A new documentary about the potential harmless illnesses carried by food in the United States has led to Netflix viewers vowing to go vegan as a result of the show's discoveries
Netflix viewers have been left traumatised over a horrifying new documentary about the way food is made and processed in the United States.
READ MORE: 'I put up my Christmas tree already - visitors raise their eyebrows but it makes me happy' "I urge everybody to go watch poisoned on Netflix. It's scary to think about what type of food we're putting in out bodies," a third tweeted and another wrote: "This is scary... Anyone of us can end up in hospital and even die just by eating a contaminated piece of lettuce or an undercooked piece of meat."
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