RFK's GENIUS new food fix
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Date: 2025-12-12
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Fidasaind
PCPs are general practitioners. Specialists are specialists. I would expect obesity specialists would have tons of training on this. On the current research on metabolic dysfunction. On the ways to work with patients to work alongside any medicinal treatment in order to improve their health. But heaven forbid we make access to both those specialists and medicines that treat a major driver of obesity and the comorbidities it causes. I use one of those medicines. I have always been able to lose weight fast anytime I made changes. But within weeks or months, the intense and constant signals from the hormones would eventually find a way to get me to cheat and inevitably I would plateau or rebound. It is wild to me what a difference just 0. 5mL of liquid and 5mg of active ingredient can do. In just over 20 weeks I have lost nearly 1/4 of my body weight. Not because I am cheating. But because I am able to do the same thing I have always done. Only without fighting my mind every step of the way. I do my lifting sessions, eat my fiber and protein, drink more water, walk my dog about 3 times farther than I used to, and do a few hours of cardio every week.
I didn't need specialized care because i had come in with a detailed planned and had done my research and worked it out with my doctor before I started. But so many people simply are given their script and have no guidance. Give people the tools they need instead of bogging down all medical professionals with information that specialists can focus on and things will improve. Increase access to care including access to therapists for those with eating disorders, dieticians or obesity specialists for those that need help managing their plan, and affordable access to medicine if they have metabolic dysfunction of some kind and we will see improvement. But those have huge short term costs and require massive changes to insurance regulation or adopting some form of single payer system or some form of medicare access for younger citizens. It is like the distraction of blaming video games for school violence. Instead of looking at a real problem and making meaningful changes, we look for any scapegoat because heaven forbid we invest in these programs or pass a bit of regulation to increase access. I am lucky that my insurance covers it. I am lucky that if/when my insurance drops this, I can afford direct pay prices. So many are not lucky. And I want people that need access to help to get it. There is so much I simply did not know about myself until I stopped dealing with binge eating and compulsive food noise. Not the least of which is I like being active. I have grown to enjoy lifting weights. I am loving hiking and I joke that my wife has to walk her dog and her husband every night because I need to burn off steam. I am looking forward to riding my bike again. And I have even dabbled with short jobs and think that may be a fun hobby when I get my weight down a bit more (just got under 40 BMI but I probably would feel better with the impact of running after losing another 50 lbs.
I am tired of this walking brain running HHS. I am tired of the damage he is causing to people. Whether it is bad advice, harming life saving vaccine programs, or ending research that may be the next big thing (I mean as someone with a mom that has dementia or a dad that smoked. these treatments may have protective effects for dementia and may help combat addiction) I can't imagine how many deaths he will be responsible for. And how much work the next secretary of HHS will have simply to undo this damage.
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PCPs are general practitioners. Specialists are specialists. I would expect obesity specialists would have tons of training on this. On the current research on metabolic dysfunction. On the ways to work with patients to work alongside any medicinal treatment in order to improve their health. But heaven forbid we make access to both those specialists and medicines that treat a major driver of obesity and the comorbidities it causes. I use one of those medicines. I have always been able to lose weight fast anytime I made changes. But within weeks or months, the intense and constant signals from the hormones would eventually find a way to get me to cheat and inevitably I would plateau or rebound. It is wild to me what a difference just 0. 5mL of liquid and 5mg of active ingredient can do. In just over 20 weeks I have lost nearly 1/4 of my body weight. Not because I am cheating. But because I am able to do the same thing I have always done. Only without fighting my mind every step of the way. I do my lifting sessions, eat my fiber and protein, drink more water, walk my dog about 3 times farther than I used to, and do a few hours of cardio every week.
I didn't need specialized care because i had come in with a detailed planned and had done my research and worked it out with my doctor before I started. But so many people simply are given their script and have no guidance. Give people the tools they need instead of bogging down all medical professionals with information that specialists can focus on and things will improve. Increase access to care including access to therapists for those with eating disorders, dieticians or obesity specialists for those that need help managing their plan, and affordable access to medicine if they have metabolic dysfunction of some kind and we will see improvement. But those have huge short term costs and require massive changes to insurance regulation or adopting some form of single payer system or some form of medicare access for younger citizens. It is like the distraction of blaming video games for school violence. Instead of looking at a real problem and making meaningful changes, we look for any scapegoat because heaven forbid we invest in these programs or pass a bit of regulation to increase access. I am lucky that my insurance covers it. I am lucky that if/when my insurance drops this, I can afford direct pay prices. So many are not lucky. And I want people that need access to help to get it. There is so much I simply did not know about myself until I stopped dealing with binge eating and compulsive food noise. Not the least of which is I like being active. I have grown to enjoy lifting weights. I am loving hiking and I joke that my wife has to walk her dog and her husband every night because I need to burn off steam. I am looking forward to riding my bike again. And I have even dabbled with short jobs and think that may be a fun hobby when I get my weight down a bit more (just got under 40 BMI but I probably would feel better with the impact of running after losing another 50 lbs.
