The ill effects of lbp are more pronounced where the person being exposed to it is malnourished and consuming a poor diet.

That is why so many people move to warm climates to get healthier.

Just like with diets, careers, relationships and everything else. 

As far as contracting, that's always been part of my diet and I am putting myself out there for freelance work as well.

There has got to be a healthier cleaner way for these people to live where my ten year old daughter doesn't have to witness gross physical acts out in plain sight (happened last weekend).

It will just keep the family relationships healthier and prevent any kind of financial strain from happing in a worst-case scenario.

Electricians are in demand, but is it enough to take the risk of taking out a $100k loan to start a company that I'll be on a diet of Ramen noodles for the next year or are you so desperately looking for trades that I can hold up a cardboard sign and land 3 jobs within an hour?

Any other answer would be akin answering "should I stop my usual eating habits and switch to ____ diet?" 

Nothing in particular, I want to change my diet a bit, avoid meat as much as I can.

New York and Austin both experience insane competition, but we believe Austin and Texas have healthier economic fundamentals than New York that will produce more wealth over the long term.