I don’t think putting restrictions on poor people “for their own good” is the best way to go about it. If anybody should be restricted it’s the people who can MOST afford it.

But your point is well taken, how do we get the families of people who don’t understand and can least afford real food to change their eating habits?

Since the food industry is bent on providing cheap calories in a form that is as addictive to the taste buds as possible (fats, salt, etc) I think we should probably start by restricting them from doing what is most profitable for them and most costly for the health of the country.

Thanks for the comment.
Charles

Either all of us must eat more fruits and vegetables and fresh meat now, or when all of us become diabetics! Why not restrict the food stamp program to only those food items…fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and fresh meat/fish/eggs. These are the healthy foods.

The school lunch program cannot change eating habits no matter how much money is available. The education must come from the home…

Karleen Gerards

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Alan