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This is a continuation of my post on Industrial Flashpoints.

The article “Food- Addiction by Evolution and Design” explores the historical context of food greed and its manipulation throughout human evolution, suggesting a link between food and c…

The post discusses the history of food addiction, tracing its roots from prehistoric times to modern society. It highlights how food has been used as a means of control. For a comprehensive understanding, readers are encouraged to explore linked articles that delve deeper into the topic, particularly regarding ultra-processed foods.

The evolution of food consumption has deeply affected human health and society. Early humans thrived on raw and foraged foods until cooking and agriculture emerged, leading to an increase in population but poorer health. Specialization and a token economy created inequalities. Today, this history contributes to widespread food addiction and obesity crisis.

New Policy Framework Addresses Declining Soil Fertility and Promotes Sustainable Farming Practices Nairobi, Kenya – In a landmark move, the Kenyan government has unveiled the Soil Management Policy 20...