I am tired of this walking brain running HHS. I am tired of the damage he is causing to people. Whether it is bad advice, harming life saving vaccine programs, or ending research that may be the next big thing (I mean as someone with a mom that has dementia or a dad that smoked. these treatments may have protective effects for dementia and may help combat addiction) I can't imagine how many deaths he will be responsible for. And how much work the next secretary of HHS will have simply to undo this damage.
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sunainahussain
There's also the elephants in the room regarding how car culture and car-centric urban planning discourages physical activity, the ways in so many physical third spaces esp. for the youths have shut down and how the ability to have a healthy diet is something that's frequently rendered inaccessible to poor and disabled people in a variety of ways (e. g if you have to choose between rent and electricity you can't buy anything that needs constant refrigeration to keep it safe to eat)
And instead of addressing those issues, politicians have favoured policies that have led to more poverty/homelessness/food insecurity and bigger wealth gaps, more people gaining chronic preventable disabilities and more wins for cars over even buses and trains. Adam is correct in pointing out that what RFK is engaging in is magical thinking but like the issue is bigger and much more systematic than just people not wanting to act on their doctor's advice
The truth of the situation is that in a society that uses money as a way to measure worth and construct social hierarchies, the only voter that will ever matter to a politician, especially politicians like these, is the one with the most amount of money. And I think it's worth confronting how haunting it is that those voters being favoured at our expense are the ones who stand to gain the most from an overworked, unhealthy populace
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There's also the elephants in the room regarding how car culture and car-centric urban planning discourages physical activity, the ways in so many physical third spaces esp. for the youths have shut down and how the ability to have a healthy diet is something that's frequently rendered inaccessible to poor and disabled people in a variety of ways (e. g if you have to choose between rent and electricity you can't buy anything that needs constant refrigeration to keep it safe to eat)
And instead of addressing those issues, politicians have favoured policies that have led to more poverty/homelessness/food insecurity and bigger wealth gaps, more people gaining chronic preventable disabilities and more wins for cars over even buses and trains. Adam is correct in pointing out that what RFK is engaging in is magical thinking but like the issue is bigger and much more systematic than just people not wanting to act on their doctor's advice
The truth of the situation is that in a society that uses money as a way to measure worth and construct social hierarchies, the only voter that will ever matter to a politician, especially politicians like these, is the one with the most amount of money. And I think it's worth confronting how haunting it is that those voters being favoured at our expense are the ones who stand to gain the most from an overworked, unhealthy populace
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mjp121
7: 32 you put the blame in the wrong place- people would LOVE to walk more places if they didn’t need to walk miles along busy roads with inadequate sidewalks- or take public transit if it didn’t cost more than a tank of gas and only come once an hour on an overcrowded bus. We would LOVE to eat more fruits and veggies, but good food costs more and takes more time to make than fast food, particularly difficult when we are working more hours than ever before for less cost-adjusted income. People would love to bike all over, if they didn’t need to share roads with cars who don’t want them there and won’t respect their safety worth anything. Medicine does more for us, but somehow the rest of the world gets as good or better care for half the cost.
The people are willing to be more healthy, would _love_ to pay for better care. Our system has done everything possible to make healthy choices unviable, healthcare a luxury, and cities hostile for any sort of travel besides being in a car.
People don’t want these things, these things are forced on us to survive.
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7: 32 you put the blame in the wrong place- people would LOVE to walk more places if they didn’t need to walk miles along busy roads with inadequate sidewalks- or take public transit if it didn’t cost more than a tank of gas and only come once an hour on an overcrowded bus. We would LOVE to eat more fruits and veggies, but good food costs more and takes more time to make than fast food, particularly difficult when we are working more hours than ever before for less cost-adjusted income. People would love to bike all over, if they didn’t need to share roads with cars who don’t want them there and won’t respect their safety worth anything. Medicine does more for us, but somehow the rest of the world gets as good or better care for half the cost.
