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Feds: America Should Adopt ‘Plant-Based’ Diet

garn

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Seriously, America as we no it won't be the same in a few years.

http://freebeacon.com/issues/feds-america-should-adopt-plant-based-diet/

DGAC proposed a variety of solutions to address obesity, and its promotion of what it calls the “culture of health.”

“The persistent high levels of overweight and obesity require urgent population- and individual-level strategies across multiple settings, including health care, communities, schools, worksites, and families,” they said.

In response, DGAC called for diet and weight management interventions by “trained interventionists” in healthcare settings, community locations, and worksites.

“Government at local, state, and national levels, the health care system, schools, worksites, community organizations, businesses, and the food industry all have critical roles in developing creative and effective solutions,” they said.

DGAC also called for policy interventions to “reduce unhealthy options,” limit access to high calorie foods in public buildings, “limit the exposure” of advertisements for junk food, a soda tax, and taxing high sugar and salt items and dessert.

“Align nutritional and agricultural policies with Dietary Guidelines recommendations and make broad policy changes to transform the food system so as to promote population health, including the use of economic and taxing policies to encourage the production and consumption of healthy foods and to reduce unhealthy foods,” its report read.

“For example, earmark tax revenues from sugar-sweetened beverages, snack foods and desserts high in calories, added sugars, or sodium, and other less healthy foods for nutrition education initiatives and obesity prevention programs.”

The amount of sedentary time Americans spend in front of computers and TV sets is also a concern to the federal panel.

They recommended “coaching or counseling sessions,” “peer-based social support,” and “electronic tracking and monitoring of the use of screen-based technologies” as a way to limit screen time.
 

Broke Cowboy

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garn said:
Seriously, America as we no it won't be the same in a few years.

http://freebeacon.com/issues/feds-america-should-adopt-plant-based-diet/

DGAC proposed a variety of solutions to address obesity, and its promotion of what it calls the “culture of health.”

“The persistent high levels of overweight and obesity require urgent population- and individual-level strategies across multiple settings, including health care, communities, schools, worksites, and families,” they said.

In response, DGAC called for diet and weight management interventions by “trained interventionists” in healthcare settings, community locations, and worksites.

“Government at local, state, and national levels, the health care system, schools, worksites, community organizations, businesses, and the food industry all have critical roles in developing creative and effective solutions,” they said.

DGAC also called for policy interventions to “reduce unhealthy options,” limit access to high calorie foods in public buildings, “limit the exposure” of advertisements for junk food, a soda tax, and taxing high sugar and salt items and dessert.

“Align nutritional and agricultural policies with Dietary Guidelines recommendations and make broad policy changes to transform the food system so as to promote population health, including the use of economic and taxing policies to encourage the production and consumption of healthy foods and to reduce unhealthy foods,” its report read.

“For example, earmark tax revenues from sugar-sweetened beverages, snack foods and desserts high in calories, added sugars, or sodium, and other less healthy foods for nutrition education initiatives and obesity prevention programs.”

The amount of sedentary time Americans spend in front of computers and TV sets is also a concern to the federal panel.

They recommended “coaching or counseling sessions,” “peer-based social support,” and “electronic tracking and monitoring of the use of screen-based technologies” as a way to limit screen time.


Plant based?

Mmmm.....

Fries are still on the list!
 

Steve

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Maybe we should look at the "root" causes of obesity... like why do folk have the time to be sedentary so much..

my bet is all many of them need is a JOB.. :roll: :shock:
 

Faster horses

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An elderly neighbor we had in SW Montana said to us once that one reason we won WWII is because we are a nation of meat-eaters, which made us stronger.........anyway it sounded good...and I never forgot him saying that.

Come to think of it, wasn't a study done that showed those that ate meat were smarter.....perhaps that is why the gov't wants us to eat plants. :? :gag:
 

Steve

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Larrry said:
Won't it be great when everyone fits the same mold that these lefties get their goal realized.

It worked so well in soviet russia..

I heard that it is working so well in Venezuela that they no longer need toilet paper to wipe their commie butts..

Venezuela hopes to wipe out toilet paper shortage
 
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