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By: TwinToddlersDad

TwinToddlersDad — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 13:31:36 +0000

I agree completely! Childhood obesity is real. We can’t afford to wait for the numbers to get worse before doing something about it.

I read the NYT story about the impact of restaurant calorie information. I was shocked to read that in some cases they found that the posted calorie information was lower than actual test results.

Posting calories is a start. I think the complete nutritional information including salt, sugar and fat content should also be made available to the public. Most (rational) people would make the healthy choice if they knew.

Thanks for being a champion of this cause.