Comments by "Johanna S. L. Brushane" (@johannas.l.brushane2518) on "The Diary Of A CEO" channel.

  1. I like watching Dr Westman's reactions to various "alarms". When he explain what the findings what and how the study was done and debunk most of it I kind of wonder why it even made to news in regular media, if they just skim the ingress in the scientific article they refer to? But you can see similar tendencies among GPs in practice. They can sloppily say that T2d, mental illness etc is because of genetic factors...and indeed, there are frequent studies devoted to the question of it is a genetic factor to it (probably because the entities funding the research would be comfortable with it being genetic which would disempower people to adress it with lifestyle changes). But our genes does not change in just a few decades (Dr Chris Palmer have also talked about it numerous times and pointed out that they have not still managed to identify a "mental illness gene", but rather it's a matter of being raised into a number of habits, attitudes and behaviours (which can be very disturbing if one of the parents is mentally ill where the children is conditioned to adapt to the mental ill person's needs instead of the other, healthy way around). Same with foods, what type of food we eat, if we have it for nutrition only or whether it is seen as a means of reward, comfort, dealing with boredom etc.
    34
  2. ​​ @richardrick1014 I think he had mercury toxification at some point in his younger years which he struggled for years to treat. Or maybe it was lead, it was some metal/mineral.
    7
  3. Obesity often leads to not going full term. Very premature births often comes with these diagnoses with time.
    2
  4. It often have a significant impact for the better from a mental health perspective, especially if one can have the excercise outdoors fairly early mornings if they also have poor sleeping patterns. Rachel Ann Cullen's "Running for my life" can show a contrast to the far too often path where people gets a bundle of prescriptions to treat mental issues that often sadly will wreck their metabolic functions.
    1