> In that case you will end up healthier after a Mcdonalds, too.

Depends on specific instance of malnutrition. If it’s lack of calories, then yes you’d be right. But that’s not what most people in the west suffer from.

> I think addition of some E coli or whatnot from screen prints makes a McD meal much worse but sure YMMV.

To be honest it was a flippant remark. I was expecting to get downvoted for elitism. Wasn’t expecting a genuine discussion about hygiene and nutrition.

But fair play, you’ve made some interesting points.

Yeah to be fair you could've got me with "what about meds?", there is a blurred line when it comes to getting healthier from eating something...