The consultation's content is even worse than I thought!!!

It is the "holy trinity"  -- Sarah Nettleton all over again,  diet, exercise,
weight!!!

As with any area of medical or scientific research, the selection of factors to
be studied cannot be immune from prevailing social values and ideologies. ... It
is also evident that so called lifestyle or behavioural factors (such as the
holy trinity of risks - diet, smoking and exercise) receive a disproportionate
amount of attention. As we have seen, the identification and confirmation of
risk factors is often subject to controversy and the evidence about causal links
is not unequivocal (Nettleton 1997), p. 318).

Nettleton, S. (1997). Surveillance, health promotion and the formation of a risk
identity. Debates and Dilemmas in Promoting Health. A. Peberdy. London, UK, Open
University Press: 314-324.

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