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American Culture and Normalized Pathology: When Obesity, Misery, Medical Drug Dependence and Disease Becomes a Normal Way of Life

Evgeny Trufkin

We’re told to be like everyone else, but better. But let me ask you this . . . If everyone else is sick, obese, miserable, and dependent on medical drugs, how would being a better version of them lead to anything positive? This book is a simple how-to guide for those interested in distancing themselves from a culture that has normalized obesity, misery, medical drug dependence, and disease. A small portion of the book is spent shining a light on how Americans have become mentally and physically the sickest and most medically drugged out humans in all of human history. But the majority of the book is spent diving into realistic ways to distance yourself from this culture of normalized pathology.

To enhance your learning, this book provides countless helpful links, podcasts, and other resources.

GenresSelf-HelpHealth, Fitness & DietingDiets & Weight LossAgingMedical Conditions & DiseasesDiets & Nutrition

100 pages

English edition · First published 2026 by Red Forest Publishing · ISBN 9798993594729

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