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The problem is that any time we study populational positive effects of diet on health outcomes it always turns out that the secret ingredient was universal heal
by Swizec 5y ago
The problem is that any time we study populational positive effects of diet on health outcomes it always turns out that the secret ingredient was universal health care. Or at least the diet filters by “rich enough to have good insurance and access”
We seem to have a hard time finding populations following any specific good diet with measurably good or better health outcomes than average that don’t have the compounding variable of access to health care:
- manmal 5y agoWe have universal health care in Austria, and many people are still obese (less than in the US, ok), get cancer etc.