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[Opinion] Dogma is counter productive (hackertalks.com)
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In any health intervention there can be the proponents who become zealous and unreasonable, holding people to too high a standard.

In the Keto/Carnivore space there is such excitement from finding a tool that works so well that advocates can become a bit annoying when they overshare with their friends and family.

Addictive personalities probably see quite a benefit in following a eating pattern strictly. These are the people who can not "moderate" temptation and must abstain to maintain their health goals. These are exactly the people who see the proper approach requiring strictness.

Not everyone is going to see the same benefits from the same intervention, and if someone is starting off relatively healthy their tolerances mean the tradeoff of strictness vs benefit isn't worth it.

For myself I've found that I can't hold people around me to the same standard I'm trying to keep myself at - I need the accountability for good outcomes, but that doesn't translate to other people.

At the end of the day all of these interventions are options, a menu of choices, that people can take or leave - I'm happy if I make that decision a informed one even if I wouldn't make the same choice.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Example, my neighbor just got diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer - We discussed the metabolic theory of cancer at length, including the Warburg effect. They made a informed choice that while they appreciate knowing about the option their expected survival rate with the cancer and their advanced age mean any intervention or change in behavior isn't worth the effort at this point.

Obviously it's not the choice I would make, but I respect their decision and we have so many other things to talk about. I made the information available, they considered it - that's all we can do at the end of the day.

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 2 days ago

My lifestyle right now is a big menu that wouldn't apply to most other people

  • Daily sauna
  • Zero carbohydrate
  • One meal a day
  • Daily bare skin sunlight exposure
  • 5 days a week in the gym

Any one of these is a tall order - it's something I arrived at very slowly. I had to get significantly healthier before I even could tolerate the sauna regularly.