Being lectured and being informed of potential health consequences are two different things. There are, of course, people who think not being mindful of one's

Being lectured and being informed of potential health consequences are two different things. There are, of course, people who think not being mindful of one's health is morally bad; I personally believe, strongly, in body autonomy and the right to fully do at one's pleases with one's body. I might call you stupid for some of your choices, but that's not a moral judgement, I won't think you're a bad person for doing whatever you would do with your own body. Either way, the important part is having a clear and correct idea of the consequences of our choices. Then, according to our appetite for risk and for hedonism, we can freely choose to indulge or not.