" Stefanski added, "gluten-free junk food is still junk food.
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There's only one thing better than junk food and that is giant junk food.
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The latter should remind us that junk food, pre-regulation, was even worse for us than junk food today!
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It may feel counterintuitive to plan to eat junk food if your goal is to stop eating junk food.
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Similarly, children exposed to ads consumed 30 calories more of junk food than those not exposed to junk food ads.
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Some are more common than others, from unlikely sweet-and-savory combinations to junk food on top of junk food.
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Using an excise tax paid by junk food manufacturers would be the most beneficial way to implement a federal junk food tax.
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For example, let's say you eat junk food late at night while watching TV. You eat that junk food because it's in your pantry.
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" There were also references to keeping junk food away from Kesha, with a manager writing, "I definitely think there can't be junk food there for sure.
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In a recent evaluation of the Mexico junk food tax, people bought 7 percent less junk food than they would have if the tax hadn't been imposed.
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And not just any vegan junk food but mainstream vegan junk food, products engineered not to satisfy vegan-identified vegans, but to tempt regular omnivores who are interested in novelty, or climate change.
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I'm telling you, this kid is a junk food connoisseur.
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Try out these healthier versions of your favorite junk food.
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Junk food is out, and overeating now causes physical discomfort.
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I guess he is still in a junk food mood.
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The junk food experts at JunkBanter have done it again.
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Cutting out junk food would mean slimming down their sales.
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The sad reality is that sugary junk food is cheap.
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Young Americans wolf down a lot of junk food, though.
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We'll watch movies on the couch and eat junk food.
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Does getting high cause smokers to consume more junk food?
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But also, not unlike E.T., they love our junk food.
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It makes junk wine because it sells like junk food.
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It's never junk food if the price is high enough.
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Some gamers are fueled by junk food, caffeine and alcohol.
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TV binge culture has adopted the language of junk food.
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Junk food, on the other hand, is plentiful and cheap.
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A junk food tax would be one additional policy mechanism.
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Though, having said that, there's a whole other, much more gnarly problem to unravel, which is the question of why people eat junk food even when they very well know that it's junk food.
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"I wasn't allowed to eat junk food growing up," she says.
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So basically it has everything in one wonderful junk food mashup.
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All the whiskey and junk food made my insides feel radioactive.
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Bans self from junk food - McDonald's releases a creme egg McFlurry.
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And they do say that pizza is the healthiest junk food!
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It is my mental junk food and I am not ashamed.
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It's good to know that Jenner enjoys her junk food, however.
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Second, what if Trump keeps eating junk food and doesn't exercise?
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That makes it easier to choose junk food over healthier foods.
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That gratification is even greater if you reach for junk food.
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In addition, there is plenty of junk food at the ready.
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Food stamps are a perpetual bailout for the junk food industry.
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Donald J. Trump, for one, is a lover of junk food.
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You can't watch Willy Wonka without massive amounts of junk food.
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But vegan junk food does not demand devotion to any cause.
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That is the point of junk food: It is for sometimes.
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Vegan junk food is not elitist or unfamiliar or salad-like.
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It's no secret that Selena Gomez loves her some junk food.
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I kind of think of casual sex as junk food now.
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Not many fast food places can make junk food feel special.
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Many Africans are eating more junk food, much of it imported.
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"Sometimes we'll order junk food, but I don't drink," she says.
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What if it was easier to eat salad than junk food?
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And that often means giving something up (cigarettes, alcohol, junk food).
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Eating only junk food can leave you malnourished and lead to a host of problems While blindness from a junk-food-only diet is still unusual, the eating pattern can lead to plenty of other problems.
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Frontierland Sweatshirt for Men by Junk Food, $54.99The vintage style of this Junk Food sweatshirt paying tribute to Magic Kingdom's Frontierland is perfect for those dads who have fond memories of Thunder Mountain and Tom Sawyer's Island.
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We examined prior scientific literature on junk food taxes, bills and laws from the U.S. and other countries on categorizing foods for junk food and sugar-sweetened beverage tax purposes, and U.S. federal taxing and administrative mechanisms.
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"For me, junk food is anything made by the million," he says.
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Junk food more broadly is now being called a human rights concern.
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I'd dodge this issue by pushing junk food and lazy nights in.
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He saw the rise of USA Today, the junk food of newspapers.
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Maybe, to some shoppers, Amazon looks like a junk food landfill today.
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Everyone asks how I am able to eat so much junk food.
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It isn't the first Indian state to focus on taxing junk food.
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They're literally getting hooked on this stuff as it were junk food.
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It's hard to deny that the 1990s had the best junk food.
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Trying to balance out all the junk food and drinks from earlier.
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She then tried to counteract the junk food by taking diet pills.
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I can practically smell the junk food cooking up in the berm.
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For example, will your health insurer learn about your junk food habit?
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Of course, the storks' "junk food" supply may soon begin to disappear.
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She then tried to counteract the junk food by taking diet pills.
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In addition, the standards remove most soda and junk food from schools.
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Mexico's so-called junk food tax may actually be working — a bit.
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The YouTubers behind Hellthy Junk Food attempted to recreate Tasty's giant macaron.
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"Junk food" is a term that corroborates the general logic of pollution.
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Junk food is discouraged and raw meat is banned from the fridge.
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Most Americans would benefit by cutting back on sugars and junk food.
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They ate better when they removed junk food from the dorm refrigerator.
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The season of junk-food-laden classroom holiday parties is upon us.
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You know, I don't eat a lot of sugar or junk food.
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Our informed electorate was nourished on far too much political junk food.
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If I had my way, I'd be eating nothing but junk food.
