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If a doctor says to you ' you have hypertension because you've been eating pizza for dinner last 5 years' . Do you ask them to provide you with proof directly
by dominotw 4y ago
If a doctor says to you ' you have hypertension because you've been eating pizza for dinner last 5 years' .
Do you ask them to provide you with proof directly linking your pizza eating to hypertension? Would you just ignore their advice for lack of proof?
No one will be able to provide you direct link between 'lifestyle choices' and chronic disease at an individual level.
- sweetheart 4y ago> No one will be able to provide you direct link between 'lifestyle choices' and chronic disease at an individual level. I wasn't implying I require that for anything. I was just pointing out that someone made broad, speculative claims about the general medical consensus of things like read meat and sugar, and then used an anecdote to support their own claims about those things. Take from that what you will! I just find it funny and worth mentioning.