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People understand they have a problem and don’t know what to do. They prioritize things they think will help, to the exclusion of generally healthy and good th
by prepend 3y ago
People understand they have a problem and don’t know what to do.
They prioritize things they think will help, to the exclusion of generally healthy and good things (veggies, etc).
I think it’s human nature, although I’m sure good parenting helps.
Although I know some really smart people who spend $100/month in athletic greens and other well advertised snake oil. Pretty much all OTC supplements are bogus or have little effect. Yet smart people buy them. Hoping.
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- RajT88 3y agoI realize I am painting with a broad brush here, but a lot of Americans love the idea of 2 things: 1. Magic pills which cure them 2. Not eating vegetables So this is not a shock to me at all. Such folks I am sure pin their hopes on things which are more convenient and do not require lifestyle changes.