Lifestyle Medicine Analysed – Poorly

An article in the British Journal of General Practice published online, on the 29th April 2021, sets out a mixture of support, disdain and implied ineffectiveness of the role that lifestyle medicine[1] has in the restoration and generation of human health. The direct journal response online allows only for 350 words. A fuller response is found below.

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Lifestyle medicine analysed – Poorly

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Lifestyle Medicine: A Brief Review of Its Dramatic Impact on Health and Survival