by: Ethan Huff (Natural News) People might be living longer today on average than they did centuries ago, but does a longer life mean a healthier life? The answer to that question is a resounding no, and the reason has to do with the machinations …
Is modern medicine actually helping us live longer a healthier lives, or just longer and sicker lives? Namely, is big Pharma, big food, the mainstream corporate media, and medical professionals acting in a cohoots to spew propaganda in an effort …
In Boston, a two-mile difference in where you live may mean a 23-year difference in life expectancy. That startling analysis from the Boston Public Health Commission shows the longest average life expectancy is nearly 92 years, for residents in a …
This is quite sad.You should listen to her message.Obesity seriously harms people.pic.twitter.com/1KCnfJyVUX — Leftism (@LeftismForU) February 10, 2023
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The heightened concern about black women's weight reflects the racist stigmatization of their bodies. It also ignores how interrelated social factors impact black women’s health. https://t.co/sqVv8wpHyJ — Scientific American (@sciam) December 28, 2022 I don't think you are Scientific or …
Bill Maher on obesity crisis: "We've gone from fat acceptance to fat celebration. To view letting yourself go as a point of pride? The term body positivity is used to mean 'I'm perfect the way I am because I'm me.' …
How about using fat f*cks instead? The woke police are coming for the term “obesity.” The University of Illinois Chicago’s school of public health published an article by a dietitian claiming the medical term is “racist” and should be replaced …
by Maeng_da_00 This has been gaining traction for a while now online, but I want to make sure you guys are aware of what is likely causing a significant amount of obesity, heart disease and other health problems in the world. …
Wtf is happening…. This “reality” gets more and more Looney by the day. h/t Clayton Bigsby
SYNOPSIS: New data from 4.8 million hospitalizations finding 94.9% of Covid-19 patients had these common underlying health conditions that are largely preventable: -High blood pressure -Lipid imbalances -Obesity -Anxiety Only 11% of ALL U.S. hospitalizations from March 2020 to March …
by: Joven Gray (Natural News) The phrase “fat but fit” — referring to being healthy despite being overweight or obese — is a myth, according to the findings of a recent study. Swedish researchers revealed that having a BMI of 25 …
via calorielab: Colorado is the least fat state in the U.S.A., its obesity percentage is only 22.6% and its overweight percentage is well below 60% at 58.7%.West Virginia on the other hand is 38.1% obese which is still a good …
by traxtar3 Taking a data analytics course. Needed to compile and visually represent something from a very large data set. I compiled the obesity and diabetes and compared them to the median household income per county. This is just the …
Study says 4 in 10 American adults are now obese. U.S. obesity epidemic is not slowing down h/t zKnight
by Chris Black We will soon be forced to add nutrition fact labels to our memes… Today’s Kafkaesque news story comes from the former greatest country in the world, the United Kingdom respectively. The thing is, the British Empire was …
via Lisa Egan: Over two thousand years ago, Hippocrates said: “All disease begins in the gut.” The father of modern medicine was way ahead of his time. While gut health has not been linked to every disease (yet!), a growing body of research into …
A new study shows that 6 artificial sweeteners (aspartame, sucralose, saccharine, neotame, advantame and acesulfame potassium-k) are all toxic to gut bacteria. For years, aspartame and other artificial sweeteners have been associated with an increase in diabetes and other obesity-related …
via benjancewicz: Tool: Adobe Illustrator CC 2019. Project details. NCHS Notes: Obesity is associated with a number of health conditions, including hypertension, high cholesterol levels, and type 2 diabetes (8–11). In addition, Grade 2 or higher obesity significantly increases the risk …
American adults just keep getting fatter U.S. adults continue to put on the pounds. New data show that nearly 40 percent of them were obese in 2015 and 2016, a sharp increase from a decade earlier, federal health officials reported …
