The food industry really did help solve the kind of nutrient deficiency related diseases that we were seeing of the day in the early 1900s and helped people avoid malnutrition as you say. I think it was well intentioned but there were some mistakes and mistakes happen and they were you know unintentional. We took this kind of reductionist view of nutrition which is called been called nutritionism where you break down a food into its little components and you try to fix health  that works for vitamin deficiency diseases quite well. It doesn't work for complex chronic diseases related to our gut microbiome and our liver health and our brain health and our heart health where it's much more complicated so I think that's one mistake

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