@go-tazz wrote:
Linked means that people have health problem and they have eaten those foods but there may not be proof that's what has caused their illness.
The same as cigarette smokers that have never had cancer and others getting cancer when they have never smoked.
Food has labels so if you are concerned check them before buying so that's how people should deal with them apart from that I don't give a toss and I'll keep buy foods that I enjoy.
Sure, sometimes it is hard to find proof that certain foods have direct cause of an illness. But, in a lot of cases, there have been significant findings. The problem is that a lot of studies are industry funded and the outcome is often one that is "kinder" to the industry.
Yes, very true about cigarette smoking. A lot of it has to do with the immune system of the smoker. Some cigarette smokers have had no issues and others sadly have been done in by passive smoke. Other factors need to be taken iinto account as well. Like what kind of diet they have been on over the years. In a town in Japan it was found thatv men who were (possibly) heavy smokers had a lower rate of cancer compared to anywhere else. It was found that they had a certain diet. I'd be willing to bet that this diet boosted their immunity to a degree where their boides were ble to successfully fight the cancer cells.
I do check food in the supermarket and I avoid food that has canola and cottonseed oil as they have both been genetically modified. It has gotten harder and one has to take a magnifying glass with them. My main concern is also for other people who don''t know what to look for. Their health becomes compromised by being ignorant to what's going on. Take anti-caking agent for example. It's in our table salt. Well, it contains aluminium. And aluminium does cause dementia. There is a definite relationship with our stomach and our mental well-being. There have been accounts of people suffering mental illness who with change of diet, good nutrition have been able to reduce and even go off their medication completely.
It's very sad to see another human being die early on in their life when changes if made early on could have given a different outcome.
