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Probably not productive to throw out sound advice just because other strategies also seem to be needed. Those are all health-positive choices that make for goo

Probably not productive to throw out sound advice just because other strategies also seem to be needed. Those are all health-positive choices that make for good advice, obesity epidemic or not. There's nothing wrong with sharing them and it doesn't hurt anyone to hear them, even if for the thousandth time. And you have no evidence that spreading such advice hasn't helped people, just that many people may still need other support as well.

gruez 2y ago
> Probably not productive to throw out sound advice just because other strategies also seem to be needed. I'm not sure how you got the idea I think we should abandon public health advice on healthy eating. My previous comment is intended to point out that telling people to eat healithy doesn't work, and therefore we need artificial sweeteners because asking people to give up their favorite foods clearly isn't working.