Splattern • 0 implied HN points • 30 Aug 21
- Obesity rates have skyrocketed since 1960, almost like it's a booming stock. This growing problem might be linked to how our food system feeds us unhealthy options.
- Advances in farming, like better corn yields, have greatly increased our food supply. But this is closely tied to the rise of junk food and processed products that contribute to obesity.
- Large-scale farming is taking over small farms, affecting food quality and sustainability. Local farms offer a healthier alternative, but they remain a tiny part of our food landscape.