content: You think this guy is out to disprove Super Size Me's but him and his "experts" were only out for a buck, which is admirable but says nothing about how to help the greater good. Or how to develop a government solution himself. I got sick of seeing the books his "experts" wrote. Unlike Super Size Me, he exercised, watched his calories, chose what we wanted to eat, and didn't drink full sugar soda. He didn't want to address the dangers of drinking diet soda, but I won't go there. He also doesn't get the fact that for some people, this is their only source of food due to the price. Living in a narrow-minded environment will narrow your views. And is there real scientific proof that "Metabolic Syndrome" exists? I didn't think so. This wasn't comedy = it's just another piece of propoganda. PS - how much of his hamburgers were really meat and how much of it were soy and other things he found bad?