Yes, breakfast is important for children but Kellog’s selection-biased “study” is pure marketing disguised as science

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Health Headlines Commentary for August 23, 2017

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Students who go to school hungry lose 2 hours of productivity every day: report

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Here is the press release. I especially like the “About Kellog Canada Inc” blurb at the end that lists their sugar laden cereals under the guidance of good nutrition.

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