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I mean having a unhealthy diet can majorly destroy you life lead to all kind of obvious (malnutrition, blindness, brittle bones etc.) and less obvious (depressi
by dathinab 3y ago
I mean having a unhealthy diet can majorly destroy you life lead to all kind of obvious (malnutrition, blindness, brittle bones etc.) and less obvious (depression, fatigue, mind fog, etc.) issues.
So people wanting to not have that and over correcting seems to be quite normal.
> obscure diet that humans just never thought of that can unlock
no, but there are many diets which proven wise can affect your performance in various ways. Through if you assume a healthy balanced basis they often aren't just net positive, but have some benefit and some drawbacks.
sadly there are also tons of bad often worse then inefficient diets which promise other things
and not everything which makes you feel good mid term is healthy long term (like oversimplified to short term instead of mid->long term example: fruit sugar is making you feel good short term but is one of the least healthy natural ways to get energy, but juices where for a where long time promoted at healthy by most people, they are not if consumed more then just quite small amounts)
> like a modern phenomenon that owes itself to an abundance of cheap food. And perhaps a lot of anxiety, depression, or similar.
AFIK it's not really modern but probably as old as civilization
and we do have tons of food health issues today
- to much sugar
- many plants and fruits being much less nutrious (or being much more imbalanced)
- highly processed food confusing our digestion system
- implanted diets being the norm
- biorhythms being completely trashed in all kinds of ways
- way way way to much stress
- healthy food in some countries being unaffordable expensive for many
- traces of pesticides messing with our body
- high concentration of cattle and humans making virus and bacteria which affect us pretty bad and spread all over the world (like the bacteria commonly causing tooth decay wasn't a "normal" thing if you go back far enough)
- breeding plants changing them in ways which change which gut bacteria dominates, problem here our immune system might not always play well with that bacteria and we have shown to not always adapt to that so well. Oversimplified Coeliac disease is an example of this and is pretty bad as it (if you consume any gluten) kills you over time (through luckily many people which claim to have Coeliac disease do not have it).