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 Grey Templar wrote:

Sure, a Hive World might have a substandard level of nutrition, but it could also have a good level. .

I agree with this. Also you can have a great levl of nutritious out of food that is totally unappetising. The world is fed by grey generally tasteless glop that still provides 100% of daily calorie needs and 500% or more of your daily vitamins and minerals. The nobles, of course, eat imported delicacies and get terrible scurvy from time to time

In the 40k universe, the smartest, most supernaturally gifted man to ever exist tried his hand at genetic manipulation, and his efforts degenerated into vampires, werewolves, dragon-men, and pissed-off narcoleptics. This is frickin' 40k we're talking about-- try to get a nosejob and you're liable to end up with some kind of writhing tentacle in the middle of your face.