Maybe it’s just me, but I feel like it’s a very sad cultural reflection when we find those who are struggling, unhappy, lacking confidence, etc, more “relatable” and likeable.
Doesn’t that basically mean that the human “norm” is some degree of suffering?
At what point do we stop using uncredited sources and rely on experts for nutrition information that can affect you, your body, and most importantly your life? #askaRD
If you still believe that obesity is SOLELY due to carb intake, you are ignorant of the science or do not care. Either way, you can unfollow me as I provide evidence-based information.
I think when we come out of this, one of the lessons we are learning as a country is that we have to invest more public health. It's not a Democrat problem, it's not a Republican problem.
@RandPaul “He was tested out of an abundance of caution” .... you mean because he is rich and important. They are telling people to not to even go to hospitals if they have symptoms due to limited resources and he gets tested out of caution?
If you’re a presidential candidate threatening to confiscate firearms and take away 2A rights,
You should forgo all Secret Service protection.
Do you agree?