Peaches and Dulcinea: Wtf foreign fruit

I can't really describe what I just ate, maybe it was a papaya

(wait, I'll check) No, looks more like Mango. extremely hard to eat unless you're a total slob, which I am, so my fingers are sticky.
Some trendy asshole told everyone who matters that you need fruit daily.
*I* think fruit is nice, like a grain of salt is nice, but to replenish vitamins you'll need more than fruit.
But wait, what's that thing leeching all your precious vitamins away in the first place?
That was the original train of thought, let's see how it goes.

Vitamin D: You get it naturally yada,
You need it because blah, but
If you're reeeally low, wtf is eating it up (causing you to need fruit, etc)?

BTW, skin-cancer vs vitamin-D deficiency, I choose the deficiency (because, fucket, every damn day a healthy/beautiful star or starlet drops dead of cancer)

My initial (unresearched) feeling is, plug the damn hole in the bottomless pit your vitamins are disappearing into.

Endoscopies and colonoscopies are money makers but what is it they find?

No cancer. Yay. (Anything *else* going on??)

skin problem? use a lotion, take a pill (what's irritating the skin?)
So I doubt I'll find anything vitamin-related, except a commercial or two about patent-medicines and panaceas.

Aforementioned star/starlet starving for vitamins, according to the link

(do the colors in this photo look a little washed out? Apologies)

It's been a while...I read looong ago that smokers and vitamin "E" do not go well together, because whatever is in vitamin E can cause cancer.
Live a chaste life and take E, or stay away (or die.)
*Since* then I'm positive they changed the message, but it reminds me that since everything everywhere is blamed on smoking, end of story, my nutritional needs are magnified.
(Also long ago, someone said that smokers need extra "C")
My weightlifting uncle died of some weird blood disease, and him not smoking for years.
Relatives died of various diseases, and they either never smoked or had quit many years before, so when can we stop blaming cigarettes?
Living close to highways, electrical lines, and polluted rivers matter too.

And (maybe) therein lies the answer, civilization generally will *kill* a person, eventually.

Blogless orphan Pictures come from ads, mostly.
This ad below, "Pop art", Peter-Max style, I think.

Well anyway here:

and an actual Peter Max, but I can't find his earlier pop art, just overpriced stuff from a lot more recent pictures:

This next really random one, a politically correct picture about fantasies (healthy lungs?) is novel beeeecause it comes from "Business insider" which is prolly why pretty girls sell hamburgers and mattresses.