The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides food security but not necessarily nutrition security, potentially leading to health issues for recipients.

“Food security is having enough calories. Nutrition security is having enough nutrients. We provided for food security, meaning you can get all your calories from soda and sugar. But that doesn't mean you have nutrition security. And we see many of the people who receive these federal aid programs are the ones who are most sick and the most using our healthcare system.”