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www.livenowthrivelater.co.uk
While browsing the always excellent and highly recommended Marginal Revolution blog, I came across an interesting series of posts on the "Mystery of the Obesity Epidemic". It's a well-researched series of posts, with a lot of interesting facts and statistics. It comes to some rather strange conclusions, however. Calories Do Count and Diets Do Work [...] |
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www.palladiummag.com
[AI summary] The article explores the profound health consequences of the modern diet, highlighting issues such as the rise of chronic diseases, autoimmune conditions, mental health disorders, and fertility problems. It attributes these issues to the shift from traditional, whole-food diets to processed, ultra-soft foods and the industrialization of agriculture. The piece also discusses the social and economic disparities in access to healthy food, the role of government in shaping dietary habits, and the need for systemic reforms to address these health crises. The conclusion emphasizes that restoring health requires a fundamental transformation of food systems and a reorientation of public policy towards prioritizing population health over profit. |
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wholehealthsource.blogspot.com
There's a lot to be learned from the Kitava study. Kitavans eat a diet of root vegetables, coconut, fruit, vegetables and fish and have und... |
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getonwithit.blog
My friend Scott said intermittent fasting is working well for managing their weight, and that got me curious. So, I did in-depth research for exactly 15 |
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