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"The best solution is to change the way people eat, the way they live, the lifestyle, and diet," Mackey says. "There's no reason why people shouldn't be healthy and have a longer health span. A bunch of drugs is not going to solve the problem."

Americans are not taking as good care of their own bodies as they ought to be, Mackey says: "71% of Americans are overweight and 42.5% are obese. Clearly, we're making bad choices in the way we eat," he says. "It's not a sustainable path. And so, I'm calling it out."

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Chromatican

What an utter tool. This is how a ton of right-wingers and non-critical thinking capitalist bootlickers think. No critical analysis whatsoever.

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Better Day

Tell that to people with dementia, cancer, crohns, Parkinson’s, COPD. 
Healthcare should be free at the point of use and it is a human right. 

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AVeryGagaHolyDick

“71% of Americans are overweight and 42.5% are obese” 

Omg, are these numbers accurate? :air:

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Leblanc

He is right tbh.

I wish people realised that very few people in power care about public health. 

Lobbying culture has meant profits come before anything else and we're the ones who pay the price. The world right now is designed to make you make unhealthy choices and we should be fighting against that.

I'm low-key surprised to be hearing it from a CEO though

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Chromatican
1 minute ago, MonsterMom said:

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we are way too dependent on drugs. I see it everyday in my line of work.

Because people live in food deserts and cannot afford healthy food, you sound like an idiot.

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MonsterMom
Just now, Chromatican said:

Because people live in food deserts and cannot afford healthy food, you sound like an idiot.

Omg ok :ladyhaha:. Name calling is fun huh :oprah:. You sound super smart :billie:

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Leblanc
1 minute ago, Miss Dolly said:

Tell that to people with dementia, cancer, crohns, Parkinson’s, COPD. 
Healthcare should be free at the point of use and it is a human right. 

He seemed like he is referring to illnesses that come from an unhealthy lifestyle linked to the 'way we eat'.

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Morphine Prince

What I find funny is Whole Foods is expensive AF so his company is proof poor people don’t have access to the healthiest options and poverty is basically a death sentence 

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Chromatican
Just now, ElectroKid said:

He seemed like he is referring to illnesses that come from an unhealthy lifestyle linked to the 'way we eat'.

Most people in the country cannot afford to eat healthy, and a huge part of the country cannot afford to eat at all hence the foodlines.

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5 minutes ago, KEVIN STEVE said:

“71% of Americans are overweight and 42.5% are obese” 

Omg, are these numbers accurate? :air:

Yes :vegas: 

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Better Day
3 minutes ago, ElectroKid said:

He seemed like he is referring to illnesses that come from an unhealthy lifestyle linked to the 'way we eat'.

If only healthy food was cheaper

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Morphine Prince
Just now, weed said:

I’m ready for all the dragging but it’s true lmao

What is true is prevention is better but our current capitalist society has sentenced poor people to poor health and death. 

Proof: Food deserts, trash food being cheaper, intentional ad targeting towards poor people and minorities by unhealthy food corporations 

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