> Why not address a potential root cause? Because it's hard and people are unreliable when it comes to diet/lifestyle changes. No reason not to address it, an

> Why not address a potential root cause? Because it's hard and people are unreliable when it comes to diet/lifestyle changes. No reason not to address it, and I'd be surprised if most doctors don't bring up their desire for the patient to have a healthier lifestyle. But it's not realistic to have it replace pharmaceuticals as a general stance.