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The Odds on Good Health

 

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As Jon explains, when it comes to health, it's all based on odds, not guarantees. Anyone who tells you that if you take certain supplements you're not going to get cancer is lying to you. Any doctor who tells you that if you get a flu shot you're safe from the flu is lying to you. And yet, promises are made – guarantees are given. Unfortunately, this is not only misleading; it's downright dangerous, as it can trick people into making bad health choices. (Click here to read article...)

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Kristen Barron

 
Jon BarronThe Odds on Good Health
by Jon Barron

It's time to deal with one of my pet peeves, false promises. Too often, writers on health who should know better make health claims that have no substance in reality. This is true not only of alternative health writers, but of medical doctors as well. As for the mainstream media, they are effectively brain dead when it comes to health and nutrition, have no opinions of their own that they are willing to express, know nothing of substance anyway, and for the most part, just print what the medical community tells them to anyway, so they don't really count.
  • Use these supplements and you won't get cancer
  • Follow this diet and you will cure diabetes -- guaranteed
  • Conventional treatment for cancer is the only treatment that works
  • Detoxing is snake oil
  • Chemotherapy cures cancer
  • If you smoke cigarettes, you die
Why are these lies? Because when it comes to health, absolutes almost never apply.

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