The 2004 documentary “Super Size Me” rocked the fast food world and launched the career of Morgan Spurlock, making him arguably the most famous documentary filmmaker second to Michael Moore.
Though anyone with even a modicum of health awareness knows that eating McDonald’s for 30 days (as Spurlock did in the film) is not exactly a recipe for physical fitness, the film made some shocking claims beyond just Spurlock gaining weight. After his 30 day trial, the most alarming health scare for Spurlock was the state of his liver, which was nearly identical to that of an alcoholic. He also experienced the shakes, depression, and decreased libido.
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