Nutella had to settle a lawsuit claiming the advertising of their product gave the false impression it was healthy, when it actually isn’t.
This is a huge victory for me who has been saying for years that while Nutella is delicious, it’s also just fucking frosting.
What would happen if everybody ate lots
and lots of fresh organic food that was minimally processed?
I think we would have an epidemic of health. I think the stock market would tremble. The drug industry is a half trillion dollar a year, worldwide conglomerate; almost three hundred billion dollars just in North America. This is really really big business. What would happen if everybody were well?
There’s no money in health. You see, good health makes a lot of sense, but it doesn’t make a lot of dollars.
"— Andrew W. Saul, Ph.D. from Food Matters (via kateoplis)
Cracked.com has a list of 7 good news stories no one is reporting. Enjoy.
Here’s a new interactive map from Measure of America that maps the life expectancy at birth. It’s pretty obvious that living in cities/high population density is one of the largest contributions to life expectancy. New York is ranked #3 and Mississippi is dead last with a 6 year difference.
Wealth = health
Education = healthRural America does not equal health.
Interesting
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I'm as young as I'll ever be.
When you play the game of butts, cheek is better than thigh. (x)
me arriving at the gates of hell
“He was one of those people who stared at you with a meaningful smile on their face, as if he was...
