Morgan Spurlock, 'Super Size Me' Director, Dies at 53
Spurlock's 2004 documentary challenged fast-food norms and revealed the health risks of excessive junk food consumption.
- Morgan Spurlock, creator of 'Super Size Me,' has died at 53 due to cancer complications.
- 'Super Size Me' impacted fast-food industry practices and public perception of junk food.
- Spurlock's month-long McDonald's diet had severe health consequences, including depression and liver damage.
- The documentary led to a temporary decline in McDonald's sales and changes in their menu offerings.
- Critics argue Spurlock's methods lacked scientific rigor but acknowledge his influence on food industry awareness.
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