar can have on our bodies over time. The importance of healthy foods such as fruits and vegetables is very apparent to me now. Watching the video especially before having lunch makes me feel guilty for what i've done to my body this far in my life. However, I am so thankful to have been exposed to this documentary and it's importance.

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I learned that things add up over time. And for most of the kids suffer from addiction, to add to this doctors have said that sugar is more addictive than cocaine. The fact that some of these foods hold your daily sugar count in them and damage your kidneys and liver makes me feel terrible for them.

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I thought the documentary changed my mind set about junk food and lies the food industry can pull. I can't believe that these people are selling us horrible food not caring about our health and caring more about money. The biggest thing is the way they change the government through their own power of not wanting to put a stop to something they do. This is criminal charges these companies are doing, this changes how I eat completely.

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I thought the documentary was very eye opening to the obesity issue in America. It makes me sad that kids in middle school at trying hard to lose weight, and it is hard. Schools in America are providing junk food, and they considered pizza a veggie. I learned a lot in this documentary and am very glad we watched it in class.

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I thought the documentary was a very good way to get the truth and a good way to open your eyes to the food industry. I thought it was very interesting to see what other schools in the U.S. were selling their students a lunch. I liked how honest the video was.

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I thought the documentary was very meaningful and many people can learn from it and start eating healthier. I also thought it was shocking what sugar can do to your body. It's surprising how so many people are eating processed foods with a lot of sugar in it.

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The documentary helped expose the true meaning of the food industry, and how in the end, all of the different food companies are hustling for profits instead of looking out for public health, and I learned that they will fight anything that comes between them and their profits.

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I thought the documentary was very interesting because it was about trying to stay healthy. The one thing that shocked me was that the more the sugar you intake, the easier it is to gain weight. When I saw how much sugar we intake compared to the amount of the suggested amount of sugar daily, I nearly screamed, because the amount I intake is less than what they showed, somehow.

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When I watched the film, I almost started to tear up because I have also been made fun of because of my weight, so I understand how they feel. Now it's not the same type of pain, but I know what's it's like to be bullied and sorta close to death. It really opened my eyes to what I put in my body and how other people feel about me because I can eat really anything I want and not gain weight. Also, it really does affect me personally because I know people who really have to watch what they eat down to the very gram of sugar. Either way I think everyone is beautiful in their own way.❤️

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I thought that the documentary was very unexpected. It was refreshing to see the truth about nutrition labels come out and it also contained some very surprising information, like the fact that some schools use to serve junk food each day as a lunch. I thought that it brought up some good points on how to deal with food advertisements and companies pushing products towards the younger generation. In the end all of it amounted to the same thing, to deal with food companies we must band together and have a firm resolve. We must all put forth our best efforts to improve so our society and life are happy and healthy

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I thought it was shocking how the department of agriculture knew how much we should be eating, but they put the serving size as double what we actually should've been eating. My opinion on it is that i think its disgusting how much junk we are putting in our bodies, and the companies are hiding so much about it. The health effects it has on us is shocking, but we still put the unhealthy things into our bodies.

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I thought the documentary was a good way for us to look at the food that we eat in a different light. So often we just get a snack out of the pantry without knowing what goes in it at all. I think this helped me realize that the food which is advertised to us so often has no real benefit to our health. I also learned that as a consumer, we need to be aware the choices that we make while we shop, ie picking the natural choices as opposed to processed cheaper choices. It may be more expensive, but the natural sugars, fibers, and more help our body much more than the mass produced processed foods that fill the supermarket shelves today.

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After watching the documentary Fed Up, my view about obesity and nutrition changed. The documentary was very fascinating. I realized that it can be very difficult to choose healthy food and live a healthy lifestyle for many people, especially those that are obese. Living healthy is easier said than done. It takes a lot of perseverance and willpower to stay away from junk food and decide to cook your own healthy food. The amount of exercise and the kind of food we eat should be taken very seriously because if not, it can cause body malfunctions and lead to possible diseases.

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I thought the documentary was very eye opening and very interesting and changed my point of view of some food and the way eat.

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The documentary Fed Up was very eye opening. It made you realize what sugar really can do to your body. It show you how much unhealthy foods and drinks really can do to you. Change the way you look, the way you think. It can somewhat be described as an addiction like a cigarette which just shows sugars are bad. Can cause heart diseases, diabetes and others. You would want to stay away from large amounts of sugar as much as possible.

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I thought the documentary Fed Up was very interesting and shocking. It gave many statistics that I didn't know about, such as one in every three Americans will get diabetes. It was interesting to see how much unhealthy food we put into our body, and all the consequences that come with consuming these foods. I think this documentary allowed us to know better how eating these different foods will outcome our daily living, and lives for the future.

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I thought that the documentary was beneficial and was interesting. Something that I found shocking was what sugar really does to your body and how it affects your health. This could be helpful to many people because it really explained the things your body has to go through when you eat unhealthy foods and processed foods.

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I thought the documentary included a lot of important information that people don't typically know. The fact that the brain reacts the same way to sugar as it does to cocaine is something very shocking to me. The video really showed the dark side of the food industry and pointed out how bad American's diets really are. I was also surprised to find out how many people ignore obesity rates, and the food industry knows how bad the food is for people, but they are okay with lying to the public if it means they can make profit.

