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via The New York Times: Abundance Doesnt Mean Health by Mark Bittman The relatively new notion that around a third or more of the world’s population is badly (“mal”) nourished conflates hunger and diet-spawned illnesses like diabetes, both of which are preventable. Both result from a lack of access to quality food, which in turn can result from a lack of money. No one with money starves, and the obesity-diabetes epidemic afflicts predominantly people on the low end of the income scale. With money comes good food, food that creates health and not “illth,” to use John Ruskin’s word. With a lack of money comes either not enough food or so-called empty calories, calories that put on pounds but do not nourish. Read more: nytimes/2014/01/22/opinion/bittman-abundance-doesnt-mean-health.html?hp&rref=opinion&_r=0

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