Yeah, as tobacco use has gone down those same companies have invested heavily in things like junk food, sugar and other highly processed garbage. Archive: https://archive.today/XFY1M From the post: >>Ultra-processed and sugary snacks have a lot in common with addictive drugs. Their highly concentrated natural or synthetic ingredients are made into hyper-palatable food and are absorbed into the bloodstream, boosting their ability to light up reward centers in the brain and keep people coming back for more. Some of the sugary snacks and processed junk foods, from potato chips and candy bars to soda and packaged cookies, were designed that way by the same corporations that hooked hundreds of millions of Americans on tobacco by creating highly addictive cigarettes. Dr Robert Love, a neuroscientist specializing in Alzheimer’s, warned his 2.5million followers about three foods in particular, though there are thousands: Teddy Grahams, Oreos, and Nutter Butter cookies. He added that the way those snacks taste today are very different compared to when he was a child in the 70s.