Sounds like a decent feature. Why is it launching on their smallest user base first though?
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I didn't think of that. But I think it's definitely a factor that diabetes was undiagnosed or unreported.
It's inevitably a combination of increasingly sedentary lifestyles coupled with a lower quality of food, which is sad. I would be interested to see if this affects those in the cities more than those in the villages.
Messi really is the GOAT!
This is actually pretty huge news. Well done to Wrexham, there were plenty more lucrative options they could've gone with.
Are you using a VPN?
Two in five Britons shouldn't exist.
This is framing this as an EV problem when in reality it's just a case of shitty infrastructure in rural areas, like the rest of the world.
Sadly the government doesn't want to address its successive failings.
Organic food should be cheaper than processed food, given the long term costs on the health system of the cheap processed foods.
All restaurants and takeaways should be required to publish nutritional information. I acknowledge that it may lack accuracy for independent places given how often they're able to do so and the variables, but a guideline doesn't hurt anyone, just the opposite in fact.
Subsidise getting people to see nutritionists to teach them about food and nutrition.
Subsidise them getting calorie trackers. Everyone should have one and be able to upgrade to meet their needs.
Subsidise fitness access nationally. Let's be honest, gyms are way overpriced in most cases.
There's a common misconception that people need to be more active but the reality is that they simply need a calorie deficit and providing all the tools for that, from start to finish is the key to health and longevity.
No worries, we all have bad days now and then. If anything, it was a learning experience for me. We're a community, so if we can all rise together, we should at least try!
The flagger never responded so things were kinda stuck in limbo. But the mod found the thread and spoke up, so it's all been done now.
Sorry, what does that mean in layman's terms? It sounds like a step backwards?