The people are willing to be more healthy, would _love_ to pay for better care. Our system has done everything possible to make healthy choices unviable, healthcare a luxury, and cities hostile for any sort of travel besides being in a car.
People don’t want these things, these things are forced on us to survive.
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paulp4201
As I see it, there are a few factors that make eating a healthy diet in this age of abundance. Time, poverty and biology. The first 2 are closely intertwined, but I will address the biology first. We evolved to deal with food insecurity. While plants were relatively easy to get, they are generally low in calories and fats. We over value high calorie high fat foods simply because they were so rare in our diet. Now everything has changed except for our basic biology. We still gravitate towards the high calorie high fat foods that our ancestors craved.
Poverty and time are the other 2. On the surface, you would think that poor people would be thinner than the more well off, but the opposite is true in America. Poor people work long hours to get the little they can and cooking a meal is often just too much that day, so maybe some Mac and cheese or ramen if it's really tight. Or maybe you are more flush with cash so you get some fast food.
So to fix things I suggest paying a living wage for a start.
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As I see it, there are a few factors that make eating a healthy diet in this age of abundance. Time, poverty and biology. The first 2 are closely intertwined, but I will address the biology first. We evolved to deal with food insecurity. While plants were relatively easy to get, they are generally low in calories and fats. We over value high calorie high fat foods simply because they were so rare in our diet. Now everything has changed except for our basic biology. We still gravitate towards the high calorie high fat foods that our ancestors craved.
Poverty and time are the other 2. On the surface, you would think that poor people would be thinner than the more well off, but the opposite is true in America. Poor people work long hours to get the little they can and cooking a meal is often just too much that day, so maybe some Mac and cheese or ramen if it's really tight. Or maybe you are more flush with cash so you get some fast food.
So to fix things I suggest paying a living wage for a start.
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aliciagrey4382
You know what would prevent all this. preventative care. I was pre diabetic but because I get regular blood work we discovered it and made some changes and it’s fine now. Then again I took home economics so I know how to make some things from scratch to cut out the extra sodium and whatnot. The food pyramid really did a number on my generation. I don’t think this is the doctor’s fault and more of an affordability problem because poverty is linked to poor health outcomes. Though I personally know people who refused to ever try and lose weight to the point it costs them a limb. In general though I think it would be easier for people to be able to lose weight if we weren’t already very stressed out. I can exercise the same amount and if the stress is high I will gain weight but if it’s low I lose weight. Self control is entirely unnecessary in consumers.
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You know what would prevent all this. preventative care. I was pre diabetic but because I get regular blood work we discovered it and made some changes and it’s fine now. Then again I took home economics so I know how to make some things from scratch to cut out the extra sodium and whatnot. The food pyramid really did a number on my generation. I don’t think this is the doctor’s fault and more of an affordability problem because poverty is linked to poor health outcomes. Though I personally know people who refused to ever try and lose weight to the point it costs them a limb. In general though I think it would be easier for people to be able to lose weight if we weren’t already very stressed out. I can exercise the same amount and if the stress is high I will gain weight but if it’s low I lose weight. Self control is entirely unnecessary in consumers.
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sunnasmilieu
The golden age of capitalism occured when wealth was taxed. When the wealthy had to pay high taxes, they would rather give their money to the workers and their companies. See, money is not a resource. It's a means to acquire actual resources, which are limited. What we actually need in order to be healthier and have growing populations is for workers to be able to own actual resources, like homes, instead of loans at the bank which are just a subscription which eats into your budget that should go to having children and being able to afford better food. The actual real resources, when wealth inequality is this large, whether they're owned by a bank or rented out to workers by a company is what stagnates the economy for the rest of us while a few people are living well. That's why we need to tax wealth, not work.
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The golden age of capitalism occured when wealth was taxed. When the wealthy had to pay high taxes, they would rather give their money to the workers and their companies. See, money is not a resource. It's a means to acquire actual resources, which are limited. What we actually need in order to be healthier and have growing populations is for workers to be able to own actual resources, like homes, instead of loans at the bank which are just a subscription which eats into your budget that should go to having children and being able to afford better food. The actual real resources, when wealth inequality is this large, whether they're owned by a bank or rented out to workers by a company is what stagnates the economy for the rest of us while a few people are living well. That's why we need to tax wealth, not work.
