My health

[Milana_Miro]

Be careful you don’t get another TBI from banging your head against the wall on TERB!

I have accepted that this place is like Reddit. If Reddit was a child with special needs This is how I protect my inner peace.

 

[Leimonis]

Leaking and complete ED.

Fuuuck

 

[richaceg]

I wouldn't trade canada Healthcare to what US has to offer....I'm good here...a good supply of cialis is all I need....

 

[Leimonis]

The fact that the average life span of a Canadian is more than an American would be a testament to the Canadian health system. I know many factors are involved but the relative health care systems would still a significant one.

Or maybe it’s this?

Among men, the prevalence of obesity was over 8 percentage points lower in Canada than in the United States (24.3% compared with 32.6%)and among women, more than 12 percentage points lower (23.9% compared with 36.2%) (Figure 1).

In the highest BMI category the prevalence was twice as high in the United States (6.0%) compared with Canada (3.1%).

https://www.cdc.gov › databriefs
Adult Obesity Prevalence in Canada and the United States - CDC

 

[NotADcotor]

I have accepted that this place is like Reddit. If Reddit was a child with special needs This is how I protect my inner peace.

My mom says I'm special



Sigh, remember when being special was a good thing.

 

[shack]

Or maybe it’s this?

Among men, the prevalence of obesity was over 8 percentage points lower in Canada than in the United States (24.3% compared with 32.6%)and among women, more than 12 percentage points lower (23.9% compared with 36.2%) (Figure 1).

In the highest BMI category the prevalence was twice as high in the United States (6.0%) compared with Canada (3.1%).
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https://www.cdc.gov › databriefs
Adult Obesity Prevalence in Canada and the United States - CDC

Maybe our healthcare system does a better job of educating people on proper diets, providing direct nutritional counselling with patients, and getting the government to institute certain policies regarding a healthier diet, like imposing regulations on food manufacturers.

It's a multifactorial situation and many of those factors have nothing to do with diet and obesity. But I'll stick with my original statement. I believe that there is a strong correlation between our comparative healthcare system and life expectancy.