Have you ever anticipated something so badly that you were bursting at the seams waiting for it to happen? That’s the way I feel about a brand new documentary currently in post-production called In Search Of The Perfect Human Diet. I’ve been telling you about this film since I first blogged about it in 2007 and I even had the filmmaker CJ Hunt on my podcast for an interview about it in 2010. It’s been a long time coming for this film and the long-awaited release of this film is drawing near for an anticipated release later this year. But as I shared in a blog post a few months back, YOUR HELP IS STILL NEEDED to push In Search Of The Perfect Human Diet to completion and get the very clear message this film is set to deliver out there into the mainstream. Now more than ever our world needs to hear the truth about human nutrition, what it looks like historically, how diet has evolved into something it was never intended to be and how we can get back to the “perfect human diet” were were intended to eat all along. CJ Hunt has done a masterful job of traveling around the globe seeking out these answers so he can report on the findings through this documentary.
Here is the first trailer just released for In Search Of The Perfect Human Diet:
Paleo diet blogger, podcaster and bestselling author Robb Wolf chimed in on this film recently describing it as “an exploration into what it means to be human and what our history tells us about optimized health and wellness.” That’s the message we try to share here at my blog and on my podcast on a daily basis and I highly encourage all of my “Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb” friends to consider making a donation to help CJ Hunt finish this film and bring it to the masses. I’m constantly asking my podcast guests what it’s going to take to make high-fat, moderate protein, low-carb living more accepted by our society and I truly believe a film like In Search Of The Perfect Human Diet can be a part of that reeducation process that is already underway. The time is right for a film of this caliber to be out there promoting a return to the traditional diet of our early ancestors. Are you ready, willing and able to help spread this message?











