@brokemevapepen @ImBreckWorsham All those costs are built into the rent plus some so landlord can earn a living. It’s just spread out and the renter is basically paying insurance wrapped up in the “rent”
@ImBreckWorsham Valid point except the 50 years of costs for maintenance and major appliances replacement would add up. Renting would average it out and when you pass no property heirs would need to deal with. One could ether way just buy if you want to own rent if you don’t care.
@SherylMarie71@ImBreckWorsham Furthest from a cure.
Only “cure” would to eat healthy food. Not food with a label that make you think it’s healthy.
Less packaged food with harmful ingredients.
There has never been a safe weight loss drug ever.
Eat food that does not come with a list of side effects
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cheaper, less nutritious options, have a milder overall inflationary impact, with medical care CPI rising 3.3% year-over-year versus 3.1% for food, exacerbating chronic health issues tied to poor diet amid unaffordable preventive care.
Yeah eating healthy is cheaper…
consuming 8% of average expenditures compared to 12.9% for food, leading many families to delay care, accrue medical debt, or forgo essentials.n contrast, slower-rising food prices, while contributing to food insecurity for low-income households and prompting shifts toward
@joeroganhq Would like to know what she spends on over the counter meds, prescriptions and dr visits.
Image the savings in medical costs when cutting out the crap.
@EricLDaugh Hold up. RFK Jr. flipped the script?! 😤
Weight loss drugs help no one and have a track record of causing more harm than good. Just more fuel for the drug zombies.
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@EricLDaugh Just eat and live a healthier life.
The cost of medical insurance would drastically reduce if we simply ate healthy.
Healthy people pay the same and use services far less. The healthcare system needs healthy people to subsidize the unhealthy.
Make it make sense…