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After I show him pictures of clogged arteries, is it OK with you that I then point to an obese person and say something like "it's highly likely that a person with that current body type will have arteries like the picture I showed you, and, furthermore, there is a strong correlation between following that person's lifestyle and diet and arteries like the picture I showed you, and, oh, but, the appearance is incidental it's OK"??!?
If I were to discreetly point out a melanoma and state that that that's an outcome of over-exposure to sun, would you object that it's "about appearance"??
Ritalin and Liver cancer 16Ok. I did a PubMed search for "hidden food intolerance" and came up with the following article of interest: Altern Med Rev. 1998 Apr;3(2):90-100. Related Articles, Links "The role of hidden food...
This is just nuts. Obesity is visible. It just plain is. That's the visible presentation of the pathology. What do you want of people, to say about it?
I'm not saying "hey he's ugly dont' get like that". I'm saying that's a BAD way for a body to be for health reasons.
I dont' point to strangers on the street. But, frankly, I know of *no* obese person about the age of about 30 who hasn't developed health problems due to it.
I don't completely agree, but hopefully you can see in what you've written is the reason why I can't present obesity as a normal thing that "just happens".
Banty
