Comments on: New Study: Following a Healthy Lifestyle is on the Decline in the US

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By: Sobriety

Sobriety — Wed, 19 May 2010 12:20:46 +0000

The definitions surrounding alcohol, alcoholics, alcohol abuse, well, they are extremely open-ended, sometimes can seem very subjective, and at best confusing. No two people really have the same definition or idea about what alcohol abuse really is. Each person experiences alcohol in such a different way. It causes so many different physical, and physiological changes in people, it is hard to set boundaries broad-range and across the board.

By: Zaklina

Zaklina — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 14:22:15 +0000

You know Australia is now taking over as the most unhealthiest of the lot! Great huh? You would think we would learn from the bad eating habits in the USA, but no, we have to be worse!

I think unless governments start doing something about this obesity epidemic, then it will start costing more and more in terms of time off work (to employers), vastly increasing medical costs in hospitals and immeasurable costs to families when people do die young.

This obesity epidemic is perpetuated by the overwhelming amount of very cheap fast food restaurants (and I use that word loosely) that are “conveniently” available everywhere, plus all the junk at schools, at work and at supermarkets, then no wonder everyone finds it hard to make better food choices.

By: Angeline @ miami catering

Angeline @ miami catering — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 06:36:50 +0000

Yes.. i accept.. Healthy lifestyle is declining in US. I was there to complete my MS.. When i landed there, US was different.. this year when i came back i found lots of changes in following healthy lifestyle..

By: Evita

Evita — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 18:25:44 +0000

It seems obvious to me now that most people will not be able to change on their own and, given that the government sees the horrifying health stats, I think it is up to them now and about time, to start putting some serious enforcement in place.

There are so many angles this can be approached from, so many ways to start changing the health of the country, but the point is that something and rather drastic should be done, or else they should not complain about rising health care costs.

Cut fast food advertising and see just how much that changes things…

By: HEALTHY SALESMAN

HEALTHY SALESMAN — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 17:34:03 +0000

Great article guys. It’s a similar story in the UK, where we’re officially the ‘unhealthiest’ in Europe. It’s likely most of the readers of this blog are pretty health conscious anyway – it’s the ones that aren’t reading that we need to worry about. I bought a Juicer for a friend’s birthday recently; he’s over-weight, a smoker and doesn’t exercise. He wouldn’t have bought it himself but now he has one, he’s using it everyday and loves making fresh juices and smoothies (so gets all the required nutrients, counters some of the harm caused by cancer and is loosing weight). I’m sure this will gradually nudge him into taking the next steps to re-gaining his health. If anyone has close friends or extended family members who are also oblivious to the need to follow a healthy lifestyle, perhaps the purchase of a basic smoothie maker ($20 Amazon) as a gift, could be just the thing to get them started in turning things around?

By: charles

charles — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 03:24:30 +0000

Hey Dr. Group.. hope all is well. Saw this news link and thought you should see this. Easter Island seems like a nice place ..

http://www.naturalnews.com/026821_Easter_Island_aging_longevity.html