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Was that zing really necessary? I'm trying to start a new diet plan over here, c'mon. There's just way too much good food in California.
Every problem is a solution in disguise: start a good food diet plan—people will certainly buy that.
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If what you're telling me is that eating healthy, getting enough sleep and exercising can halt or reverse Alzheimer's it's not going to exactly shock me. The real fad is how amazingly stupid Americans are about their own health.
Ah yes, every single one of them. And none of the people in any other country.
So what was the diet and lifestyle changes that patients did? Didn't much much information about that in the article.
Maybe I'm a cynic but it strains credulity that the miracle cure is also a laundry list of fad health trends from the the last decade. Gluten free, intermittent fasting, yoga, melatonin, probiotics, etc etc
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If what you're telling me is that eating healthy, getting enough sleep and exercising can halt or reverse Alzheimer's it's not going to exactly shock me. The real fad is how amazingly stupid Americans are about their own health.
Given that Americans work more than most other countries it’s a wonder how they get enough sleep or time to cook healthy.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/01/the-countries-where-p...
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Ah yes, every single one of them. And none of the people in any other country.
American culture is staggeringly unhealthy. Denying this is impossible.