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Michelle Obama and Walmart's latest alliance to help improve the eating habits of Americans is certainly getting lots of news time. From headlines in top newspapers to making rounds on the blogosphere, this odd partnership may end up being good for the nation.
Whether you're sceptical or not, (and it's hard not to be) the move is a step in the right direction. As America's largest food retailer, one can only hope Walmart's initiative will help to combat childhood obesity and improve eating habits in general.
Sound nutrition, focusing on fresh fruits and vegetables, lean proteins and healthy fats, while avoiding processed foods including sugars, lots of sodium and high glycemic carbohydrates, is essential to good health (and can I give a plug to great looking skin?!).
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I think we as a nation is moving into the right direction and seriously looking at obesity. We have to start taking responsibility for our health starting with what we buy in order to prepare healthy meals. I salute WalMart and all other food stores and fast food chains that are making changes no matter how small.
Michelle Obama rocks, as far as Walmartwe'll see. Didn't they also say when they first opened the chain that everything in the store would be made in the USA??? Sure ain't! Just like cable TVthe reason you were paying for cable was because there were no commercials to pay for broadcasting. Now commercials and super inflated prices. Noone keeps their word, guess that is just what we've become!
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