The Hunger-Obesity Paradox Refers to

Multiple Choice

The hunger-obesity paradox refers to

A) the ways that Americans living in food deserts are malnourished while the rest of Americans are obese.
B) people with eating disorders that fluctuate between being too malnourished and overweight.
C) communities that both higher than average rates malnutrition and obesity.
D) the ways that class and race result in some people being obese and others malnourished.