Lindset Smith Taillie from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill added that what the MAHA movement is doing right is shifting the narrative away from personal responsibility and lack of willpower to the real culprit, which is the food industry that makes and sells and markets these products, especially to kids. But, said Nestle: What theyre getting wrong is theyre not a science-based movement, theyre a feeling-based movement, and they believe that personal experience is much more important than what the science says. Taking on Big Food New nationally representative polling included in the research found that roughly 70% of Americans believe ultra-processed food is addictive and almost three-quarters support warning labels about health risks
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