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I cope with it by keeping junk food out of my house.
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They keep their home stocked with junk food and offer it constantly.
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Cutting out junk food tends to be enough to do the trick.
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For now, don't expect a US junk food tax any time soon.
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Another key finding from the Mexico studies and Hungary studies was that the junk food tax seemed to have the greatest effect among low-income groups and people who were big consumers of junk food prior to the tax.
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French law requires that junk food ads bear a countermessage promoting healthful eating.
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I drank the same booze and ate the same junk food they did.
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I just happen to enjoy and consume it voraciously, much like junk food.
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And, no matter what, the junk food and bubbly booze will be plentiful.
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And that Day-Glo Warholish quality is more than appropriate for junk food.
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Without question, we need to regulate the marketing of junk food to children.
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But also: falling asleep drunk, eating junk food, and talking about bad dates.
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For starters, it's a healthy alternative to candy, cookies, and other junk food.
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It was leaked last April by the Instagram account The Junk Food Aisle.
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If I eat any junk food, I eat it on the down low.
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For example, we all know that eating junk food is bad for you.
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This conversation, Maureen said, occurred on his private plane filled with junk food.
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Consider some recent examples: the United Kingdom is seeking to ban energy drinks for youths, in addition to television advertising for junk food; London transport has bans on junk food advertising; South Korea is banning coffee in schools; Australia's Queensland is banning sugary drinks and junk food from public hospitals; and doctors in the United Arab Emirates are seeking a ban on energy drinks for those under 18.
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Tran had been "living in his car and eating junk food," his brother said.
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The takeaway: Popular brands and cartoons could successfully promote healthy fare over junk food.
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Many of us simply assume that junk food costs less than fruit and veg.
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She also eats junk food, smokes cigarettes, and keeps herself isolated from other people.
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She also said goodbye to junk food, including sodas and her favorite chili chips.
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I like fried things and junk food and cheese — so much cheese — and wine.
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Nassar took advantage of this by sneaking the girls contraband junk food and coffee.
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Go deeper: The push to get sports leagues to cut out junk food sponsors
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They burned magazines, movies, junk food, college brochures, and pamphlets for the GI Bill.
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But they don't snack, eat much junk food, or binge-drink like British teenagers.
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With the ingredients, one can cobble together junk food burritos the size of footballs.
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Smoking, or drinking, or eating junk food are deviant ways of caring for yourself.
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That other stuff is junk food that needs to go back in its drawer.
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After his grandfather died, he gained 70 pounds in three months eating junk food.
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And I broke a personal record, for most junk food consumed in a day.
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Find ways to nourish yourself other than junk food and late night binge-watching.
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Quick, someone get a dozen Dr. Fauci donuts to our junk-food eatin' President!!!
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A Year of Movie Junk Food for Two: $1,240 I know what you're thinking.
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She wakes up earlier, watches less TV, exercises regularly, and eats less junk food.
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"Television has become a platform for programming children to want junk food," Ludwig said.
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"The danger of the internet is that everything becomes junk food," Mr. Landgraf said.
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Sleepovers tend to involve too much noise and junk food and too little sleep.
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Taxation and tough restrictions on marketing of junk food should be considered, it said.
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Like many Americans, he doesn't like to work out, and he favors junk food.
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The Olympics have been called a "carnival of junk food marketing" for good reason.
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And so we're bound to start hearing more and more about junk food taxes.
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" That's why, as Popkin put it, junk food taxes "are the next target, globally.
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Four lessons kids can learn from watching sports Junk food From M&Ms to Skittles to this year's two-ads-in-one commercial for Doritos and Mountain Dew, the Super Bowl is one of the biggest junk food pushers on the planet.
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You know it's junk food you'll regret later, but you can't resist digging in anyway.
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As to what that says about your junk food habits, well, you get the idea.
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He is the king of his junk food domain, and we bow down before him.
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Bait, which includes junk food, lures the black bears in, making them easier to capture.
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Rowe then "eats junk food and plays his guitar over the suitcase," the motion says.
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I'd get to eat all the junk food I wanted, in the name of journalism.
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Bucket list item #20163: go to Petsmart and eat a lot of junk food. Done.
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Those are pretty high standards for what is basically just a pile of junk food.
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"I used to eat a lot of junk food and not gain weight," he says.
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McDonald's isn't the only junk food company that has a story bigger than its product.
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I buy us junk food at the gas station so we can bond over hardship.
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He's also had Ray J cut out most of his liquor, wine and junk food.
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We order from a local place, and soon the office is filled with junk food.
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We sit at an outside table enjoying a sunny October afternoon and our junk food.
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We first came across this good news while scrolling through Junk Food Aisle's Instagram feed.
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Junk food should therefore be packaged in plain wrappers to make it seem less attractive.
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Well, junk food devotees and Cheeto fanatics have reason to celebrate with the new release.
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Should she let him eat junk food or watch videos on the iPad all day?
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The International Trademark Association frets that governments might strip trademarks from junk food and liquor.
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That's why people who crash diet typically end up craving and eating more junk food.
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But not many people are going around saying that all junk food should be banned.
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"Nowadays, a lot of Koreans eat a lot of junk food," Choi says in disgust.
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As Americans try to eat healthier, junk-food brands are trying to become healthier, too.
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Middle income consumption fell by 5.8 percent, and high income junk food purchases remained unchanged.
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Was it painful to go cold turkey on all the junk food and delicious grease?
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It's great in the way a lot of other junk food is, salt and fat!
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We all know that junk food and a lack of exercise contribute to poor health.
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Of course, the store also has plenty of standard junk food fare, like these doughnuts ...
