Right, so I think we should make a distinction between "healthy choices" and "eating healthy food". I'll agree with you that McDonald's is providing healthy ch

Right, so I think we should make a distinction between "healthy choices" and "eating healthy food". I'll agree with you that McDonald's is providing healthy choices. But just because the choices are there, doesn't mean the food is healthier - iceberg lettuce and hamburger buns are still empty calories. High quality chicken/beef does not mean it's more healthier. Quality does not correlate to health. That'd be like saying a high quality cigarette is better for your health than a low quality one.