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Part of the USDA’s mission is “expanding markets for agricultural products.”14 At the same time, the federal agency is tasked with protecting public health by helping to develop the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. That’s why, when those two directives are in sync, their eat-more language is clear: “Increase fruit intake.” “Increase vegetable
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Coke helped Blair establish that non-profit group, the Global Energy Balance Network,63 which promoted the message that there was no compelling evidence of a significant link between sugar-sweetened beverages and obesity.64 Coke funded all those papers I listed earlier, by Blair, Hill and Katzmarzyk.65, 66 Coke even funded an entire national
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Food Fix: How to Save Our Health, Our Economy, Our Communities and Our Planet – One Bite at a Time
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The government is subsidizing, with our own tax dollars, the very foods that are making us obese. Obesity is effectively the result of government policy.