Tasha Sparks – Google

I generally liked it but it’s one of those movies where shots are being fired everywhere yet somehow the heroes manage to never get hit, and it’s the typical bad guys invading to enslave and must be fought against by the best of the best who train the untrained. Still, I loved the cast and thought the movie was done well. I wish the second part was out in book form already. All-in-all 3.5 stars. I will be waiting to see Part 2.

Surprisingly, I actually enjoyed watching this movie, which is weird because I can't stand musicals but my daughter wanted to see this. I liked the cast and the story. The songs were pretty catchy too. I think the lead actor did a good job creating an emotional connection. I could see how this character could evolve into the darker Gene Wilder character who has little tolerance for privileged spoiled brats.

I was familiar with general fasting already, but this book has introduced new insights I hadn't read about before. I'm not sure what the low reviews are about on here. One reviewer says she isn't a doctor. Apparently this person doesn't understand that 'doctor' refers to having a doctorate degree in any field. When it comes to healthcare, there are different practitioner degrees a person can have, whether that is medical doctorate, doctorate of chiropractor studies, doctorate of osteopathic medicine, doctorate of nursing, naturopathic doctorate, etc. Medical doctors are not know-all gods of healthcare, which is why so many people give up on them after having no success with treating their issues. MDs have little training in nutritional studies and ecological physiology because they are trained to write prescriptions as primary treatments. Please learn the actual nature of healthcare studies and practices. A little critical thinking and self-education goes a long way.