The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
there is no calorie issue on the planet we have a protein and i would add to that a micronutrient issue so we don't have a deficiency of calories we can feed humans calories but what we can't feed humans enough of is high quality protein
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we don't have a calorie problem on this planet we have a nutrient problem there are people who are nutrient starved there are very few people on the planet who are calorie starved unless it is a geopolitical issue there's enough calories for everyone on the planet there's not enough nutrients for everyone on the planet
we don't have necessarily a lack of calories for humans on this planet we have a lack of nutrients
there's basically enough calories for everyone in the world right now but there's not enough nutrients for everyone in the world