Super Juice Me!

The documentary describes a diet experiment. Jason Vale runs it. Eight people take part. Between them they have twenty two chronic conditions. For twenty eight days they drink nothing but freshly pressed fruit and vegetable juice. The camera stays with them the whole time. Their condition is reported at intervals. The film says all of them improved. That conclusion is the film’s own account of what happened. This is not a clinical trial but an undertaking with eight participants, reported through what they say about themselves. The film also points at the size of pharmaceutical spending. It argues that chronic illness is spreading worldwide, and it is built as a piece of advocacy. Alex Kalimát directed the ninety six minute documentary, an American production finished in 2014.