Do food company executives care about the long-term health consequences of their products?
Unless food products cause an immediate and clear health issue, I believe health food company executives choose to ignore the documented long-term health consequences.
Many nutritional researchers have criticized the Standard American Diet (SAD) as being too high in salt, sugar, fat, flavor enhancers, meat, dairy, and other food additives. (See Dean Ornish, Neal Barnard, Joel Fuhrman, John McDougall, Caldwell Esselstyn, Jr., and T. Colin Campbell)
The consequences of eating convenience foods (junk food, restaurant foods, prepared meals) are generally neglected in the short-term. It can take years for the consequences to affect the vascular system. TA steady diet of these foods can have devastating health consequences.
Are food company executives choosing to ignore the long-term consequences of their unhealthy food products?