Dr. Barry Dworkin

Big Food marketing machine has convinced parents on the merits of their swill, now normalized and convenient for your children’s increasing consumption.

Health Headlines Commentary for December 8, 2017

Source:

Canadians, especially kids, get half their daily calories from ultra-processed foods

Reference:

News release: Time to curb our appetite for ultra-processed food

Commentary by Dr. Yoni Freedhoff

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