Re:Sugar Industry and Coronary Heart Disease Research (2016)
by nradov on Friday April 19, 2024 @11:58AM
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While I have no proof of this, I suspect many of the Millenials' health problems are more mental (including psychosomatic) than dietary. To stereotype a bit, they generally seem less resilient and more prone to catastrophizing minor physical problems that older generations would have just dealt with.
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Re:Sugar Industry and Coronary Heart Disease Research (2016)
by CalRobert on Friday April 19, 2024 @12:16PM
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They also barely move their bodies.
Re:Sugar Industry and Coronary Heart Disease Research (2016)
by yowlingcat on Friday April 19, 2024 @01:02PM
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I think this is the elephant in the room that is generationally hard to address. At least in America, all demographics have gotten more sedentary over time, but Millennials in particular. To your point, it doesn't really matter what you eat if you live a sedentary lifestyle with more screentime and less physical activity than is ideal. To put it in a neutral way, I would not be surprised if many emergent cultural wars nominally about body acceptance are actually more a societal reaction to this root cause.
Re:Sugar Industry and Coronary Heart Disease Research (2016)
by smeej on Friday April 19, 2024 @12:16PM
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Psychosomatic, and(/or) psychogenic. There comes a point where the influence of the mind actually makes things physiologically wrong, which becomes even harder to untangle.
Re:Sugar Industry and Coronary Heart Disease Research (2016)
by vlod on Friday April 19, 2024 @06:25PM
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Some humour/sarcasm to illustrate your point:
"No better way to sum up the generations"
https://www.reddit.com/r/GenX/comments/s4nbru/no_better_way_...