It doesn't make sense because it's an inaccurate statement. Most people will eat most anything, particularly when they're hungry.
I could go on about how junk food is more available and more affordable to many people than healthy food, but that's going beyond your statement.
True of the poor, absolutely. No argument.
But the OP is right about those affluent enough to class-signal, virtue-signal, and doom-scroll ad-supported clickbait health infotainment.
These people are a huge market.
It takes time and money to eat healthy, particularly when living in a first world country, oddly enough. It's easier to buy fresh fruit and veggies on the street in most countries in SE Asia than it is to buy them in many neighborhoods of the US. Americans are slowly slipping into a very, very unhealthy place. Maybe quickly.
Truth.
And not just the USA
