I believe that eating cheese is worse than eating candy. I view it as the ultimate junk food. In fact, so-called “low-fat” cheese has one of the highest fat contents of anything in the supermarket!
I understand about butter and cheese, but you can’t mean that a scoop of ice cream is going to do any harm?
My toddler’s favorite snack food is a couple of cocktail wieners. Should I let him have them?
How about hamburgers? I make sure I only buy ground round to get less fat and then I barbecue instead of frying.
Our family doesn’t eat any red meat. Isn’t it healthier to stick to chicken and fish for our protein?
I hear a lot about “junk foods”, but I’m not always sure what’s included in that definition.
I’m so grateful for artificial sweeteners. Aren’t they a better way to give my children sweets without worrying about their reaction to sugar?
I only allow my child two pieces of candy a day. I don’t have to refuse him that small pleasure, do I?
What is the benefit of organic foods? Why should I spend extra money for them?
I keep hearing about tofu. What is it and how do I use it?
I’ve always heard that calcium is one of the building blocks of the body. Where is my child going to get calcium without dairy products?
If I don’t feed my children meat, where are they going to get the protein they need?
The whole question of vitamins is conflicting. Do I need to give my twins vitamin supplements or will their food provide everything they need?
My husband and I are both on sodium-restricted diets, so I never add salt to our food. Do our children need more salt in their diets?
I make sure that there isn’t any candy in the house, and I only feed my children foods sweetened with honey or fruit juice. I can’t understand why they seem so fidgety.
I am worried about the quality of our drinking water. Should I use tap water, mineral water, or distilled water for my infant?
My daughter is in the third grade, and it’s a fight to get her up in the morning. She’s often so late she misses breakfast so she can catch the bus. Will it hurt her to skip this meal?
I have heard that you shouldn’t eat a big meal and then go to bed. Would it be better if I fed my children their biggest meal of the day at lunch?
I’m never sure what I should pack in my child’s lunchbox. What do you suggest?
Our school participates in the School Lunch Program. Is this a healthy lunch?
The School Lunch Program is a national disgrace. Motivated by lobbying forces, it’s a dairy and meat oriented program which provides children with high-fat, low-fiber, high-sugar meals. Hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and French fries are common menu items. In some districts, the Program allows fast food restaurants to serve lunch in the schools, assuring that the children eat the worst possible food.