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Healthy and marginally beneficial aren't really synonymous. People value things other than just their health. Now, that isn't to say that it wouldn't be better
by drdeca 8y ago
Healthy and marginally beneficial aren't really synonymous. People value things other than just their health.
Now, that isn't to say that it wouldn't be better if people consumed less HFCS. (But, isn't the ubiquity of HFCS partially due to corn subsidies? I think I heard that.)
So, uh, when people purchase foods with HFCF I think it makes sense that this aligns with their marginal preferences. Does this mean it is to thei benefit? Hmm.