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How much do Doctors learn about nutrition and chronic disease ? ZERO It’s no wonder 50% of NHS staff are overweight or obese. If we want to solve the obesity crisis we need to start in our own back yard and take a REALLY good look in the mirror

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The Breastfeeding Foundation1 year ago

The power of the food industry is killing us. The UK has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world. Formula use increases obesity risk for mother and baby. Increasing breastfeeding rates must be part of the plan.

tjefferson761 year ago

💯💯 Health is not complicated. The sickcare system is complex on purpose.

AmAndA J1 year ago

Now do the worst sh profession PSYCHIATRY they call it science and there is no science in a DSM It’s big pharma pushing toxic drugs that have pages of side effects - let’s be clear poisoning effects This needs to change ASAP feel it to heal it - yet the drugs suppress and numb

Richard M Fleming, PhD, MD, JD1 year ago

Then apparently you just weren't paying attention. It was there. Just because you weren't spoon feed the information doesn't mean it wasn't taught to you. It means you failed to comprehend what was being taught or how to implement it.

Sange1 year ago

GP's are unwilling to even discuss vitamin b12 deficiency, yet I keep receiving texts to come in for vaccinations and statins!

Sebastian Winther, MD1 year ago

Exactly. Check this out!

Lori B.1 year ago

So where does the average person go for help and avoid doctors that don’t understand disease and just write prescriptions?

Doing Better1 year ago

thank you for highlighting this!

Doing Better1 year ago

infuriating when docs with zero curiosity or “training” pontificating about stuff they obviously no nothing about.

Dr Gaurav Gupta1 year ago

Unfortunately we spend more time learning pharmaceutical drug algorithms rather than real preventative medicine

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