How Do You Know If You Need Vitamins?
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According to the American Public Health Association (APHA)...
“Many people find it hard to believe the U.S. performs poorly on most measures of health compared to other high-income countries. But the truth is, study after study supports the same two conclusions:
1. The U.S. spends more on health care but has worse health outcomes than comparable countries around the globe. This holds true across age and income groups.
2. Within the U.S., there are unacceptable disparities in health by race and ethnic group, county by county and state by state….
A 2011 National Research Council study found the U.S. trailed other high-income countries in life expectancy and other measures of good health. More analysis by the NRC and the Institute of Medicine in 2013 found it's not just low-income and minority groups driving the trend. It's true across all ages and incomes. In the U.S., even if you are white, high income, well-educated and have good insurance, you appear to be in worse health than your peers in other developed countries.” https://www.apha.org/topics-and-issues/health-rankings
Maybe it's time to make some changes in our diets?!?!?
