Cases like this is unsurprisingly very common all over the world in the medical industry. People expect medical professionals know everything about the human body(assuming 100 years of medical improvement and well-documented case history and years of training). It's like going to a modern top civil engineer to execute a simple road project.
In a civil or mechanical or any other complex structure, it's very rare to commit the same mistake twice anywhere in the world and succeed. Because the consequences will be immediate in most cases.
But in the case of the Medical industry, the human body is complex and causes or effects can't be determined by the experience of the bunch in the medical industry because of the nuances and variables that exist in humans and their lifestyles. Irrespective of wrong advice (or correct depending on how you look at it) is given by authorities, the body tries to repair itself until it can't anymore.
You don't know what that particular "patient" has been fed his whole life and his or her mother's gestation diet and lifestyle. I don't remember any doctor asking them.
Is it the same with 90% of scientific studies? (Where we assume that peer-reviewed studies should be true ignoring the fact of the nuances and variables). We can't do any 100% accurate scientific study following or case-controlled long term studies for obvious reasons (ethical, financial and others).
According to me, variables include Diet, lifestyle, Mom's diet and lifestyle, and age of conception.
We want everything to be diagnosed in some medical way so that we can get treatment. If that is the case rich people will never die early.
From diet studies to drug trials there are a lot of missteps and corruption goes under the normal people's radar (On which most medical professionals depend)
We assume Autism, ADHD, Diabetes, Vascular diseases, Cancer, and Alzheimer's as different medical conditions that our body was not able to adopt in the thousands of our evolutionary history(Our body adapts to viruses and bacteria, but not to these "diseases"). They are the physical manifestation of the variables which I mentioned above. Most of the disease humans get doesn't exist in wild animals only in human pets.
No one want's to own their own health and instead blame medical negligence. You should know more about your body than any of the doctors.
Enough of my rant. What do you think? I know 99% of people will bombard me.
Okay, you have no training in anything even remotely medical or nutritionwise. Why is your 'take' on all of this so important, exactly?