National Food Policy

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Mexico’s recognition of food as a key driver of public health led to the passage last year of a national tax on junk food and soda,

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He has good points. Americans might not care about a lot of freedoms, but they will revolt if you start messing with their diet.

It is this unbridled freedom of diet and lifestyle with respect to public healthcare money that creates the problem.

Something has to give.
 
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parts of that article made no sense. it complains on one hand about how there are too many agencies already involved in the food industry, yet his recommendation is to create another that would talk to the others. in the US where inter-agency cooperation is terrible and bound up in so much red tape its disgusting.
 
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He has good points. Americans might not care about a lot of freedoms, but they will revolt if you start messing with their diet.

It is this unbridled freedom of diet and lifestyle with respect to public healthcare money that creates the problem.

Something has to give.

I'd say it's pretty simple - change the HC system to link the cost more directly to behavior instead of less the way ACA is doing.
 
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yeah because we would suddenly start having people reporting they regularly run marathons and work out 4 times a week. no way to cross check.

Accountability is one part. Discrimination and complaints of sexism, racism, and hating the poor would be thrown in.

Politically, it would be hell to try to legislate and implement.
 
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