>>16712550>Will you promise me you won't seek any cancer treatments if you develop it before 80?Your second line of greentext disingenuously omitted the crucial part of the first, which underscored the importance of living healthily. If I develop cancer before 80, it will be because I did not adhere to this stipulation.
>Given that over half of the developed world is overweight, you absolutely should seek a second opinion if your reaction to hunger is to stuff your face like an animal.Half the developed world is overweight indeed, and yet it wasn't always like this. In fact, obese people were so rare that they were historically part of circus and sideshow acts. Obesity started rising significantly the same time processed foods became popular. Processed foods lack many nutrients that the body needs. So when someone eats them, they get a surplus of calories without the attendant nutriment, so they continue eating. A known trick that fast food outlets do is to drench their meals in high fructose corn syrup. This impairs metabolic and neurological processes that regulate appetite, leading to increased hunger and food intake. Notice wherever in the world you find a nation with a significant number of obese people, they're eating some burgers, soda, candy, cakes, cookies, muffins, pastries, cereal, etc. Nobody gets fat eating healthy.
>stuff your face like an animalIronically, obesity, as seen in humans, is rare in the wild.
>Such as? misdiagnosis, inappropriate treatment, or the suppression of critical information by pharmaceutical companies. Examples include the Vioxx scandal where a drug was approved despite harmful side effects being suppressed, and instances of misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis leading to worsened outcomes. Just a few decades ago, the words “doctor's recommend” were paired with the most dangerous consumer products of all time: cigarettes.
