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If you struggle with weight, was your house ''obesogenic'' growing up? (Fast food meals, soft drinks, lots of TV viewing, and low physical activity)
If you are a parent, are you working to keep your kids in a healthy house?
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Schools need to quit spending so much energy on chocolate milk and create the classes like you described!
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I know that easy access to fast food is not our friend!
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My friend teaches in a Los Angeles high school - she says kids are big and out of shape and don't seem to be concerned AT ALL. She teaches health and is very discouraged by the constant consumption of junk food and lack of fresh choices made by already heavy kids.
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