Wishing all friends and fans of You must be nuts! a happy, healthy and prosperous 2015. Talking of a healthy 2015, a couple of days ago, Chris Ham, Chief Executive of
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You must be nuts! – now on YouTubeYou must be nuts! – now on YouTube
It has taken much longer to complete the film than we had intended when we published the 3-minute prequel on New Year’s Day 2014! The prequel shows the puppets Alph
Can you trust national medical and dietary guidance?Can you trust national medical and dietary guidance?
In recent posts, we have seen that Dr Stephanie Seneff, Senior Research Scientist at MIT, was unable to get her paper published about whether the low fat diet and statins
Justin Smith: The influence of pharmaceutical companiesJustin Smith: The influence of pharmaceutical companies
In the ninth part of his interview for You must be nuts!, Justin Smith, the Producer/Director of the documentary Statin Nation, talks about the influence of pharmaceutical companies, the ‘trouble’ with
Justin Smith: Low fat, high carbohydrate and grainsJustin Smith: Low fat, high carbohydrate and grains
Last week, the UK’s Daily Telegraph published the article Low fat foods stuffed with ‘harmful’ levels of sugar. It analysed the sugar content of a range of food and drinks marketed
Justin Smith: Why I made Statin NationJustin Smith: Why I made Statin Nation
This is the first part of our interview with Justin Smith, Producer/Director of the investigative documentary Statin Nation. In it, he explains the background to his decision to make Statin
Patrick Holford: What could prevent Alzheimer’sPatrick Holford: What could prevent Alzheimer’s
While we put the finishing touches to You must be nuts!, we will gradually upload the full interviews we have filmed with Jerome Burne, Paul Burstow MP, Patrick Holford, Dr Stephanie
The world of Alph, Beel & Chah-LeeThe world of Alph, Beel & Chah-Lee
I should introduce you to my friends Alph, Beel and Chah-Lee. They are puppets. You must be nuts! tells the story of how their exploration of the film’s interviews changes
Why I decided to make ‘You must be nuts!’Why I decided to make ‘You must be nuts!’
The reason is quite simple: I wanted to share the information which I’ve been gathering while trying to treat my father’s dementia. By doing so, I hope to help others