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Given the current political climate, the creation of a nationwide junk food tax seems unlikely.
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We can confront and beat the makers and marketers of tobacco, alcohol and junk food.
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So stop stocking your pantry with junk food and instead stock it with healthy snacks.
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The results: Consumption of soda and junk food fell 12% nationally after the tax passed.
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But he said taxing junk food and banning it around schools were long term goals.
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At his office, he reveled in his David versus Goliath battle to regulate junk food.
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Mr. Kaul said the government will only move on junk food once public pressure builds.
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It's still too early to tell whether junk food taxes will curb obesity or diabetes.
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Even the advocates of junk food taxes don't think they're going to be a panacea.
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The habit isn't actually eating junk food; the habit is snacking while you watch TV. Eliminating junk food may stop you from snacking, but more likely, when you sit to watch TV, the cue, you will default into your routine of seeking a snack.
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The junk food-loving bear situation comes in part from the specifics of Wisconsin's hunting laws.
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For example, General Mills subsidizes its salad bar and has removed junk food from vending machines.
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Which means that it's peak time for people to watch the movie equivalent of junk food.
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A year ago, he was all about junk food, but now he often craves leafy greens.
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Approximately one-third reported sleeping less, as well as snacking more and eating more junk food.
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Neither is primarily eating junk food, consuming foods that could lead to vomiting nor feeding others.
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That's because in October, the country's highest court banned depictions of Mr. Claus on junk food.
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The tendency of those bracing for a hurricane to stockpile junk food has been well-documented.
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London's mayor announced a ban on junk food ads across the city's entire public transport network.
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Watching yourself eat junk food triggers discomfort, since you're suddenly very aware of the unhealthy choice.
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According to Officer Koehler, there were no accidents or casualties on this particular junk-food run.
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The UK seems to finally be getting serious about cracking down on sweets and junk food.
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" Food blogger Junk Food Mom reviewed the bizarre sweet on Instagram, declaring, "This one isn't bad!
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That same year, an Institute of Medicine report said junk food marketing contributed to childhood obesity.
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This, she points out, presents a kind of challenge for the health-washed junk food industry.
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I think it's maybe on the fence, but dark chocolate counts as junk food for me.
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The report also said nothing about whether those buying less junk food are buying healthier alternatives.
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Of course, excess screen time or too much junk food are problems even if you're thin.
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"Should we be advertising, associating junk food in any form with kid friendly characters?" he asked.
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To learn more, read the Times article How Big Business Got Brazil Hooked on Junk Food.
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They did so because imported food in Vanuatu is often junk food that contributes to obesity.
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This means, for example, holding food and beverage companies accountable for how they market junk food.
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The offices of the website do not look like much — no sign outside, junk food inside.
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" Nestle says sodium is a controversial topic in the food industry: "Salt is in junk food.
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As we know, truth is as disposable to Trump as one of his junk food wrappers.
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Both put a lot of focus on playing pool and buying junk food from subsidized cafes.
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Is it the diabetes from eating a diet that's so sporadic and heavy on junk food?
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The U.K.'s online junk food ad ban for children comes into effect on 1 July 2017.
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If this cronut ice cream sandwich doesn't scream National Junk Food Day, we don't know what does.
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Max's first wish, "junk food from here to the sky," should seem impractical even to a tween.
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But for now, Amazon is tuned more for impulse-buying gimmicky junk food than weekly grocery shopping.
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The rest of the remaining 20 are filled with the usual suspects: fruit, junk food, and sweets.
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London has recently banned junk-food advertising on its transport network, a prohibition campaigners want to extend.
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Previous reports indicated the contestants were overwhelmed by insects and had resorted to smuggling in junk food.
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Luckily, there's something brewing that could fill that junk food shaped hole in your heart and stomach.
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It's the kind of fun, frothy show that pairs well with junk food and a girls' night.
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Eat your vegetables and fruits, don't eat too much, and don't eat a lot of junk food.
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Very shortly after Junk Food Aisle posted the first pic, the account followed up with two more.
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Thankfully, YouTubers Hellthy Junk Food created their very own version that you can easily replicate at home.
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"There aren't really many places that even do stuff like this, like veggie junk food," says Tee.
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Eating Cheesy Poofs Kim's skin is so spectacular, she can make snacking on junk food look healthy.
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Congress should also cut junk food purchases in the program, which currently cost $15 billion a year.
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You don't have to give your toddler junk food just because he points to it and cries.
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Previous studies have showed that not sleeping enough is associated with junk food cravings and weight gain.
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Many articles about vegan junk food will point out, alarmed, that this food actually isn't that healthy.
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"You can be a junk-food vegan; it's unhealthy and might lead to weight loss," she said.
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I eat everything in moderation — I don't like junk food anyway — but I do exercise a lot.
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In particular a lack of junk food in runner's diets has been said to help the athletes.
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The cash-hungry Texans of "Killer Joe" have been anesthetized by a diet of cultural junk food.
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The overwhelming presence of sugar and salt in junk food assaults the palate and masks other flavors.
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Yes, these are our guilty pleasures — what some people consider the junk food in our media diets.
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"It was my idea to go up there and play music and eat junk food," Coley says.
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She curses regularly, and professes to love junk food and the rappers Pusha T and Kendrick Lamar.
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Michael is potty-mouthed, a seemingly endless consumer of junk food and addicted to violent video games.
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In 1964, the Italian and global junk food landscape was transformed by Michele Ferrero, who created Nutella.
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Another approach is to end subsidies that enable the food industry to produce and sell junk food.
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U.S. federal alcohol taxes offer a particularly useful model that could be adopted for junk food taxes.
