The Cuban Diet BILL McKIBBIN
-McKibbin concludes that:

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McKibbin suggests that the sustainable agriculture practices used in Cuba may become more common in wealthy countries like the U.S. This is based on his observation of the success of Cuba's urban gardens and other sustainable practices. He does not suggest that hunger in Cuba will lead to the overthrow of the Castro regime, nor does he downplay the health risks of overeating and a heavy fast food diet. He also does not advocate for GMOs as the best solution to the world's hunger problem, despite objections from environmentalists and organic food activists.