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Health knowledge made personal
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I can understand your concern, Sheryl, especially since those cookies, no matter how good even I think they taste, aren't good for anyone, especially kids who should be learning to eat healthy snacks at a young age.
Yet at the same time, there are personalities out in the spotlight right now that are/were "heros" to kids that have really not been shining examples of good decisions for todays kids to look up to, I think.
I think the responsibility is in the parents' hands. In many cases, they're the one buying the groceries. I hope they say no to the cookies.
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Eli Manning promotes toxic junk food
Posted by sheryl w.
Eli Manning, the quarterback for the Giants played a fabulous game the other day. I was up jumping around.
However, I am disappointed to hear that he is going to promote oreo cookies.
Surely someone that is a hero for young kids should be more responsible than to promote toxic junk food to them. I really think that they should be aware of what they are promoting and think twice before they take loads of extra cash.