1 Treat food as medicine Probably the very last thing you would want is for anything to become entangled in the US pharma owned 'health'-care system. 2. Focus

1 Treat food as medicine Probably the very last thing you would want is for anything to become entangled in the US pharma owned 'health'-care system. 2. Focus on quality of calories, not just quantity If one thing was taboe in dietary advice past the 1980's, it was suggesting comsuming less. No, every fad diet and health plan had you eat 'different', but certainly not less. Think of the GDP and the markets you selfish health freak! 3. Expand access to dietary and lifestyle counseling Sure, because those armies of. 'Dietitians" and 'lifestyle coaches' have been so successfull in curbing obesity thus far. At least they slimmwd your wallet queen. 4. Support food entrepreneurs Them new patentable lab foods sure sound like a good plan ... for those 'entrepreneurs'. Best ged rid of them stinkin non=patentable seed crops as fast as we can. They are distorting the free market of proper IP attrbuation. 5 Increase the number of new farmers growing healthy foods using regenerative farming techniques Sure. Sounds good. Let them eat cake! 6 Make school meals free for all students Does a burger with fries and ketchup still count as a healty 2 vegs school lunch? Sure way to reduce them waistlines. 7. Establish a federal 'food czar' Seriously, it would make ut so much easier for us to co-opt a 'czar' than this mess with all them different entities. There's always some rogue advocating real heath over a decent profit margin. Who cares abiut the czar's polutical affiliatiation. Just maje sure she has enoug 'industry experience' to tackle all the 'complexities and nuances' of this subject matter. We'll even make sure the 'czar' can come advice us after her 'tour of duty'. I'll book a few very nice speaking engagements already in advance.