Companies are legally required to maximize profits for shareholders, which often conflicts with societal interests.

The industrialization of the American food system has led to a reliance on processed foods, which has contributed to a decline in nutritional quality and health outcomes.

Our food policies are largely influenced by the food industry, which has created a system that harms public health.

The shift in American society is leading companies to focus on running efficiently, creating great products, and satisfying customers without feeling guilty about their success.

We need to address the issues of food insecurity and the lack of access to healthy food in America, as it's a fundamental problem that affects everyone regardless of their background.

Our economy seems adept at creating companies that exploit human weaknesses and addictions, rather than fostering businesses that promote well-being and self-control.

There are only a few companies that control the majority of the food supply, impacting everything from farming to processing.

There is a huge demand for effective health solutions, but our modern medical system is not equipped to supply them broadly and affordably. The problems we face in modern society are largely caused by obesity, which leads to issues like diabetes and kidney failure, resulting in significant healthcare costs.

Healthcare in the US is inefficient, with 19.5% of GDP spent and the lowest satisfaction among developed nations, driven by a lack of incentive to reduce costs.