A woman wearing a bra is seen touching her breasts. There is nothing sexual as this is related to breast cancer.

There is a short segment that deals with impotent men, sexuality and viagra, and what consumption of animal products affects this.

A naked woman's body is shown from the side, without breasts visible.

A naked but chubby body of a person is shown for a couple of seconds, with breasts visible.

Many human diseases like heart attacks, cancers and diabetes, and how consumption of animal and dairy products are related to this, are often talked about throughout. Footage and illustrations related to this subject are often shown.

Some people are seen with symptoms to diseases like heart attack and cancers.

Some brief references to death by diseases.

Killing of animals for food is talked about.

Almost near the end, there are some video clips of animal abuse and cruelty, but nothing too graphic is shown.

Lots of fish are seen caught, while lots of unwanted fish are dumped back into water. Brief video clips of fish slaughter are shown, but nothing particularly graphic is seen.

None.

Medical drugs and pills are shown sometimes. Some drugs are even seen taken by people.

The vast majority of this documentary is about how consumption of animal and dairy products are related to human diseases, like heart attack, cancers and diabetes, along with many other diseases.

Almost near the end, there are some brief video clips of animal abuse and cruelty for food. Although nothing too graphic is shown, this can be upsetting for animal lovers and activists.

The end of the documentary is about what consequences massive farming, waste dumping and global warming have for the planet Earth's environment.