No. It’s just gonna be even worst
Do y'all think higher food prices will lead to people getting healthier by consuming less?
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Naw homey but the good bacon. That cheap shyt still around $4
And it taste better
Although the exact causes of these differences in obesity are not all known,
Look I don't buy it. You can eat anything you want if you exercise enough. I don't believe it's just poor people only have poor food.
Ed MOTHEREFFING G
Chances make champions
calorie per dollar, unhealthy food is easily cheaper than healthy food. You are thinking cost per single meal. I’m talking cost per calorie and cost to feed 5. It is cheaper ESPECIALLY when adding the time value of money a working family with 2 kids has to spend grocery shopping and preparing dinner every day, to just hit a drive thru on the way home or order a pizza. There is no comparison.
The opposite, people will eat more cheap junk.
Not at all, Americans don't miss meals and they want to feel full. If it comes down to spending more on Doritos or getting mixed vegetables they'll pay the premium.
The lockdowns did damage too, less people working out, continued fat positivity. Even got Fatmericans trying to claim the Dad Bod Pot Belly is better than a flat stomach, but I will never fall for that.
The lockdowns did damage too, less people working out, continued fat positivity. Even got Fatmericans trying to claim the Dad Bod Pot Belly is better than a flat stomach, but I will never fall for that.
Look up fool deserts you silly shyt.
I had two weeks of lectures on this on college. I went to Rutgers, and outside of the university its a poor town. They didn’t have a proper supermarket until 10 years ago
people don’t have money to buy proper nutritious food, they can’t afford a gym membership. If they have a shyt job, they chances are they don’t have a college education. And if they don’t have that, chances are, they know nothing or very little of the food their consuming.
you feel so strongly about it, go on google and do your own research. But these aren’t blanket statements. Obviously what i’m saying doesn’t apply to every single person. But you’re wild if you think I’m wrong, and theres no other way for me to explain it you.
thekidfromqueens
the best borough
Pretty much. Why u think places like the bx have such a high rate of diabetes. The less accessible you are to healthy foods the easier it is to eat fast food which is cheaper.
OfTheCross
Veteran
No secret we live in a flabby-n-sick nation so I'll just get to the point.
Tyson Foods just had their earnings call and posted a beat, here is a major tidbet coming from the call:
So the question is, will people just eat these rising prices or will they look to consume less meat, find different ways to cook, eat less, eat takeout less, or go for foods with more efficient pricing (veggies/rice/etc) ?
Given that most of the meat consumed today is just steroid-pumped BS anyway, maybe this will lead to a healthier nation or will people say fukk it and keep buying overpriced BS that killing them slowly anyway?
Outta shape bruhs (no offense), how will y'all handle this?
My groceries bill hasn't changed at all
thekidfromqueens
the best borough
I was going to use the term food desert in my post but after seeing some of the replies thinking that people not being able to afford groceries would somehow lead to more health I decided not to because I knew people fundamentally don't understand basic public health here.
This is the coli smh
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Son Goku
Great Sage Equalling Heaven
Fast food is not cheap like that anymore, anyone who eats it on the regular knows this.Twenty McNuggets are going for 6.99 over here. That same Big Mac combo used to be like 5.49, now it's closer to 8 bucks.
But that doesn't support your narrative so I'm sure you've got the juelz waiting.
