Diet suggestion is wrong again

Can we trust those advices about what we should eat for health? Are such advice based on scientific proof?

According to the latest info, "Low-Fat Diet Does Not Cut Health Risks, Study Finds", a $415 million federal study with about 49,000 women ages 50 to 79 for a period of eight years, low-fat diet has no protection against cancer. Therefore, for those who suffer so much, there is nothing good at all.

This is a difficult problem. Some may argue about the findings, especially those involved with diet business.

I believe that the reason is the basic assumption of the causes of cancer. As I have pointed out, science must be based on facts, not fallacies. Unfortunately, lots of so called specialists are lack of such attitude. The simple fact may be, they have done nothing themselves other than followed others' suggestion. Of course, it is always good to blame on something instead of their shortcoming in medication.

Science has been polluted by money. Any findings that might generate huge earning would be taken as opportunities for investment. How unfortunate we are?

The result of this finding may soon be forgotten because the health industries can 'pay' to make this type of information disappeared or forgotten.

Unless most of us have a better understanding of health, there is no way to avoid being fooled by those who we trusted.

"God helps those who help themselves." Perhaps, we can say, "specialist fools those who fool themselves." Therefore, the problem is entirely about us, not those specialists who earn dollars from fooling us.

If we can find how many health specialists and doctors have cancer, then it would be easy to prove that what they said was rubbish. Of course, no government or any organisation will give us this information. Hey, did they said that we had the right to know the truth?