BBC: Steven Bartlett sharing harmful health misinformation on Diary of CEO
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One is ultra-processed and the other is about natural ingredients and variety, as I understand it.
They sell the same thing -- perceived (and let's say for fairness potentially actual) control over health and nutrition -- to different market segments.
Wellness itself is always the thing being sold.
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> He is also an investor in Huel, a meal replacement company - and Zoe, which sells a personalised nutrition programme involving the use of blood sugar monitors.
> "He has financial stakes in health and wellness companies. And once you have financial interests, you have then the further interest in focusing on health and nutrition," says Ms Simmons.