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velocitygirl8551
Of alll the things to raaage about you chose the fact that they want Drs to take nutrition classes! Seriously Not registering autistic folks on a registry like they used to do with Jews nit, idk KIDNAPPING OUR NEIGHBORS and sending them to random places like El Salvador! Not defunding planned parenthood! NIT DISMANTLING HEALTHCARE STROKE VICTIMS HAVE BEDN DROPPED FROM MEDICAID, premiums have skyrocketed I can’t quote walk away from this video thinking you’re the same intelligent being I once thought you were I love your wife. I respect her so there must be something in you that is deeper, empathetic and GOOD in you that she sees, but JFC I watched this days ago and had to walk with it for a few days to make sure I wasn’t responding in the heat of the moment. And here we are lol.
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Of alll the things to raaage about you chose the fact that they want Drs to take nutrition classes! Seriously Not registering autistic folks on a registry like they used to do with Jews nit, idk KIDNAPPING OUR NEIGHBORS and sending them to random places like El Salvador! Not defunding planned parenthood! NIT DISMANTLING HEALTHCARE STROKE VICTIMS HAVE BEDN DROPPED FROM MEDICAID, premiums have skyrocketed I can’t quote walk away from this video thinking you’re the same intelligent being I once thought you were I love your wife. I respect her so there must be something in you that is deeper, empathetic and GOOD in you that she sees, but JFC I watched this days ago and had to walk with it for a few days to make sure I wasn’t responding in the heat of the moment. And here we are lol.
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charliemopps4926
I have autism. Trust me. this moment in time created by RFK's nonsense is both a curse and a blessing He's spreading SOOO much misinformation. but at the same time, he's so obviously wrong about so much, its at least giving our community the opportunity to speak out and correct a lot of his nonsense. Like. a lot of the stuff he's saying, a lot of people have always kind of believed Without really thinking about it. but he's putting those beliefs into real arguments and policies. Arguments and policies that don't actually make any sense at all. Tylenol causes autism really: -D For those that want the short version: Most of us with ASD do not think ASD is a disease. We're not broken, stop trying to fix us. The problem is, the world just needs to accept our differences.
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I have autism. Trust me. this moment in time created by RFK's nonsense is both a curse and a blessing He's spreading SOOO much misinformation. but at the same time, he's so obviously wrong about so much, its at least giving our community the opportunity to speak out and correct a lot of his nonsense. Like. a lot of the stuff he's saying, a lot of people have always kind of believed Without really thinking about it. but he's putting those beliefs into real arguments and policies. Arguments and policies that don't actually make any sense at all. Tylenol causes autism really: -D For those that want the short version: Most of us with ASD do not think ASD is a disease. We're not broken, stop trying to fix us. The problem is, the world just needs to accept our differences.
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87swoo44
This is taking only one thing RFK has tried to do or at least what he says. Another is to attempt to limit the BS you can buy with SNAP which affects the actual people. Also to try to get companies to reduce or remove a lot of the crap that is in your food such as the bad dyes and artificial ingredients. Seeing as that one is one of the large problems people have been trying to yell about for a while. You cant force people to eat what they should. This is just the first steps. Maybe more training isnt whats needed, but training Dr's in ways to convince you to do better when you are your own worst enemy is more appropriate. We also need to have a real food pyramid. One thats not full of propaganda from one pile or another.
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This is taking only one thing RFK has tried to do or at least what he says. Another is to attempt to limit the BS you can buy with SNAP which affects the actual people. Also to try to get companies to reduce or remove a lot of the crap that is in your food such as the bad dyes and artificial ingredients. Seeing as that one is one of the large problems people have been trying to yell about for a while. You cant force people to eat what they should. This is just the first steps. Maybe more training isnt whats needed, but training Dr's in ways to convince you to do better when you are your own worst enemy is more appropriate. We also need to have a real food pyramid. One thats not full of propaganda from one pile or another.
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Dracomarine
I agree with the spirit of what you’re saying, but I don’t agree with the substance. I don’t think it helps to be blaming individuals for what is clearly a systemic problem. Voters don’t want a lot of the things you’re mentioning because I told not to want it from advertising. The average person is up against what amounts of military grade psychological warfare unit in the marketing industry. You don’t stand a chance against that unless you really know what is going on in D. tune yourself from their nonsense. We need to happen as a coordinated attack on shitty corporate interest on shitty investors, and shitty private businesses that are trying to kill us all. That’s what needs to change.
