Ads make our kids fat
I found a rather interesting research article today and decided to give my take on it. You can check it out below if you like:
Does advertising really make our children obese?
I found a rather interesting research article today and decided to give my take on it. You can check it out below if you like:
Does advertising really make our children obese?
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Labels: advertising, children, fast food, obesity problem, st. louis low-carb examiner
Thanks to Melting Mama for sharing this great video of a CBS New Anchor woman putting Mississippi State Rep. John Read on the hot seat over his co-authorship of Bill 282 which, if passed, would have banned obese people from eating in restaurants. He claims the bill is dead and never would have passed (ya think?), but they wanted to use it as a talking point to help people take note of the obesity problem.
Ahhh. I see. Apparently the obese are also blind because they can't see for themselves that they have a problem. So let's pretend we'll shame them if they don't get their act together. Oh, it got attention all right. And made Rep. Read and his cohorts look like the back side of horse. This is the best they could come up with?
Be sure to check out the video on Melting Mama's blog. Watching him try to explain his way out of this mess is pretty entertaining!
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Labels: bill 282, melting mama, obesity problem, State Rep. John Read