Food Fix by Mark Hyman MD - Paperback - Food Policy, Health & Environment Non-Fiction Book

Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529391633 Publisher: Yellow Kite Overview Food Fix is Mark Hyman's urgent, evidence-based case for treating food as the single most powerful lever for change we have. Written for anyone worried about chronic disease, rising healthcare costs, environmental collapse, or social inequality, this paperback connects the dots between what we eat and the wider crises facing society. Hyman argues that fixing our broken food system could simultaneously heal our bodies, rebuild local economies, restore struggling communities, and protect the planet — making this essential reading for health-conscious consumers and engaged citizens alike. About the Book In Food Fix: How to Save Our Health, Our Economy, Our Communities and Our Planet – One Bite at a Time, New York Times best-selling author and physician Mark Hyman lays bare how industrial food and agriculture systems are shaped by powerful financial interests, driving obesity, type 2 diabetes, climate change, poverty, and widening social inequality. Rather than treating food as simply a personal choice, Hyman widens the lens to show how what ends up on our plates influences classrooms, hospitals, farms, and government policy. Drawing on decades of clinical experience and public-health research, he traces a clear line from industrial farming subsidies and processed-food marketing to the epidemic of diet-related disease sweeping the developed world. Crucially, the book doesn't stop at diagnosis. Hyman sets out concrete, actionable solutions for individuals, businesses, schools, and policymakers, designed to build a food system that nourishes people and planet rather than exploiting both. Across roughly 400 pages, he blends storytelling, hard data, and policy analysis into a compelling, highly readable call to action. Written by a globally recognised physician and bestselling author, lending real medical authority to the arguments. Connects everyday food choices to big-pictur