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I agree with the spirit of what you’re saying, but I don’t agree with the substance. I don’t think it helps to be blaming individuals for what is clearly a systemic problem. Voters don’t want a lot of the things you’re mentioning because I told not to want it from advertising. The average person is up against what amounts of military grade psychological warfare unit in the marketing industry. You don’t stand a chance against that unless you really know what is going on in D. tune yourself from their nonsense. We need to happen as a coordinated attack on shitty corporate interest on shitty investors, and shitty private businesses that are trying to kill us all. That’s what needs to change.
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WillFriedman
GLP1s may be an important near- and medium-term public health tool, but aren't you letting the food system itself off entirely here What about stringently-enforced regulations about the nutritional content of food, restrictions on food advertising, incentives to produce and purchase healthy food, etc. There is also an arsonist-adjacent/firefighter dynamic going on with GLP1s (and all pharmaceutical attempts to address obesity and its attendant negative health effects): make money off causing the disease and then make money off the cure. The mafia boss and grifters in charge just want their cut, but why not at least suggest the possibility of systemic improvements instead of only symptom management
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GLP1s may be an important near- and medium-term public health tool, but aren't you letting the food system itself off entirely here What about stringently-enforced regulations about the nutritional content of food, restrictions on food advertising, incentives to produce and purchase healthy food, etc. There is also an arsonist-adjacent/firefighter dynamic going on with GLP1s (and all pharmaceutical attempts to address obesity and its attendant negative health effects): make money off causing the disease and then make money off the cure. The mafia boss and grifters in charge just want their cut, but why not at least suggest the possibility of systemic improvements instead of only symptom management
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xjcl6469
As a doctor specializing in diabetes care, I just want to say it’s hilarious that RFK Jr thinks doctors want patients to have poor diets. At mine (and most) Endocrinology practices we are booked out 6 months and don’t have the availability to see pts in a timely manner. If half my patients stopped having diabetes tomorrow I suspect my own blood pressure and stress level would improve significantly!
Another funny point is that doctors lounges at hospitals are generally stocked with soda, chips, and cookies. As Adam said, a healthy diet much easier said than done!
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As a doctor specializing in diabetes care, I just want to say it’s hilarious that RFK Jr thinks doctors want patients to have poor diets. At mine (and most) Endocrinology practices we are booked out 6 months and don’t have the availability to see pts in a timely manner. If half my patients stopped having diabetes tomorrow I suspect my own blood pressure and stress level would improve significantly!
Another funny point is that doctors lounges at hospitals are generally stocked with soda, chips, and cookies. As Adam said, a healthy diet much easier said than done!
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richgarbi1
Dude your premise is completely off. In the developed world, we have even easier access to processed foods which are super unhealthy. What’s an unhealthy food A food which our body cannot process due to not being designed to do so. The more something is different to what we ate during our evolution, the harder for our body to process it, natural or unnatural. It’s like putting gasoline in a diesel truck. You cannot blame it on sedentary life. Please study Paul Saladino and follow his diet principles. If you don’t feel 10x better let me know.
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Dude your premise is completely off. In the developed world, we have even easier access to processed foods which are super unhealthy. What’s an unhealthy food A food which our body cannot process due to not being designed to do so. The more something is different to what we ate during our evolution, the harder for our body to process it, natural or unnatural. It’s like putting gasoline in a diesel truck. You cannot blame it on sedentary life. Please study Paul Saladino and follow his diet principles. If you don’t feel 10x better let me know.
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jooxxyy
The real enemy to this problem is for profit healthcare. If there wasn’t an incentive to have a sick population, there wouldn’t be one.
Then Adam says, let the grown-ups do something about it and that just leads to things like Ozempic again, the pharmaceutical companies manufacturer problem and create the solution. This is what happens when we let the grown-ups figure it out.
What we must demand is public, high quality healthcare. We need to take money out of wanting a sick population otherwise the problem will never go away.
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The real enemy to this problem is for profit healthcare. If there wasn’t an incentive to have a sick population, there wouldn’t be one.
Then Adam says, let the grown-ups do something about it and that just leads to things like Ozempic again, the pharmaceutical companies manufacturer problem and create the solution. This is what happens when we let the grown-ups figure it out.
What we must demand is public, high quality healthcare. We need to take money out of wanting a sick population otherwise the problem will never go away.
