The Story That Broke Me (After 4 Cities in 4 Days)
In a Nutshell
The *Healing Humanity* documentary reveals how the carnivore diet has reversed severe autoimmune diseases, enabled 150-pound weight loss, and restored lives for people who were "preparing to die." Multiple attendees, including a mother who achieved full remission from ulcerative colitis, Crohn's, and IBS after her son's death in Afghanistan, credit the diet with complete health restoration. The film documents shared ancestral eating principles that eliminate modern diseases like cancer and diabetes while inspiring audiences to reclaim their health through this "proper human diet."
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When the documentary Healing Humanity was created after the filmmaker's personal healing journey, the reception exceeded all expectations. The film has been filling seats and selling out in theaters worldwide, with screenings completed in the UK and Canada. A four-city tour was undertaken with screenings scheduled across four consecutive days, consistently selling out venues. Audiences have been driving hours to attend, and many have shared their personal healing stories during these events.
Multiple attendees shared their reactions after viewing the documentary. One viewer described how their son, a Marine killed in action in Afghanistan in 2011, had ruined their life through the loss, but they found the film profoundly moving. Others reported becoming unexpectedly emotional and described the film as having a "profound effect" on them.
Viewers repeatedly emphasized the documentary's inspirational quality, calling it "hope-filled," "very moving," and "so inspiring." One individual watched it for the third time and noted it "continues to inspire" them. Several attendees mentioned having family members or loved ones who could benefit from the information presented.
One viewer shared that their husband had agreed to try a strict carnivore diet consisting of beef, butter, bacon, and eggs for at least 30 days following the screening. Another reported being down from 400 pounds and credited watching Healing Humanity with providing additional hope for continued improvement.
A viewer who had been on the carnivore diet for 3.5 years described the changes as "incredible" and noted that the documentary documented all the experiences they had personally encountered. They found it "awesome" to see and hear others share similar experiences.
During the tour, personal interactions occurred with audience members. One attendee named Brandy received recognition for their mother's inspirational role. Another individual mentioned being in "Carnivore Heaven" with an "endless view." Multiple viewers encouraged others to see the film and expressed hope that "everyone can heal."
One person reported being on the carnivore diet for over 415 days and stated the film "will change your life." Another mentioned being inspired to continue sharing their own carnivore healing story. The carnivore diet was described as "the proper human diet" with recommendations to find local screenings.
A viewer who had lost 150 pounds credited the carnivore diet, specifically mentioning Bill Knott and Carrie Man as heroes for creating the documentary. They expressed gratitude for their life being restored, stating they were "preparing to die" before finding this approach. The film was described as having "opened my eyes to how I want to spend the rest of my life."
The approach was alternatively called "ancestral eating" or "ancestral lifestyle," emphasizing a return to how humans historically lived. It was noted that "there was no cancer, there was no diabetes, there was no illnesses caused by the death" before modern dietary changes. The documentary was praised for featuring "so many stories by so many people who have a shared experience in the healing that comes from this kind of way of living, of eating."
At the Toronto, Canada screening, the film was described as focusing on the joy that occurs "when you are not completely imprisoned in your body and through illness and through suffering and through pain." The documentary was noted for containing both tears and "so much joy," with emphasis on controlling what can be controlled to make time more joyful.
One attendee who met the filmmaker described the experience as "awesome, inspiring" and recommended both watching the documentary and trying the carnivore diet. The benefits were described as affecting "health, mind, body, soul" and being "dynamic, it's healing, and it's wholesome and healthy."
A woman shared her complete health journey: her son, a Marine, was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2011, which "ruined my life." Despite attempting to continue being a mother to her daughter and wife to her husband while working, stress from work and life led to developing ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, and IBS. Her husband researched and discovered the carnivore diet, initially trying it for 30 days, then extending to 90 days. After over 3 years on the diet, she achieved remission from all conditions. She described the carnivore diet as "God sent, heaven sent, and it's wonderful."
The documentary was presented as capable of changing lives when watched "with an open mind and an open heart," described as "one of the most inspiring stories that I've seen in my entire life."
"If you watch this with an open mind and an open heart, it can change your life. It's probably one of the most inspiring stories that I've seen in my entire life."
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