"Sugar Coated" (2015) is a documentary directed by Michèle Hozer that explores the sugar industry's history, its impact on public health, and the lengths to which companies have gone to obscure the dangers of sugar consumption. The film examines the powerful influence of the sugar industry, particularly its role in shaping research and public perception regarding sugar's link to obesity, diabetes, and other health issues.
The documentary reveals how, for decades, the sugar industry downplayed or even suppressed scientific studies that highlighted the harmful effects of sugar. It sheds light on the industry's extensive lobbying efforts and the ways in which it manipulated health policies and scientific research to maintain profits and protect its reputation.
Key interviews with health experts, scientists, and former industry insiders contribute to an in-depth analysis of how sugar became a central part of modern diets despite its health risks. The film also touches on the ongoing debate around food regulation and the need for greater transparency and accountability in the food industry.
"Sugar Coated" ultimately aims to raise awareness about the consequences of excessive sugar consumption and the corporate practices that have kept the public in the dark about its dangers. It is a call for more honest and open conversations around the role of sugar in our diets and the need for stronger regulations to protect public health. ChatGPTに要約をしてもらった
最後に一言: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3x6vus Sugar Bear こんな昔のコマーシャルは序の口かもね。この後、ドキュメンタリーに Dr. Fred Stare が出てくる。彼は1952年ごろ、ハーバード大学のSchool Of Public Health の教授である。1940sにすでにハーバードのスポークスマンで彼の仕事場は砂糖工場から金をもらっていると。もうその当時から癒着があるんだね。彼はラジオ・ショーや、朝のプログラムで、アメリカの肥満は食生活の食べ過ぎにあり......砂糖との関係を否定してるんだね。こういう関係が今も続いていて、砂糖や食肉のトップクラスがFDAなどに天下りするんだよね。こういう体質を変えてほしい。ロバートケネディjr. に期待するよ。これはGRASの問題点もすでに話しているからね。