Heart and Soil Presents FOOD FOR HUMANS TOUR - Chicago

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Show Info At this red-carpet premiere, Dr. Paul Saladino and Food for Humans executive producer Joshua Fields Millburn (from Netflix?s The Minimalists) will take the stage after each screening for an intimate conversation, followed by an audience Q&A. VIP Admission also includes a pre-show Meet & Greet with Paul Saladino. About the Film Paul Saladino, MD, famous for his food and wellness videos, which have garnered more than 2 billion views, stars in this groundbreaking documentary that exposes the mainstream misinformation about meat, plant-based diets, and the foods that are making people sick. Replete with expert and celebrity interviews, Food for Humans follows a group of everyday people who are struggling with chronic illness, autoimmune diseases, obesity, low libido, and inferior diets that lead to human suffering. Throughout the film, Dr. Saladino teaches these people how to simplify their diets and heal themselves with food.

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