Say Food Desert and your mind is programmed to think of black people in cities, the inner city, the urban, the ghetto, the hood, the poor side of town, those pitiful people who, by nature, are the wretched of the Earth, no wonder they're the sickest.
Outside of an insane asylum called whiteness ideology, truth is, the entire United States of America is a Food Desert for humans who follow the insane train of thought that most food is store bought rather than store brought.
Think of it in basic ways.If most Americans were not undernourished and highly-poisoned when it comes to physical food, Americans would not need vitamins to supplement diets and would not have to add nutrients to food in terms of fortified or enriched foods. We already know that many foods are stripped of their nutrients in many ways before the food is ingested. We also know many foods are poisoned for profit, including by things we do to food in our homes.
So while we might feel good thinking we don't live in a Food Desert, the proof is in all the ailments we have due to fake aliments.
Why is such a healthy food nation so sick physically if we are getting the nutrition we need from our food and from our vitamin supplements?
You won't be told this, but is a fair estimate to say that at least 95% of USA is a food desert, despite grocery stores and health food stores and Whole Food Markets and Farmer's Markets and home gardens and and...
We can also know most Americans live in Food Deserts because most Americans rely on medications for health instead of food as medicine and food as medication.If the food we eat was truly nutritious, thus functioning as medicine, we would not be on so much medication, prescription and over-the-counter.
If food alone is not keeping you healthy, you are living in a Food Desert.
Plain and simple: nutrients come from the Earth. If food is not grown in soil rich in nutrients, the food will be deficient. Store bought fertilizer is not an equal substitute for nutrients obtained from a wide range off natural processes and the natural breakdown of a wide range of natural materials present in a local ecosystem.
Source: do americans get enough nutrientsCompare this to the Nutrient Content of the US Food Supply
