Yes, doctors should prioritize diet and lifestyle guidance, as preventive care often reduces dependency on expensive medications, improves long-term outcomes, and empowers patients to manage chronic conditions more effectively and affordably.
Honestly these days yes, because most of our lifestyle has changed a lot .. so knowing a patients dietary habits will definitely improve the prescription of medications and also improves health if counseled in a correct manner.
balance of both works fast,
only having medicine with poor diet goals nothing.