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There is a high probability that you wouldn't have had diabetes in the first place. You would be living a very healthy life and more physical activities and oh
by jaspero 16y ago
There is a high probability that you wouldn't have had diabetes in the first place. You would be living a very healthy life and more physical activities and oh yes, healthier non-GM foods.
Definitely rich and healthy.
- fhars 16y agoThe probability that a person with type I diabetes would have had type I diabetes (and so died a painful death before 35) if born a hundred years ago is close to one, as type I is inherited. And most food was considerably less healthy and safe then, too, only more scarce and expensive. The problem with GM and processed food is not that it is less healthy than what came before it, but considerably less healthy than what can be produced today, which is the relevant reference point.
- cperciva 16y agoAs fhars points out, type 1 diabetes is not based on diet or lifestyle. There is no reason to think that I wouldn't be diabetic if I were born a century earlier.