Actually, the report does have a focus on that area. You just have to click through ZeroHedge and then again through the linked Web site, and then again through the IAP site to finally get to the report. Healthy diets are a big recommendation, along with how to convince people to eat healthy rather than eating Velveeta cheese and hot dogs on white bread heated in a microwave like I did in my ’20s.
What they didn’t address is the expense factor. Factory made food, while less healthy, is significantly cheaper than buying the makings of a salad. And growing the makings of a salad, especially year round, is really expensive since you have to provide a summertime photoperiod to the plants.
And since money is tight and getting tighter, I don’t see a massive movement of people making the investment necessary to shift their diet. Instead, they’ll keep on with the beer and chips and say they’re exercising their individual freedom to do as they choose.
I call it natural selection in action.