What does Michael Pollan mean when he writes about "the American Paradox"?

While writing about the 'American Paradox', Michael Pollan meant to draw attention on unhealthy eating habits which is incongruent with the ideology of 'nutritionism.'

Explanation:

Michael Pollan talked about 'the American Paradox' in his book titled 'In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto.'

While talking about the American Paradox, he means to draw attention about the unhealthy eating habits of Americans in paradox with the ideology of 'nutritionism.'

Americans have a history with 'nutritionism', an ideology of having proper diet and nutrition in eating habits. But over the time, Americans have adopted to unhealthy habits which paradoxes with idea of nutrition.

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