Glad you see the light in this. There's too much of an analytical and diagnosis type of approach, along which comes a sort of a fitting prescription/treatment. What you say is true, and the consumer or patient would have to not just look at themselves as being reliant to someone else to maintain their health, rather take charge, exercise, eat nutritious meals, have healthy interactions/environments etc. And there wouldn't even be the need to lament on 'having an apple a day'..