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But just like a meal of junk food, it leaves you a little unfulfilled in the end.
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First the couple approached state officials about banning junk food in New Delhi schools — to no avail.
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But you have to enjoy life as well, so I think junk food should still be possible.
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Meanwhile, I was getting fat on the free junk food companies were sending me in the mail.
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For years, nutrition experts have been calling for an end to junk food sponsorship at the games.
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Wiz Khalifa is teaming up with L.A.-based fashion retailer Junk Food Clothing to launch a father-son line inspired by his own son, 3-year-old Sebastian — and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the capsule collection, dubbed BASH By Junk Food, after the toddler's nickname.
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A mock-up of the cozy beverage themed cereal was posted by The Junk Food Aisle on Instagram.
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Studies show that viewing junk food ads contributes to obesity and watching alcohol ads leads to underage drinking.
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Junk food and television is one of our favorite pastimes, so this is how he decides to splurge.
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Children may not like it — I didn't — but there was no junk-food alternative so I ate some.
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They say celebs are just like us, and nowhere is that more apparent than their junk-food cravings.
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To discourage overeating, France taxes sugary drinks, bars junk food in schools and has rules on nutritional labelling.
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Although she's not snacking on junk food regularly, Kardashian West says the diet doesn't leave her feeling deprived.
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I'll admit: I can't eat all that junk food that I ate at the age of 24 anymore.
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It's impossible to stay mentally strong when you're abusing your body with alcohol, sleep deprivation or junk food.
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School districts continue to ban junk food from their vending machines and improve the quality of school lunches.
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Diabetes UK is calling on the British government to ban junk food advertising on television before 9 p.m.
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But whatever type of fat or fat substitute it is, it won't turn junk food into health food.
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Teenagers who had read the exposé article chose fewer junk food items than those in the control groups.
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Studies also suggest children can be easily swayed to try junk food endorsed by celebrities and cartoon characters.
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The six time Super Bowl winner says worrying about junk food is more harmful than actually eating it.
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The next day, that group chose fewer junk food items from a snack menu than the other did.
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His watercolor paintings of sugary junk food, like Hove's cakes, are both attractive and repellent, beautiful and toxic.
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Eating junk food day in and out can seriously damage your body — even if you never gain weight.
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More junk food on the shelves, more access to carbohydrates and sugar, they thought, might be the culprit.
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You hear about junk food and obesity all the time—but he was as thin as a rake.
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Drinking beer and eating huge amounts of junk food with friends is half the fun of football season.
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When you look at commercials for junk food, McDonald's, soda, chips, you see more African Americans than Caucasians.
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A father's effort to ban junk food sales in and near schools aims to change what children eat.
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"I put on a lot of phony weight just eating sloppy stuff, junk food," Cooper said in 1991.
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If you wanted to quit eating junk food, for example, would you continue to buy chips and candy?
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The challenge is to make healthy food seem appealing to the junk food-filled mind of a teenager.
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Do you devour bad movies, indulge in junk food or partake in board games or "Truth or Dare"?
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In the case of soda or junk food taxes, to reduce the consumption of unhealthy foods and beverages.
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Our research evaluated the legal and administrative feasibility of a federal junk food tax, not the political feasibility.
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I did not drink, do drugs or eat a lot of junk food, and I was not overweight.
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And then there is the simple fact that junk food is one indulgence low-income parents can offer.
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Our sources say Dog eats a ton of junk food -- so he's open to dietary changes as well.
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In the years since Mr. Verma filed his suit, consumption of junk food has risen sharply across India.
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Even YoCrunch, that junk-food yogurt with toppings, used (and still uses) low-fat yogurt as its base.
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I don't eat junk food any more — I haven't for 18 years, since I joined Food Addicts Anonymous.
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They can buy healthy food or junk food, but they can't buy prepared roast chickens or deli sandwiches.
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Correction: We corrected the range of calories adolescents get from junk food in a quote from Barry Popkin.
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Before getting her big break on 2 Broke Girls, Beth Behrs was "junk-food obsessed" and never worked out.
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Moreover, who cares about a hairy army of junk-food loving bears stumbling around the woods of northern Wisconsin?
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Now, I can eat more and drink more, so I'm experimenting a little and eating way less junk food.
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She also laid out organic diet guidelines, but didn't mind if there was a little junk food thrown in.
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In the US, people from low-income are the biggest consumers of junk food because it's convenient and cheap.
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For many, this was one of those films you watched in middle-school, with friends, junk food, and popcorn.
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The young artist had transformed the gallery with a pile of overflowing shopping carts piled high with junk food.
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Why not spend all day obsessing over a crush while eating junk food and sampling the occasional illicit drug?
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I meet the DSM criteria for junk food addiction and it is literally a struggle to not eat out.
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This allowance might actually be made possible by her dad Kanye West's own well-documented love of junk food.
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The masses were kept happy with "bread and circuses"; the modern equivalent being junk food and reality TV shows.
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Too often in townships, daily diets are filled with junk food, fish and chips, meat and very few vegetables.
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We get in and his car is spotless, not even a shred of junk food, or a coffee cup.
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The third will focus on property taxes and the fourth on mining, income from investments and perhaps junk food.
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Pastry chef Claire Saffitz is back at it again with some intense dedication to extremely detailed junk food recreation.
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According to The Junk Food Aisle, the enchanted treat is coming to the United States in March of 2018.
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When people are trying to cut back on junk food, often then take it all our of their house.
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"(W)e find that legalizing recreational marijuana leads to an increase in sales of junk food," the study concluded.
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After years of binge eating junk food combined with little to no exercise, Shannon steadily packed on the pounds.
