We give companies the ability to advertise harmful foods to children in a misleading way. We make healthier food more expensive and harder to come by. We create living environments not conducive to active lives. We then chastise the obese for not exercising their personal choice as if they made that choice in a vacuum.

The image of cereal bars as a healthy snack is a "myth", according to a Which? study that found many contain high levels of fat and sugar. All but ...

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