WHO: Nutrition is an input to and foundation for health and development. Interaction of infection and malnutrition is well-documented. Better nutrition benefits the immune systems, i.e., correlates with less sensitivity to disease. Healthiness alleviates infantile learning, increases physical and mental strength, productivity and the ability to create opportunities to gradually break the cycles of both, poverty and starvation in a sustainable way. Sane nutrition is a prime loophole from poverty and a basic requirement for the improvement of the quality of life.