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Originally Posted by F16
Food's impact on human's health isn't substantial.
What matters is making exercises regularly, breaking such habits like smoking, abusing alcohol and so on. In my humble opinion.
By the way, Steve, I've read somewhere your post about inflation and that it's not high... Check out this. |
While I agree that smoking, alcohol and exercise are all very important, I certainly feel very strongly that nutrition is also very important in maintaining good health and preventing or at least avoiding complications of diseases like heart disease, diabetes, stroke, various cancers and more. We'll have to agree to disagree on that topic.
As for inflation, that article pretty much confirms what I said:
"So far this year, consumer prices are rising at an annual rate of 4 percent, compared with a 4.1 percent increase for all of 2007." While this is a little higher than recent years when it was running more in the 3% neighborhood, it is still low in terms of historic levels.
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