It is a useful lesson, though, that, contrary to the sort of quackery she promoted saying that you have pretty much total control over your health and whether you get cancer or not, you can live the healthiest lifestyle in the world and still get cancer.https://respectfulinsolence.com/2019/11/22/toni-bark-has-cancer/ …
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Look, a healthy lifestyle and diet can definitely cut your risk of certain (but by no means all) cancers and of a host of chronic diseases. Where quacks get it wrong is in their belief that we have near total control of our health. We don’t.
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It’s reasonable to control as much about your health as you can feasibly manage, but don’t go all
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I hope, as a result of this, some people seriously reevaluate their positions.
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It is possible- this takes me back to when I found out thanks to
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I too am sorry to read of Toni Bark’s death, even though I thought she preached lies about vaccines, and health. My condolences to those who loved her, and may her memory become a blessing to them.
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"Every death diminishes me." RIP & condolences to all who knew her.
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For some reason I’m choking up. It’s a sad time anyway because a young girl I knew just tragically died and all I can think of is their family’s grief.
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Weird my liking such an old tweet. But this is so sad.
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