ten year, ten million dollar lance deal

[Yeahright]

you keep trying to make out you are some great academic in the world of medicine, but then produce this

I would have thought given the subject, media coverage would prove as prime subject matter.

which now has me concerned for our future...more concerned to be truthful.

i know what a thesis is, but what exactly are you referring to?

Look, as an academic I can tell you now that any article that you find on Google Scholar is valid and reliable.

I think his tertiary study was a Diploma in Arts or something of the sort

[Dougeytherichmondfan]

you keep trying to make out you are some great academic in the world of medicine, but then produce this

I would have thought given the subject, media coverage would prove as prime subject matter.

which now has me concerned for our future...more concerned to be truthful.

i know what a thesis is, but what exactly are you referring to?

Look, as an academic I can tell you now that any article that you find on Google Scholar is valid and reliable.

I think his tertiary study was a Diploma in Arts or something of the sort

With a minor in Online Forum Banter 

[Yeahright]

I think his tertiary study was a Diploma in Arts or something of the sort

With a minor in Online Forum Banter 

Well no wonder you suck at it as much as your ability to source good articles

[Dougeytherichmondfan]

I think his tertiary study was a Diploma in Arts or something of the sort

With a minor in Online Forum Banter 

Well no wonder you suck at it as much as your ability to source good articles

Did you read it, or are you enjoying a bit of #trolling....?

[YellowandBlackBlood]

oh the old genetc bs.
where did you dredge that up from?

3 Years of tertiary study on the subject as well as every scholarly article ever written on it ever (with perhaps a touch of hyperbole). Or the direct inverse relationship between happiness and wealth 

care to point out some of these articles .
in my experience the fall back to blame gentics often means "I havent a clue and blaming genetics is a good cop out"

and since you are so wizened on such things, how do diseases that are due to genetics have and increasing rate ( not just numbers, but rate)

Due to the fact people are living longer because of better hygiene, blood pressure control, Blood glucose control (even if diabetes is on the rise), cholesterol control etc etc, they are more likely to eventually present with diseases that are genetically based. We actually understand that just about all diseases are genetic based although environmental factors can trigger these in many individuals. We may not know which particular genome controls the disease in many of these but there is a wealth of evidence displaying that there is a link. Even things like alcohol addiction has been shown to have a genetic link. Blood relatives that aren't in the same environment have displayed similarities in behavioural addiction patterns. It is actually quite fascinating. Some people are just more likely to be drawn into situations where an unfavourable environment will affect them negatively. Whether this is genetic or environmental or most likely a combination of the two, nobody yet knows. We have good studies on separated identical twins displaying that even intelligence is genetic with twins scoring identical results in tests despite having very different environments.
It really is a very interesting area.

Naturally there some people with have more of a genetic disposition that others to suffer certain ilnesses, just as some people have a genetic disposition to run faster or put on muscle masss than others.

This still doesent count for the increase in certain diseases, nor does your explanations of living longer etc.

It's all too easy to just blame genetics than actually find out why, which then justifies the endless search for cures, which makes money for someone, rather than prevention, which doesnt unless immunisation is involved

Well if you would like to name these diseases and how much they have increased, I'll be happy to answer.

[Penelope]

type 11 diabetes, not only increased, but this disease once known as adult diabetes because it only appeared much later in life, is now being suffered by children.

[Penelope]

actually diabetes is increasing so much that the makers of lip1tor are getting out of statins and will concentrate on drugs for this real disease

[Diocletian]

you keep trying to make out you are some great academic in the world of medicine, but then produce this

I would have thought given the subject, media coverage would prove as prime subject matter.

which now has me concerned for our future...more concerned to be truthful.

i know what a thesis is, but what exactly are you referring to?

Look, as an academic I can tell you now that any article that you find on Google Scholar is valid and reliable.

I think his tertiary study was a Diploma in Arts or something of the sort

Yeah that or "humanities" was my guess...

[Penelope]

 

[YellowandBlackBlood]

type 11 diabetes, not only increased, but this disease once known as adult diabetes because it only appeared much later in life, is now being suffered by children.

Well that is an obvious one.......
The reason that it is increasing is that children are becoming obese due to poor diet and sitting in front of computers on OER
Adults were the ones that became so obese and lazy in days gone by, hence it was a disease of adults almost exclusively.
There is a genetic link to type II diabetes too though. I guess not all obese kids get type II diabetes, I would suspect those who have a genetic predisposition get it.

[Dougeytherichmondfan]

type 11 diabetes, not only increased, but this disease once known as adult diabetes because it only appeared much later in life, is now being suffered by children.

Well that is an obvious one.......
The reason that it is increasing is that children are becoming obese due to poor diet and sitting in front of computers on OER
Adults were the ones that became so obese and lazy in days gone by, hence it was a disease of adults almost exclusively.
There is a genetic link to type II diabetes too though. I guess not all obese kids get type II diabetes, I would suspect those who have a genetic predisposition get it.

Ah this topic just keeps getting better and better.

Type 2 diabetes is not caused by a sedentary lifestyle as such, it just so happens most sufferers of type 2 diabetes are generally sedentary.

It is largely caused by high sugar diets and a built up insulin resistance. The reason that children are being diagnosed with this form at increasing rates is largely linked to the increased amounts of sugar in staple foods (breads/milks) etc. There are genetic predispositions in some cases.

[Penelope]

lol i thought u meant u were going to explain how genetics was the cause.

but dont neglect the impact that trans fats has, as type 11 diabetes is basically a result of insulin resistance.

thank stuff we got over that food industry created lie,
its a shame mary enig died, she was an instigater in exposing the dangers of trans fats

[Chuck17]

All this high and mighty academic intellectual chit is fine but bottom line is I'm still getting peeed tonight

[Yeahright]

I think his tertiary study was a Diploma in Arts or something of the sort

With a minor in Online Forum Banter 

Well no wonder you suck at it as much as your ability to source good articles

Did you read it, or are you enjoying a bit of #trolling....?

I thought we were having banter?

[YellowandBlackBlood]

lol i thought u meant u were going to explain how genetics was the cause.

but dont neglect the impact that trans fats has, as type 11 diabetes is basically a result of insulin resistance.

thank stuff we got over that food industry created lie,
its a shame mary enig died, she was an instigater in exposing the dangers of trans fats

It must be genetics. How else can you explain why some children and adults no matter how fat or how poor their diet is, do not get type II diabetes?