Food and Pharma will support eat lancet mania Medical associations / dietitians associations / conflicted scientists will also support it as they are funded by food and Pharma industries.
The drug company Novo Nordisk supports EAT-Lancet. Smart. Insulin is 85% of their revenue.https://eatforum.org/partner/novo-nordisk/ …
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Unfortunately yes, they'll fall into line.
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I’ve been following your tweets and other’s on this subject. This line of argument is compelling. Problem is, pecuary provokes a lot of environmental damage. Isn’t it possible/advisable to substitute steak for pork, fish or chicken meat?
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I don't understand
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Yep. We can't be so naive not to see greedy hands behind the new vegan agenda.
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Naturally. I used to take Victoza along with 100+ units of Lantus daily, just to keep my BG under 140 (at BEST) while following
@AmDiabetesAssn guidelines diet for years. Fun times. Went keto in 2016, best thing I ever did - wish I found it 15 years ago. -
No matter how many times I read stories like yours, the ADA will keep recommending the same crap diet. And there can be only ONE reason - donations from Big Pharma and Big Junk Food. What else can it be?
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Of course. Sickening. We can only keep offering info to advocate otherwise and hope others listen.
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New article on how they manipulate the market for insulin to get windfall profits, despite its being in the public domain:https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/18/opinion/cost-insurance-diabetes-insulin.html …
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Yesterday, I met a guy with Type 1 diabetes that was following a vegetarian diet
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I bet his insulin usage has never been better... For the insulin manufacturers.
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Used to work for them, and felt kind of uneasy when they talked about "erging markets in the US", with the compulsory side note "it is tragic, but they bri g it on themselves".
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Interesting comment. It's rare, I think, that drug industries consciously plot to promote sickness to boost sales. Instead, it's an unspoken ethic - and perhaps more pernicious as a result.
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I don't believe it was conscious in any of my colleagues, yes there was a consciousness about the fact that "we" would all benefit from the stupidity of the Americans... as in not something we could do anything to stop
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In Mexico, Merida and other cities signed agreement with Novo Nordisk to fight diabetes. I don't know, but, I think our health was sold.pic.twitter.com/lHiwyUvGIy
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And they are heavily invested in blue light. 10K report knowledge!
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I use Novorapid (Insulin Aspart)
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I just happened to notice that this mini thread was hidden by twitter. Did they not want people to see the CGM reading?...weird
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