Dr. Aseem Malhotra

Um, we screened it in, in the lesser square Odeon in London, which is the most famous cinema in the world.

790 people came.

It was invite only, but celebrities, uh,

Really good feedback.

Screened it to doctors at Integrative Mental Health Conference in Washington, D.C.

Really amazing feedback there.

And so far, you know, we're getting reviews that are giving it sort of 9.7 out of 10, which is great.

I'm proud of that.

But most importantly, Mark, it is, in my view, this film uncovers

literally how we have got this pandemic of chronic disease, both with Big Pharma and Big Food, capturing, we've got, you know, medical knowledge.

We've got very credible experts, former editors of the BMJ.

We go into some dark stuff in there, just how many people have been killed by research fraud.

But we also give people hope with the lifestyle stuff.

And one of the most interesting things I discovered in the film or in my own research is that for me, pushing the boundaries on heart disease is also the next phase is can you reverse the blockages of coronary artery disease?

And the only, there's not a lot of research out there.

We know, of course, Dean Ornish did his trial many years ago, but the reversal was very, very, you know, listen, at least very recent stabilized coronary disease, but it was like one or 2% in terms of blockages.

Cardiologists in India for 20 years has been reversing heart disease to the level where, you know, one of his papers that he published showed a 20% reduction within two years.

Of the narrowing of the artery.

70% became 50, 50 became 30.

So he did it through this healthy lifestyle program.