Der Bericht fordert die Kanadier dringend auf, sich auf die Grundlagen der Gesundheit zu konzentrieren, da 80 % aller vorzeitigen Herzerkrankungen und Schlaganfälle vermeidbar sind
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/heart-stroke-report-9.7072211
Der Bericht fordert die Kanadier dringend auf, sich auf die Grundlagen der Gesundheit zu konzentrieren, da 80 % aller vorzeitigen Herzerkrankungen und Schlaganfälle vermeidbar sind
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/heart-stroke-report-9.7072211
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Queue Southpark episode : “Flip the damn food pyramid upside down!”
Cost has a lot to do with it. Eating healthy is very expensive and many Canadians simply can’t afford it.
Edit- when I say healthy, I mean a diet that consists of mostly fresh (and frozen) fruits and vegetables.
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>When it comes to lifestyle risk factors, the report’s authors point to Statistics Canada data suggesting nearly eight in 10 adults and youth eat fruits and vegetables fewer than five times a day.
Since when has times per day replacing number of servings or weight/volume measurements? I would also suggest it isn’t „nearly eight in 10 adults“, it’s more like 10 out of 10. Five times per day is nearly impossible for almost everyone.
It sure would be nice if I had time to go to the gym instead of being stuck in traffic because of RTO.
Eating healthy is expensive. Proteins like beef and salmon are completely out of reach with my current grocery budget. 2 bell peppers is f*cking $5 and half the time they’re rotting 2 days later. While no food is ‚cheap‘ right now, frozen, 0 protein meals are absolutely cheaper than fresh and healthy ingredients most of the time
Grocer Mafia price gouges food.
Only affordable food is processed and grains/carbs, because fruits veggies and other foods have been jacked up in price to make maximum profit.
Surprised that the country is living through an obesity epidemic, suggestions for eating healthier and less carbs and processed food.
With. What. Money.
Seriously, everyone would love to have more fruits and veggies, but the source of the problem is literally price gouging at grocers. Anyone checked on greens lately? Its highway robbery, even when they are in season.
Fruits and veggies are downright jacked to the moon. Yogurt and healthy Pro-Biotics? YUP, EXPENSIVE AS HELL.
You know what’s not expensive? Potatoes, Rice, low quality bread and cheap ultra processed meats and canned food.
If the government and agencies want Canadians to eat better, then they have to start demanding the grocer mafia’s stop price gouging and price fixing basic foods like fruits and veggies.
And for everyone that wants to say. „But slim margins, slim margins.“
Heres a couple facts for you to check out.
Grocers have been making record profits for YEARS.
Foodbank use has been having record visits for YEARS.
Loblaw’s and other Grocers are literally paying out for being caught price fixing BREAD right now.
I was doing a really good job hitting the gym 4-5 times per week but that has recently decreased because employers have decided my time is better spent sitting on a packed train to commute an hour each way to the office
Work in hospital and yup. Its insane how many people take their health for granted and basically self inflict harm on themselves through poor decisions. Hospitals are supposed to be for accidents or things outside your control but its clear to anyone who works in healthcare that over half the patients are just irresponsible. Our tax dollars hard at work subsidizing selfish people.
Did the report call for veg and unprocessed food to be affordable?
People hate taking personal responsibility.
No discussion on the stressors in life causing people to sideline – intentionally, or not, once a habit has formed – the “health basics” in exchange for a self-soothing dopamine hit or genuine convenience?
Sounds like more advice for the symptoms (heart disease and stroke) and less on addressing root causes (increasing productivity demands, caregiving – kids/parents/other, commute times, access to therapy/time to practise – anger/resilience/stress management, tackling addictive business models, the ongoing downloading of micro-transactions from businesses to consumers (ie. more work/responsibilities), etc).
We don’t need another report. We need to actually encourage getting more exercise and eating healthier.
I can’t, eating healthy is too expensive, I can only afford garbage food. Ah well, few years shaven off my life.
What do they mean by “premature” heart disease and stroke.
The amount of victims in this thread is wild. You can chose what you put in your mouth. You can chose to walk around the block.
Meanwhile, the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/29/health/longevity-lifespan-age-genes.html
I can afford to eat more than twice a day. Foodbanks only allow for 2 monthly visits for 3 days worth of random assorted foods.. Maybe MAID will allow for poor people soon. I love my Country but a stroke would be a relief right aboot now eh.
Maybe tell Galen to lower food prices so people can actually afford to eat healthy?
I started cycling every day to work, and I got into the habit of eating fresh fruits and veggies for snacks. I feel like I’m in my 20s again – but with better skin. Almost all my gripes have left me. It’s crazy how much just some simple changes make such huge differences.
Also, before people winge about the price: eating healthy, and cooking meals has dropped my food spending by about $200/mo.
The uncomfortable truth is Canadians are fat. Even if everybody increased vegetable intake, if 1/3rd of the adult population is fat, that’s the underlying problem.
If you work something like 9-6 with a commute each way, even if you are single it is hard to cook healthy food all the time and go to the gym. Adding a family onto that is basically impossible. Yeah I know a lot of people find a way, just saying the environment doesn’t make it very likely that people will make the right choices in the moment with all of that going on.
We don’t have a preventable system in Canada