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The Trump administration is endeavoring to transform the school lunchroom from a learning environment into a junk food emporium.
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I am an activist for activity (and for eating junk food in bed but it's all about balance, right?).
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There's now debate about extending such a poor public policy to other consumer products like soda and junk food.
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Yesterday, The Junk Food Aisle posted a photo to Instagram featuring what was dubbed the limited edition Firework Oreo.
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Fringe is frequently very funny, largely thanks to crackpot Walter and his insatiable appetite for junk food and drugs.
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And it just so happens to be a bunch of ants slowly eating junk food in a time-lapse.
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Poor Robert, even "avid readers" should never allow themselves to eat so much junk food, especially in one sitting.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is moving forward with a plan to ban trans fat from junk food.
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Ms. Creevy, 19, has a lot on her mind: female solidarity, junk food, insecurity, wildness, even thoughts about professionalism.
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Momofuku Ando cemented his spot in junk-food history when he invented instant ramen at age 48 in 1958.
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Not only were Americans turning to healthier snacks and eating less junk food, but Hostess had its own challenges.
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After seeing the obese girl in the doctor's waiting room, Mr. Verma couldn't shake his concern about junk food.
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So he started his own domain called Junk Food Blog, in hopes of taking a bite of that traffic.
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Even if a federal junk food tax is legally feasible, however, that doesn't mean it's likely to happen here.
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These countries decided to tax junk food because it's become such a prominent component of people's diets — and budgets.
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"In essence, this study suggests that placing limits on 'junk food' is based on 'junk science,' a conclusion favorable to the junk food industry," said Dr. Dean Schillinger, a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, who wrote an editorial that accompanied the new paper and outlined his concerns.
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They spend hours and hours there, sustaining themselves on junk food and catnaps as they lose all track of time.
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Dini claims that sugary Western junk food has already had a detrimental impact on other islands within the Vanuatu nation.
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Today is the day you didn't realize you've been waiting for all year: July 21 is National Junk Food Day.
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The singer gathered her girlfriends and a variety of junk food to watch the film in her pajamas at home.
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I'm craving junk food and also feeling super lazy, so I decide to order Jack in the Box on Postmates.
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Chantal's obsession with junk food delights me — it's not often that low-level characters get such a fun personality trait.
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Yesterday, a snack food Instagram account called The Junk Food Aisle posted a photo featuring never-before-seen Oreo packages.
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This recipe may hail from Copenhagen's Fedtegreven Bistrobodega but it's a masterful ode to American fast food and junk food.
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In 2015, the Navajo Nation in the U.S. Southwest passed a 2-percent sales tax on soda and junk food.
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The promotion had turned heads even before the recall, given the reputation of McDonald's as a seller of junk food.
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Instead of buying tampons, Spaghetti-O's and junk food that I wanted, I had to buy fruit and veggies instead.
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The 70-year-old Trump, a noted junk food enthusiast, has also promised to release more health information this week.
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"At some point, it won't make sense to expend the capital to put junk food back in schools," he said.
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"This doesn't mean I'm going to fully cut out junk food, I'm just going to eat more intuitively!" she wrote.
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The broader category of junk food acknowledges its inherent vices, but that hasn't stopped people from consuming candy and soda.
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When we first opened in 2013, there was an American influx of—essentially—premium junk food at fucking high margins.
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We know they're good for us, but most of us are happier snacking on the password equivalent of junk food.
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According to The Junk Food Aisle, the new bar has a white chocolate base peppered with cookie crumble and sprinkles.
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This summer, people have come in droves when the sun's out, brown bags of beer and junk food in hand.
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Last summer, Sparrow opened a felt bodega in New York City selling plush produce, junk food, and even felt condoms.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced Friday that advertising for junk food will be banned on the city's public transportation network.
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With $2 billion a year in annual sales, the business will help Nestlé in its shift away from junk food.
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They manipulate simple crops into unpronounceable chemicals found on the packaging of processed foods, key ingredients in cheap junk food.
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Washington (CNN)Despite reality television's junk-food TV reputation, the genre has lasted and evolved for more than two decades.
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And he enjoys bingeing on junk food from time to time, even while he likes to maintain a healthy diet.
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Bambi café, located a sneeze around the corner, is a Turkish chain mostly known for its late night junk food.
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I would boldly stand by the claim that health food, today's health food is worse for you than junk food.
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You'll have a minority that eat like me—quite a bit of junk food and caffeine to keep them going.
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The researchers determined that the teen's diet — both the junk food and the lack of nutrients — caused his permanent blindness.
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Saturday family fun nights with vegan junk food and TV are a treat, but most outings aren't as a group.
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So I officially grant you a hard-news break and offer some thoughts on the important matter of junk food.
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At the low end, a kind of all-you-can-eat junk food buffet of venality and waste and foolishness.
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Earlier on Friday, junk food fan accounts and Instagram users alike spotted a brand new account pop up on Instagram.
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He stopped drinking alcohol, which he blamed for limiting his drive, eliminated junk food, and embraced an extreme training regimen.
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Many are momentary fads and sensations that the true professionals of the prophecy game dismiss as so much junk food.
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Something about it always manages to nuke my junk food cravings, yet it still manages to taste fresh and balanced.
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Everyone has those days where all you want to do is indulge in junk food and drink a cold one.
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She complained about the rising cost of healthy options, noting that it was cheaper to buy junk food or McDonald's.
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Taxes helped wean people off cigarettes, and public health researchers think they may reduce consumption of fatty, sugary junk food.
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One can get obsessed about both, and just as there is junk food that can make you obese and leave you feeling crappy, so there are junk relationships, and it's easy to get caught up in a junk relationship with toxic people, just in the way that you can get addicted to junk food.
