Rebuilding Trust in Food Health

Trust has been eroded in food health. Government agencies are captured by private interests. So who can we trust?

The problem comes down to economic incentives. Why would food producers make healthy food? Why would the medical system heal people when sick people are returning customers? The missing incentive right now is for food producers and medical companies is to profit from healing people

In truth, food health has been a messy, controversial field, to say the least. The missing piece in nutrition has been answering the question: "What does this food or diet do to my unique biology?" Fortunately, a scientific breakthrough called Precise Health Nutrition has arrived, and it tells you exactly what eating a food will do to your unique biology.

Meanwhile, the United States spends trillions of dollars on the medical system, failing to address the chronic illness epidemic sweeping through its population. Forty percent of every tax dollar goes to the medical system, tallying up to trillions of dollars spent per year, but the problem of chronic illness gets worse every year. The reality is that health in modern societies is a leaky bucket, where the hole is bad food, and it's the root chief cause of the myriad of health illnesses and complications that arise as symptoms.

Yet, the future is hopeful. Precision Nutrition Health is the transformative scientific breakthrough that will rewrite the path that societal health is on over the next decade. But the path from scientific breakthrough to rebuilding the food ecosystem around it is a long one, and paved with opportunities for self-profiteering over the health of the people.