Lots of people write books about diabetes (myself included). Few have made diabetes movies. But only Gabriel Cousens, M.D., did both this year.
First came his book, There is a Cure for Diabetes (North Atlantic Books, ISBM 978-1-55643-691-8). Then on June 5 the Newport International Film Festival previewed his documentary, "Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days."
Scott Mader, one of the film's executive producer, subsequently sent me a "screener copy." This 91-minute documentary just got...
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