Re:Fructose in diet enhances tumor growth
by meiraleal on Friday December 06, 2024 @08:06PM
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> I understand that people are angry that a man with his means was still able to get a transplant
That's something I never heard. Are you angry because Steve Jobs got a transplant?
> However to assume that his disease (and death) was the result of a diet choice when there is no credible evidence for it seems rather absurd.
Have you tried reading the research in the post before commenting?
Re:Fructose in diet enhances tumor growth
by pell on Saturday December 07, 2024 @04:30AM
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> Are you angry because Steve Jobs got a transplant?
I am not angry however that was a sentiment often linked to the fact that he delayed his surgery.
> Have you tried reading the research in the post before commenting?
Unless I missed a comment there was absolutely no serious research shared that credibly connects let alone confirms that his death was connected to this diet choice.
Steve Jobs was not a life-long fruitarian. He dabbled in all sorts of different diets. According to Walter Isaacson’s biography he seems to have generally lived as a pescatarian. Interestingly enough that diet is considered one of the healthier ones.
Obviously Steve Jobs should not have delayed his surgery. I understand that people are angry that a man with his means was still able to get a transplant and all the medical care that is unavailable for the rest of us. I understand. However to assume that his disease (and death) was the result of a diet choice when there is no credible evidence for it seems rather absurd.