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"It makes the larger players nervous," said an industry executive, calling the discourse on "junk food" in India discriminatory and unscientific.
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I don't think that I really had a favourite food to eat; it was just any sort of junk food really.
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The U.K. is to ban junk food advertising to children online and through social media channels, its ad regulator announced today.
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Bluapple - $9.49 See Details Whether you're a junk food lover or not, you probably enjoy the convenient comfort of microwave popcorn.
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And there's no evidence that SNAP recipients eat any more junk food than non-recipients, after you adjust for demographic factors.
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And we're not throwing out junk food and rotten eggs; we're mostly throwing out nutrient-dense fruits, vegetables, and dairy products.
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Mowry previously admitted she used diet pills in her late teens, but she didn't really clean up her junk food diet.
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The entrepreneur and anti-junk food campaigner said Tuesday that the restaurant business was being placed into administration, or bankruptcy protection.
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Everyone knows that there are some things that a real friendship requires you to share: secrets, junk food, and Netflix passwords.
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You want to provide tasty treats to keep your guests happy, but you don't want an endless sea of junk food.
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Eat a diet that's rich fruits and vegetables, avoid junk food, don't smoke, exercise regularly, and don't consume too many calories.
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We first came across these beautiful pairings of bagel and junk food when JunkBanter posted an image of them to Instagram.
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YouTube channel Hellthy Junk Food outlined two different ways to create your own hash brown similar to the fast food favorite.
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But the most enduring metaphor is junk food: convenient but empty; engineered to be addictive; makes humans unhealthy and corporations rich.
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Maybe you started eating better and junk food is getting a well-deserved "eat shit" from you before the ball drops.
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The Junk Food Aisle Instagram account posted the photo last week after spotting the bag on the shelves of Dollar General.
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RELATED: The New Superfoods for Weight Loss Stock your fruit bowl Unlike junk food, you should proudly display your healthy snacks.
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An ultrasound scan revealed "a giant ball of glue" in the girl's gut, which doctors blamed on too much junk food.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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Generally, a good rule of thumb is adding the hot nutrient of the day to junk food doesn't make it better.
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From campy comedy queens (several dressed like junk food) to conceptual art queens, every type of drag was in the house.
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Poor kids are not starving, but often the school lunch is their only proper meal, with junk food supplementing their diet.
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During these moments, the couple often turns to junk food "to satiate the parts of us that are hurting," Jamie says.
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Food (extraordinarily unhealthy junk food in particular) has brought me to where I am today and I could not be happier.
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Next minute people were calling themselves the Real Junk Food Project in South Korea, Israel and South Africa... It just exploded.
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In the months when Dukakis was running ahead of George H.W. Bush, I thrived on junk food and adrenaline-charged optimism.
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A second hole in logic is that sugary beverages are not widely-regarded as worse than other forms of junk food.
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Both runners said they relied on junk food during the race, including potato chips, Coke, McDonald's hash browns, and Pop Tarts.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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Slasher flicks—the junk food of the genre—found new settings and victims in the health club and its aspiring Adonises.
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Like a PG version of skating's love affair with alcohol and drugs, junk food secured a front seat in skate culture.
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I got into the whole junk food vegan thing for a while, too, and it just made me put on weight.
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As well as the junk food tax, Mexico's authorities have embraced more original efforts to combat the country's major obesity problem.
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So I think today, with the junk food in front of TV, it's something dangerous for the health of the girl.
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She let out a huge sigh of relief, and asked me whether I'd been eating junk food at the neighbor's again.
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In one episode, a college athlete struggles to stop eating junk food and stay committed to his dream of going pro.
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" Dewan says she's feeling great so far — and trying not to lean too far into her current "cravings for junk food.
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U.S. tax bills and laws with a nutritional purpose and junk food taxes in Hungary and Mexico overwhelmingly use excise taxes.
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Specifically, they have called for restrictions so that food stamps cannot be used to buy junk food or sugary soft drinks.
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A House Democrat on Wednesday compared the GOP's latest vote to repeal ObamaCare to eating junk food instead of exercising. Rep.
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But the initiative was notable for what it didn't mention: the importance of cutting back on junk food and sugary beverages.
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Subodh Jindal, the president of the association, said in an interview that junk food was unfairly blamed for diabetes and obesity.
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While it's not a Phelps-style junk food gorge, Adrian is consuming a lot of calories to fuel his swimming routine.
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If you take a country like the US, 33 to 20133 percent of the calories adolescents get is from junk food.
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Even the most glowing studies on the impact of junk food taxes are unlikely to make these levies more politically palatable.
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According to their review of the scientific literature on junk food tax bills and laws, a federal tax on unhealthy foods would be both legally and administratively feasible in the US. Instead of a sales tax that would show up at the point of purchase, the researchers argue for an excise tax on junk food manufacturers.
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Apparently, they had developed a taste for junk food, in particular the stuff that piles up in landfills along the migration route.
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In 2012, Disney said it would stop accepting some junk-food ads on TV programs, radio shows and websites aimed at children.
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Harry has reportedly cut junk food from his diet, started drinking green juice, taken up yoga, and has pretty much quit smoking.
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When Kim swung by NBC's Today show set in Pyeongchang, they plied her with all the junk food she could hope for. .
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"The junk food I would eat after the competition would be McDonald's," Brianna Decker, of the Women's hockey team, confesses to PEOPLE.
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According to a recent Instagram post from The Junk Food Aisle, a limited edition Dunkin' Donuts Mocha Oreo will be released soon.
