No no. I think we agree that there are capitalist-driven incentives that may be at odds with providing the best nutritional advice. Where we differ (it seems?)

No no. I think we agree that there are capitalist-driven incentives that may be at odds with providing the best nutritional advice. Where we differ (it seems?) is the implication that a diet rich in animal products (meat, cheese, eggs, etc) isn’t part of the Big Ag industry, but pasta, bread, cereal, etc. are. Livestock consume far more grain than the human population. So again, if big ag had any say (which, of course they do), they’d profit most by encouraging the consumption of meat, cheese, and eggs, not encouraging people to eat bread, pasta, and oatmeal. The fact that the USDA recommends eating whole grains at all is implicit proof that it’s not entirely corrupted by big ag.