As the title says, the book is womens body specific - but also a guy i still found it very insightful to read.
As the title says, the book is womens body specific - but also a guy i still found it very insightful to read.
While there are few individual ah-ha moments, seeing everything laid out end to end to end aggregates into a realization that The First World lifestyle is extremely unhealthy and often (premature death) deadly.
Fwiw, in some ways The Comfort Crisis was like physical (and mental) health version of The Coddling of the American Mind, but without the PC-ish type baggage. Note: this comparison - for me - is a compliment as both books look to challenge mainstream narratives and normalizations.
Your comment: ... "The First World lifestyle is extremely unhealthy and often (premature death) deadly".
My response: The First World lifestyle may be deadly, but I'll take that First World death over a Third Word death of malaria.