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Junk Food Aisle also uncovered a photo of Limited Edition Strawberry Cheesecake Oreos, but those appear to only be available in Iceland.
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The property is littered with refuse including empty bottles of alcohol, bags of junk food, and an empty box of women's diapers.
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Despite our parents' best attempts to make us eat vegetables, most kids in the '90s would've preferred to feast on junk food.
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During the past two decades, however, more junk food is on the market that ever before, and more diversity doesn't mean quality.
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Cancer Research UK, a charity, suggests that poor children are more likely than rich ones to be exposed to junk-food ads.
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With Kanye's Pablo tour happening now, we suspect the junk food junkie was stocking up for the long days and nights ahead.
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On this episode of VICE's Autobiographies, we meet London-based rapper Tinie Tempah before the release of his new mixtape, Junk Food.
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The cooks over at Hellthy Junk Food even made their own signature McDonald's bags to hold their hash browns for added effect.
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But calories and junk food are what many are getting from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as Food Stamps.
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The retro junk food doughnuts are expertly decorated in the most fun ways, making them sure to pop on your Instagram feed.
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Making junk food more expensive by taxing it will raise needed revenue and also help us eat in a much healthier manner.
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Then, March for Our Lives took a toll: not sleeping enough, not eating enough, eating just junk food for an entire summer.
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Yesterday, the junk food sleuths posted a photo of what at first glimpse looked like just a regular box of Hostess Cupcakes.
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Payne shared that he recently was doing a shirtless photo shoot and avoided junk food so that he could look his best.
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Plus, The Junk Food Aisle has a pretty good track record when it comes to breaking news about new candy and cookies.
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According to a study by the University of Stirling, three quarters of the food advertising young people see is for junk food.
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Then, it became the stigma of junk food consumption in the 90s and it was banned from hockey rinks and high schools.
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And no consideration of this subject can omit Mexico, which established a national tax on soda and junk food in January 2014.
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Such mass-market selections represent the junk-food aisles of wine, filled with vacuous bottles that will leave any wine lover malnourished.
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The ubiquity of the Beyond Burger is part of one of 2018's best movements: the mass proliferation of vegan junk food.
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As kids, my two brothers and many of my friends seemed to be able to binge on junk food without gaining weight.
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Instead, he stuffs his puffy face with junk food for the cameras, while making fun of anyone who isn't a cover model.
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Before we got to her place we went to the supermarket and loaded up on all kinds of goodies and junk food.
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Fifth, ban junk food advertising to young children, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and practiced in some European countries.
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Meanwhile, Gwendolyn continues to enjoy his daily ration of junk food and bask in the heat of another steamy Coconut Grove summer.
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Laska, for example, usually recommends that people get off the "keto junk food," like super-processed bars and cheese for every meal.
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If marketing junk food to blacks and healthier foods to whites is profitable, can we expect brands to change how they advertise?
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"I've never really been a junk food addict," says Isabella Capece Galeota, the owner of Paris's vegan and gluten-free Café Maisie.
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Back in June, the U.K. government concluded a public consultation on introducing a ban on junk food TV ads before 9 p.m.
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Mr. White's lawyer argued that his client had a "diminished capacity," in part because he had an addiction to sugary junk food.
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Disneyland Tank Top for Women by Junk Food, $25.95, available at shopDisneyThis comfy tank features vintage Disneyland graphics that just screams nostalgia.
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"The research seems to show that sleep-deprived people crave comfort food: high-fat, high-sugar, high-calorie junk food," Young said.
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The Mexican government passed a 10% sugar tax in 193 that affected all junk food and sugary beverages, per the Washington Post.
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Because of the late nights and too much junk food, I soon had to let my belt out a notch or two.
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Health researchers and officials have long contemplated junk food taxes, but have focused most of their energy on soda taxes to date.
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This is what happens when the woman who inspired the character Miranda Priestly is forced to munch on the greasiest junk-food imaginable.
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Gone are the days when music fans slept in the open air, survived on junk food and put up with smelly porta potties.
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And let us all hold him within our hearts, remembering to practice moderation on our next drunken, late-night bodega junk food mission.
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While the U.K. has taken anti junk food online advertising measures ahead of countries such as the U.S., it is behind other regions.
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She's carrying a cracked iPhone and a plastic bag full of junk food: Reese's Pieces and two bottles of a yellow energy drink.
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We don't want that to happen here and we don't want to develop the illnesses that come with a Western junk food diet.
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After a while, Goffman, who eats an astonishing amount of junk food, was hungry and wanted to go to a Jamaican place nearby.
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Go on rides that are shorter, avoid junk food before the ride and try to keep your head still when you are riding.
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I'm starving — and take it from a London girl — Nando's is the only place worth heading for a mammoth pile of junk food.
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He said that while no one has to eat or workout like him, people can't expect to get stronger while eating junk food.
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Schools and their cafeterias are fighting an uphill battle working with constrained budgets and trying to compete with junk food for students' affections.
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She eats sensibly much of the time, with some junk food here and there, but it doesn't really seem to affect her weight.
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All of your holiday revelry, and your late nights at work eating junk food, and the inevitable slowdown of your metabolism with age.
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Well, Russ reasoned, if he could spare that $3 a day for junk food, he could stand to invest $100 a month instead.
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"It's like food science meets arts and crafts," someone quips in the most accurate summary of Bon Appétit's viral gourmet junk food show.
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Hope at first tries to corrupt the virtuous Maggie by feeding her junk food and weed shakes before the competition committee's first meeting.
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Thanks to an announcement from foodie Instagram The Junk Food Aisle, we now know that our beloved TJ's is elevating its dessert game.
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Instead, he believes that people should replace brain junk food, like social media apps, with things like online language courses or meditation apps.
