Incremental Food Change
The discussion emphasizes the urgent need for incremental changes in food policy to address chronic disease and improve public health. Taxing sugary beverages has shown promise in reducing consumption and promoting healthier diets. Additionally, engaging in community-supported agriculture and advocating for better wages in the food system can contribute to building a more equitable and sustainable food landscape.In this clip
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The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
The History Of Our Food System: What’s Wrong And How To Fix It | Mark Bittman
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