We have a very long way to go before widespread adoption of ancestrally appropriate diet and lifestyle reduces demand for healthcare...
For the foreseeable future, the health of the majority will continue decline with continued consumption of ultra processed foods, protein deficient plant-based diets, and repeated doses of outdated mRNA tech for a circulating cold virus.
There is an ageing population and a boomer generation who have spent the past 2 decades consuming seed oils as their primary fat source, addicted to sugar and carbs and dosed on statins.
Mainstream nutrition 'healthy eating' guidelines and mainstream medical prescription-pad approach to 'managing' chronic disease is not changing any time soon.
Pressure from #MPAC and anti meat agenda has strong momentum
Pressure from #MPAC and anti meat agenda has strong momentum
The hope is for disparate and organic growth in healthy diet and lifestyle movement, coalescing around grassroots health figures who generate community...who actually help people heal instead of facilitate their worsening metabolic and general health
This will take time to build momentum and eventually put pressure on the medical profession/nutrition establishment to change their practice
I have written a piece on this topic called 'The Grassroots Revolution in Health' which will be published in the first issue of @HealthRenMag by @CultivatingChi Look out for it.
In the meantime, expect demand for primary care family medicine and Emergency rooms to continue to increase...
As is the case with human nature, people don't change unless forced.
Socialized healthcare in UK, Canada, Australia will only meaningfully look to lifestyle when their systems are on the verge of literal collapse.
Until then, more of the same.
Socialized healthcare in UK, Canada, Australia will only meaningfully look to lifestyle when their systems are on the verge of literal collapse.
Until then, more of the same.
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