FOOD FIX UNCENSORED
By Mark Hyman with Brianna Bella-Hyman
Publisher: Little, Brown Spark
The author of “Young Forever” examines the impact corporate interests have on our food and health.
Review by By The Books Reviewer
In "Food Fix Uncensored: Inside the Food Industry's Biggest Cover-Ups," Dr. Mark Hyman, alongside Brianna Bella-Hyman, delivers a scathing exposé of the American food system, revealing a landscape where corporate greed trumps public health. This expanded edition of Hyman's 2020 work is not merely a revision; it's a full-throated indictment of the unholy alliance between Big Food, Big Agriculture, and Big Pharma.
Hyman's narrative is replete with alarming statistics: over 60% of Americans suffer from chronic diseases, with poor diet being the leading global killer. He argues convincingly that these aren't mere coincidences but the direct result of a food system meticulously engineered for profit at the expense of health. The book meticulously dissects how ultra-processed foods, laden with sugars and chemicals, have become dietary staples, leading to an epidemic of obesity, diabetes, and other preventable diseases.
The authors don't shy away from naming culprits. They expose how corporate interests have infiltrated policymaking, science, and public discourse, creating a system that perpetuates illness and addiction. Hyman's assertion that "the U.S. food system isn't broken; it's working exactly as designed" is both provocative and substantiated with compelling evidence. ([prnewswire.com](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mark-hyman-md-exposes-the-forces-behind-americas-broken-food-system-in-food-fix-uncensored-now-paired-with-a-digital-action-guide-302683277.html?utm_source=openai))
However, the book isn't without its flaws. Hyman's libertarian leanings occasionally surface, such as his suggestion to exempt soda from SNAP benefits, which may alienate readers seeking more balanced solutions. Additionally, his praise for controversial figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Charlie Kirk may detract from the book's credibility for some audiences. ([kirkusreviews.com](https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/mark-hyman/food-fix-uncensored/?utm_source=openai))
Despite these shortcomings, "Food Fix Uncensored" is a crucial read for anyone concerned about the intersection of food, health, and policy. It not only diagnoses the systemic issues plaguing our food system but also offers actionable solutions, empowering readers to reclaim their health and advocate for meaningful change.
Recommendation: Highly recommended!
written on: 2/19/2026