Fast Food Calories Overtake School Calories
Children and teens consume more calories, get less food prepared at home and way more of it comes from fast food than 30 years ago.
Children and teens consume more calories, get less food prepared at home and way more of it comes from fast food than 30 years ago.
Another culprit for climbing childhood obesity rates was found: the chocolate milk given out at school cafeterias or, more precisely, the sugar in it. A growing movement wants to ban chocolate milk from schools. Can this make a difference?