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lrom5445
Unfortunately, the only people who are sitting through this video already agree with this line of thinking. The very first move was to disenfranchise their followers from any sources of information they don't like. They've been taught that the minority of expert sources are the real truth and to discount the vast majority of evidence out there. And I don't even blame them. There's such an overwhelming amount of information and spinning of said info that it becomes so difficult for the average person to know what is correct.
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Unfortunately, the only people who are sitting through this video already agree with this line of thinking. The very first move was to disenfranchise their followers from any sources of information they don't like. They've been taught that the minority of expert sources are the real truth and to discount the vast majority of evidence out there. And I don't even blame them. There's such an overwhelming amount of information and spinning of said info that it becomes so difficult for the average person to know what is correct.
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jeannamcgregor9967
Historians know that we have, in large part, conquered the major infectious diseases with vaccines and antibiotics, while vastly increasing long-term chronic diseases caused, in large part, by lifestyle and diet. But everyone thinks their diet is relatively healthy and talking to them about changing it is like getting someone to change their religion. And doctors DO need more nutrition training. What medical schools provide is pathetic (according to doctors.
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Historians know that we have, in large part, conquered the major infectious diseases with vaccines and antibiotics, while vastly increasing long-term chronic diseases caused, in large part, by lifestyle and diet. But everyone thinks their diet is relatively healthy and talking to them about changing it is like getting someone to change their religion. And doctors DO need more nutrition training. What medical schools provide is pathetic (according to doctors.
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HarryS77
7: 28 Really dude That's not the reason why. If it were, we'd expect to see the same exorbitant costs in other first world countries. We don't. The reasons for the increased cost of healthcare are relatively well understood, and involve things like high administrative costs, poor government regulation, hospitals overcharging insurance, insurance company lobbying, specialists overcharging, etc. Not the fact that doctors can do more, whatever that means.
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7: 28 Really dude That's not the reason why. If it were, we'd expect to see the same exorbitant costs in other first world countries. We don't. The reasons for the increased cost of healthcare are relatively well understood, and involve things like high administrative costs, poor government regulation, hospitals overcharging insurance, insurance company lobbying, specialists overcharging, etc. Not the fact that doctors can do more, whatever that means.
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aPOPblops
Hey Adam! I’m obsessed with Amy’s Chili Mac, but they charge $7. 00 a BOWL for the frozen ones and the canned chili by Amy’s isn’t even similar.
I have tried many many strange ideas to solve what that sauce is but I can’t get anywhere close.
I’d love if you could help me figure out a way to home cook a suitable replacement
Can’t wait to try your pizza this summer when i come to TN!
All my love to you and your family!
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Hey Adam! I’m obsessed with Amy’s Chili Mac, but they charge $7. 00 a BOWL for the frozen ones and the canned chili by Amy’s isn’t even similar.
I have tried many many strange ideas to solve what that sauce is but I can’t get anywhere close.
I’d love if you could help me figure out a way to home cook a suitable replacement
Can’t wait to try your pizza this summer when i come to TN!
All my love to you and your family!
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aragusea
Why not provide better insurance that covers seeing a dietitian You know, a person with a masters or PhD in nutritional health who works in conjunction with medical doctors This is like trying to make cops take a couple classes in psychology and then expect them to work as full time cops AND full time mental health professionals. We don’t need to made doctors do more for less, we need to fund comprehensive, inclusive healthcare.
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Why not provide better insurance that covers seeing a dietitian You know, a person with a masters or PhD in nutritional health who works in conjunction with medical doctors This is like trying to make cops take a couple classes in psychology and then expect them to work as full time cops AND full time mental health professionals. We don’t need to made doctors do more for less, we need to fund comprehensive, inclusive healthcare.
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cheezedawgb
I recall one time years ago I had a lipid panel that showed problems with cholesterol. My doctor spent a few minutes talking to me about various pharmaceutical options until I finally asked him Diet and exercise would help with this too, right He seemed surprised and conceded that yes if I changed my diet and exercised more that would also help. I don’t think he was even going to bring it up if I hadn’t.
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I recall one time years ago I had a lipid panel that showed problems with cholesterol. My doctor spent a few minutes talking to me about various pharmaceutical options until I finally asked him Diet and exercise would help with this too, right He seemed surprised and conceded that yes if I changed my diet and exercised more that would also help. I don’t think he was even going to bring it up if I hadn’t.
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