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I thought the documentary did a good job of showing both sides of the story, as some researchers thought "getting rid" of calories was just as simple as diet and exercise, but it also showed the point of view of kids that were overweight and trying their best to lose weight. I personally think right now sugar isn't a problem for me, but I will soon have to look into it because diabetes runs in my family on my mom's side. I haven't had any problems with it yet, and quite frankly it isn't something that I want to have to think about, like how much sugar is in something before I eat it.

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Personally I thought the documentary had a lot of good information for people who don't watch what they eat. I started watching my diet when I got to high school because that's when it starts to matter. I think this documentary should be shown to 8th graders or freshman so that they are aware of what they're getting into. Most teenagers start to realize what they're eating around Junior/senior year.

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My first impression was there were a lot of interviews to tell the story. I like what the documentary was saying but one of the interview changed what I thought about it. There was an interview with a soda person? but the interviewer asked them a question they avoided the question and they said they needed to gather their thoughts and the documentary did not tell us what that man thought about the industry. I like the story but I think that some things were cut and displayed in the favor of the narrator's opinion. I do think obesity is a problem in America but I think that the government needs to accept that they cannot tell parents what to feed their children they just need to state the facts and let the parents develop their own opinions about the food.

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I learned that eating the low fat and reduced calorie food is not how you get healthy. The big food companies replaced fat with sugar and the sugar is just as bat for you as fat is just more addictive. When the documentary first started I didn't care that much but it started to make me more interested further in the documentary when they gave more facts.

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I thought it was a good thing to watch and learn about. And learn about things that make us overweight.

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I thought the document had a lot of useful information. I was also surprised how many people ignored child obesity instead of trying to fix it. I also thought that it was interesting how the food companies started using sugar in their products instead of fat to try to make it healthier. This didn't really change anything to make it healthier because sugar is just as bad as fat, and the food companies were trying to hide that. This document helped me understand how important our health really is

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There were many shocking and interesting facts in this documentary. I learned that being on a diet doesn't just consist of being healthy and exercising. Some people that were interviewed did all these things and still weren't able to lose weight. This documentary was really an eye opener to what I eat and drink daily. I think that this influences a lot of people. Obesity is a big issue in the world, and this is one of the ways to address it. It made a impact on my life because now I start to look at food labels, nutrition info. etc.

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Some things I found interesting was the effort and lucrativeness of the food industry to make their products as toxic and addictive as legally possible, as well as the ignorance and lack of education of the negative effects of processed foods.

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Throughout the documentary Fed Up there were many different facts that I found very interesting. Something that I learned from this documentary is that food is a big problem in our lives because there are so many fattening products that also have a lot of sugar. Something that really shocked me was the obesity rates. I think this documentary will help us start to watch what we are eating and putting into our bodies. This documentary probably opened up our eyes on what we are actually eating.

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What I learned from this video is that food is partially the problem with obesity in america. Its also the families that raise their kids with unhealthy meals and fast food.

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Overall I thought that it was interesting how people can turn their cheeks to the rise problem of child obesity and the issue of what actually goes into our food continues to decrease in benefits. We have the big companies denying any negative impacts on our health when educated scientists and physicians saying how bad processed foods, fast foods, and the hidden sugars in majority of what we buy overtime is causing irreversible damage to our health. I think there needs to be a change in what we have put in front of us and that new options need to be more readily available.

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I think that the documentary was very informational and helpful in our lives. I found it very interesting that the food industry replaced fat with sugar in products that customers are expecting to be healthier for them. Personally, I feel like they try to deceive you into not knowing how much sugar you are getting especially since they do not place the daily percentages on the bottles for sugar. I think this video opened my eyes to the importance of healthy eating and knowing what you eat in your daily life and I will start making more conscious decisions.

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I Think that the documentary Fed Up was very informational. It taught me things I would have never considered. It can also help out with creating new and better habits that weren't already formed for people. I thought this documentary was very helpful because it made us more aware of what we are really putting in our bodies.

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First, I think that it's fascinating that we consume so much sugar in a day. The fact that the government is fine with this is just horrible to think about, and I think we need to take action right away before we're too late and the world is obese. In my personal opinion, I think we should begin "boycotting" (in a sense) certain foods that contain so much sugar and other unhealthy things that the government seems to be fine with. We should also positively encourage people to consume more fruits and vegetables while pointing out the positive effects that they can have on you. We can all make a little difference by working together. I just want to make sure that my future children and even grandchildren aren't hypnotized by the unhealthy sugary foods, and do not have to deal with what some poor children have to deal with.

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The main thing I got from the video was that food was not the only problem with obesity in america. Its some of the american families that enable these non

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First of all, I believe all the added sugars to many foods is a direct cause of the growing obesity in the United States. The FedUp documentary is one hundred percent correct when they say the government will eventually need to intervene in many food and drug laws. For me, it was a reminder to keep up my mainly healthy lifestyle of not overeating because I know that the more extra empty calories you consume, the worse you feel. It also affects how much fat you have on the inside and outside. Over time, it will catch up to you and type 2 diabetes can be developed. In 1980, there were zero cases of type 2 diabetes for adolescents, so why are there so many cases today?

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In the Fed Up documentary, what really shocked me was how much obesity is becoming an epidemic in our world today -- I never realized how much it is growing. Additionally, it opened my eyes to how companies in the food industry target people our age and under to buy their products, and I feel it is truly giving people of our generation and under a bad perception of what food is. It allowed me to be exposed to the idea of what our generations could become in the future.