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Re: Poor Diet Number One Killer in U.S.A
I was listening to this doctor talking with elderly people from different countries that live off the grid. He was inquiring about their eating habits, daily routines etc, and he was amazed when one of them said, he eats like 12 eggs a day, and has homemade butter, and of course drinks the cream from the milk. The doctor was in shock that this gentleman was I believe 110 or 115. And of course they contributed his long live to the fact that he didnt eat fast food, or processed food, and that may be true, Im not arguing that. Yet, what this article failed to also mention is that this people in this village didnt have telecommunications, they didnt have TV, Internet, Social Media, they were not stressed with a 40 hr week job making ends meat to supply their lifestlye that they shouldn’t be living.
America has this “image” of what a healthly person is suppose to look like, and because social media is so powerful it has a damning affect on the thoughts of the average american individual. So I do believe bad diets account for a lot of deaths, yet I do believe that the tecnological age contributes a lot to that number.
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Jesus, Teach us How to war in the Spirit realm, rather than war in the carnal, physical realm. Teach us to be spiritually minded, rather than to be mindful of the carnal.
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