Re:Diet Drugs Work: Why Won’t Doctors Prescribe Them?
by johnward on Thursday December 05, 2013 @10:46AM
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As far as nutrition goes what the government thinks is a nutritious lunch is far from it. It's way to pro carb/starch/sugar and anti fat. A typical lunch when I was in High School would be a decent sized slice of pizza, piece of bread, a scoop of corn, a sugary milk. All of those are carb sources.
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Re:Diet Drugs Work: Why Won’t Doctors Prescribe Them?
by normloman on Thursday December 05, 2013 @10:50AM
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The guidelines have changed. The school lunch program is putting more emphasis on fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. That said, it's still not perfect, and not every school participates, hence "we kinda do."
Re:Diet Drugs Work: Why Won’t Doctors Prescribe Them?
by johnward on Thursday December 05, 2013 @12:06PM
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I know they are getting better. My school in WV participated. When inspectors came in they shut down the school store that sold chips, rice crispy treats, pop. Also a lady in the basement sold giant grease soaked pepperoni roles except when the inspectors came. All of the other soft drink machines were turned off on those days too. My wife's High School in Ohio had an ice cream sundae bar...