> and nobody is giving diabetes a whirl to address a sociological condition Actually, yes, they are. There's no more perfect disease that you could have chosen

> and nobody is giving diabetes a whirl to address a sociological condition Actually, yes, they are. There's no more perfect disease that you could have chosen to disprove your own argument. Adult-onset diabetes is almost always a variant of substance addiction. It's just that we classify the drug "food" and sell it in the grocery store. But we shouldn't kid ourselves, sugary, highly-processed "foods" are a drug that is intended to be every bit as addictive as alcohol. The sugar high is like being drunk, the subsequent crash is like a hangover and diabetes is like the liver damage that results from alcoholism. The two diseases are remarkably similar.