Yes I am aware of the technical definition of malnutrition and the fact you can have an obese person with malnutrition (not getting their vitamins).Imp-Chan wrote:Actually, it frequently has both, and malnutrition can cause obesity.'taltamir wrote:Problem here is that a society with excess has an obesity problem not a malnutrition problem...
I meant ... well, shortage of food? There is no simple word for that I can think of
That would require there being a consensus on how food worksImp-Chan wrote:If there was just one class that I could require for all US students, it would be "How Food Works," a combination of studying nutrition and learning how to prepare and maintain a balanced diet on a very tight budget. I think it would have a massive and positive impact on our nation, affecting everything from health to body image to personal debt. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go finish making Lemon Chicken Orzo Soup.
