Twisted_Cabbage

Twisted_Cabbage t1_j075rcq wrote

Reply to comment by uninstallIE in About 3% of Americans suffer from binge-eating disorder; of those 8 out of 10 survived some sort of childhood abuse, neglect, or other trauma. New study shows how early life trauma may change the brain to increase the risk of binge eating. by mtoddh

There couldn't be a more fitting disorder for a capitalist system of exploitation. The food companies, grocery stores, restaurants, fitness professionals, and doctors all benefit from a revolving door that comes with our unregulated food systems excess consumption...literally in this case.

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Twisted_Cabbage t1_iz9qk7c wrote

Reply to comment by ShortNefariousness2 in Adopting and maintaining a healthy lifestyle might prevent up to 60% of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) cases. Diagnoses of IBD have been increasing globally, the study authors noted, with the condition currently affecting around 1.3 million adults in Europe by Wagamaga

It's definitely all about plant-based but it's not a cure all. Way too many people try it way too late in life and then complain itdoesn'tt work. The key is to start it as early as possible to actually prevent diseases. Most lifestyle diseases take years to develop and typically take years to resolve. Sure a few people get big changes quick and make headlines but most people should be doing it super early in life...and doing it right. Fast food vegan or fruititarian ain't helpin anyone's health.

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