#jonathan neman

🥗 $16’lık salatalar pahalı mı, sağlıklı yaşam yatırımı mı?🤖 CEO’ya göre robotlar ileride fiyatları düşürebilir💬 “İki sosu karıştırın, harika oluyor!” önerisi sosyal medyada gündem 🗣️ CEO’dan Sağlıklı Beslenme Savunusu Sweetgreen CEO’su Jonathan Neman, The New York Times’a verdiği röportajda, zincirin tartışmalı salata fiyatlarını savundu. “Evet, 16 dolar kulağa fazla gelebilir ama ucuz, sağlıksız…

“[Seventy-eight percent] of hospitalizations due to COVID are Obese and Overweight people,” Neman wrote Tuesday citing March data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). “Is there an underlying problem that perhaps we have not given enough attention to? Is there another way to think about how we tackle ‘healthcare’ by addressing the root cause?”

Neman went on to highlight COVID-19 as an endemic virus “here to stay for the foreseeable future.”

“We cannot run away from it and no vaccine nor mask will save us (in full disclosure I am vaccinated and support others to get vaccinated),” Neman added. “Our best bet is to learn how to best live with it and focus on overall health vs preventing infection.”

The salad giant’s solution? Crack down on the junk food.

“What if we focused on the ROOT CAUSE and used this pandemic as a catalyst for creating a healthier future?” Neman wrote. “What if we made the food that is making us sick illegal? What if we taxed processed food and refined sugar to pay for the impact of the pandemic? What if we incentivized health?”

His solutions might sound like government overreach, but they’re no more intrusive than vaccine mandates and draconian lockdowns that heralded societal self-destruction with the abdication of personal responsibility, all while glossing over the true pandemic that is obesity.

“We clearly have no problem with government overreach on how we live our lives all in the name of ‘health,'” he wrote.