How can teenagers choose when their choices in food casue added crabins?

How do we teachers fight the students whose attention is on food?
Let's discuss the impact of SUGAR FAT and SALT on the brains of young people.  The "DORITOS effect"...

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The Pulitzer-Prize-winning investigative reporter at The New York Times, Michael Moss discusses his #1 New ...

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Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Michael Moss, author of the NY Times number one bestseller: Salt Sugar Fat ...

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http://www.democracynow.org - Food companies have known for decades that salt, sugar and fat are not ...

I look forward to hearing your comments

At West Hollywood Private School we are starting a three-month campaign to give students ($2 per student per day)  brain food each school day.   That input can be from  a smoothie with protein and fish oil for omega-3.  We will also give information to students about the impact of sugar, fat and salt on their brains.

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