Health effects on diet and lifestyle 2019

Health effects on diet and lifestyle

Eating and living have a profound effect on human health.

Understanding the importance of disease-related intensive relationship with living standards, the UK's leading doctors advise to bring some necessary changes to the education of medical education in the UK. A group of medical scientists from Britain say that they are not taught anything about eating habits and lifestyles that affect people's health.

According to their commentary, what they are taught in the class, they are rarely finding a match with patients in the real world nowadays.

The country's general practitioner or GP doctors say that 80 percent of the diseases that the patients bring to them are associated with lifestyle and diet and eating habits.

Various diseases include obesity or obesity, such as type 2 diabetes and depression.

This year the UK's National Health Service (NHS) is known to spend 11 billion pounds behind diabetes.

BBC Organizer on the occasion of the health program. "Nutrition is not part of the traditional training of medical science, we have not learned anything about this," said Michael Mosley, "Now my son goes to a medical school, and his education is not taught anything in this regard."

"So I think most doctors do not feel comfortable giving patients advice about this."

It is said that the type-2 diabetes obesity that is most commonly found in living conditions is obesity.

Doctors say that at least 80 percent of the patient's problems are related to the overall irregularity of living.

The UK's obesity has increased so much that the country is now known as the "Fat Man of Europe" or "Europe's Fat Person".

While speaking at BBC Radio Four's 'The Food' program program, the author and podcast host Dr. Ronson Chatterjee said, Britain's healthcare figure has changed dramatically in the last 30-40 years.

Dr. According to Chatterjee, while working as a general practitioner for a long time, he found that at least 80 percent of the patient's problems were related to the overall irregularity of living.

So, to deal with this reality, Chatterjee and cardiologist Dr. Some other leading doctors, including infinite Malhotras, wrote a letter to Britain's General Medical Council, the Medical School of Education and the Health Secretary of the country.

In that letter, their main point of view and urgency is to teach the medical practitioners of Britain not only in the example of the book, but also on the basis of various real-world cases study.

If taught on the basis of case studies, students will know about the process of lifting different complex diseases through regulating livelihood or eating habits. Other doctors, including Chatterjee

Medical schools of the United Kingdom prepare their own syllabus according to the principles of the General MedicalCouncil.

The General Medical Council is now thinking of redefining their policies. In order to ensure the patient's health, the students of medical schools seem to have an idea about nutrition.

Medical schools are also changing their curriculum. The University of Cambridge Medical Department told the BBC that they are planning to double the course of nutrition science.

Bristol Medical School also seeks help from students to create new curriculum.

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