Comment by baxtr

I have an observation to share: Many countries where almost no one can afford a healthy diet according to this sites also have high population growth rates. For example, almost 96% of all people in Congo don't have enough money for healthy food, but the yearly growth rate is 3% or so.

Do you think this is correlated? And if so, isn't this then a vicious cycle?

EDIT: I'd really love to see an open discussion on this topic without a flame war or anything.