Tuesday, August 15, 2006

 

Equating

This interesting article talks about the folks that are equating famine and starvation with obesity as nutrition-based policy and societal problems of the same thread.

Are overeating and starving really comparable problems? Can they really be (sorry) weighted equally? Does a Des Moines factory worker who is ten pounds overweight have a like interest in correcting his health as a chronically undernourished Sudanese child?


I guess the best way to take care of obesity related diseases and health issues is to stop subsidizing them. But, hey, what do I know?

# posted by Chris @ 5:48 PM
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