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A new documentary called “Eating You Alive” claims you could reverse chronic health problems such as heart disease, diabetes and obesity by eating plant-based, whole foods as our ancestors did thousands of years ago. Director Paul Kennamer and NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar join Kathie Lee and Hoda to discuss the film’s claims.