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The DIY YouTube food magicians over at Hellthy Junk Food are well known for creating ridiculous or oversized versions of fast food creations.
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Russia, for its part, may soon be resorting to good ol' fashioned fear to get kids to cut down on eating junk food.
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"It doesn't matter if you are a junk food lover or a healthy eater," said eating behavior and habit change coach Tatiana Kuvardina.
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Meanwhile, in the US, Walmart Supercenter had a vast selection of dry goods like walls and walls of cereal, snacks, and junk food.
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Restricting food stamp purchases for junk food (a popular bipartisan reform with the nation's governors and mayors) would have far greater health benefits.
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Children's health campaigners have also branded the event a "carnival of junk food marketing," due to sponsorship details with McDonald's and Coca Cola.
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The president is a notorious junk-food junkie and not known as much of a fitness buff outside his regular rounds of golf.
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The children were randomly assigned to view three types of Instagram profiles: healthy food marketing, junk food promotions, or endorsements unrelated to food.
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But Donald J. Trump is taking a different approach: A junk food aficionado, he is hoping to become the nation's fast food president.
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But what about an annual gathering with friends home for the holidays: Is this just social junk food or a nutritious social meal?
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For most people the details don't matter, it's the big picture: lots of fruits and vegetables, avoiding junk food, getting exercise, not smoking.
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You might think you eat a lot because you pig out every once in awhile, or indulge in the occasional junk food binge.
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After a junk-food childhood, he's developed a keen interest in diet and health, but he has never followed a conventional fitness program.
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Depression swirled as she underwent heart surgery, lost her home during an extended nursing home stay and turned to junk food for comfort.
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He also gets heart-healthy options for breakfast, lunch and dinner ... but we're told he can also request junk food from the commissary.
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Ultimately "Kid Food" shines a light on all the ways that kids are bombarded with junk food from the time they are babies.
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She is seen chiding him not to eat junk food on the trail in a documentary that followed his campaign for several months.
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" Rebel vowed to get exercise and avoid sugar and junk food and added, "Who's with me in making some positive changes this year?
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The big question is whether food additives are worse than the high-sugar, high-fat junk food diet they're often a component of.
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After all, Americans were eating junk food long before the virulent C. diff strains began causing havoc; trehalose may have tipped the scales.
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America and junk food are getting back together after years apart ... and it only took a global pandemic to kick start the reunion.
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But I think there's a particular admiration for Claudia because she was so unabashedly herself in life, in junk food, and in fashion.
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First off, Goodin suggests we should think about "our digital diet, like our food diet" and identify what our own digital junk food is.
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"Were the public to believe and follow such guidelines, this would mean that profits for junk food companies would fall by half," Schillinger said.
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And it used to be you could buy a candy bar or a soda or you could you know junk food was readily available.
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We all know it is a good idea to look after your health by getting more exercise and not eating too much junk food.
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Alcohol and Junk Food Budweiser, Mountain Dew, Skittles, and Snickers -- not exactly the breakfast of champions -- are all advertising during the 2017 Super Bowl.
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And while he says that he still enjoys the occasional junk food indulgence, the surgery has definitely changed Kruise's admittedly complex relationship with food.
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But now scientists are claiming to have developed a smartphone app that could help you resist the junk food and opt for healthy snacks.
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" In a statement, the Center for Science in the Public Interest's litigation director Maia Kats calls the "whole grain" crackers "effectively a junk food.
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Scientists have showed that marketing junk food and sugary drinks in commercials to children directly influences the amount of unhealthy foods those kids consume.
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Being exposed to a five-minute advertisement was linked to eating nearly 4.5 grams more of junk food than otherwise, according to the paper.
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The new Dunkin' Donuts Mocha Oreo isn't the only new Oreo flavor The Junk Food Aisle hasn't posted about in the past 24 hours.
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This could impact schemes like the tax on sugary products currently being drawn up by the Government to deter people from buying junk food.
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Given the relatively high cost of junk food, it is unlikely that taxing unhealthy food or subsidising healthy food would change people's eating habits.
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Once he wakes from his porn and junk food-induced catatonic state, the once apathetic warden assumes a new role: that of a savior.
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We all know the toll that too much sunshine, alcohol, and junk food can take on our complexion; think wrinkles, age spots, sagging skin.
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A recent Vox article called 2018 "the year of vegan junk food," mostly because of the growing popularity of Impossible Foods and Beyond Burger.
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And things are going to be a lot harder for someone who knows their other half is sneaking junk food whenever they're not looking.
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"At the moment we have an infiltration of junk food from overseas," Father Luc Dini, head of the local tourism council, told The Guardian.
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It forces you to monitor your food intake, to eat more whole grains and vegetables and to eat less processed food or junk food.
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You know how when you go to the grocery store, and you're really hungry, so you end up buying a bunch of junk food?
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Researchers found that a chaotic environment might make it harder to resist junk food, especially when people already feel out of control or stressed.
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Junk food brands don't exactly love mandatory "nutrition facts," which is why they usually hide all that health stuff behind flashy colors and logos.
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One victim of the scandal, Phillip Swartley served nine months in a juvenile detention center for stealing change from unlocked vehicles for junk food.
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The latest monstrosity comes from YouTubers Hellthy Junk Food, a power couple who have made a name for themselves by creating ridiculous food recipes.
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The Whole30 is a strict 30-day program—no grains, dairy, real or artificial added sugar, alcohol, legumes, baked goods, junk food, or sulfites.
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After being fed the economic equivalent of junk food, no one should be surprised when these companies start to show more flab than muscle.
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Any nutritional plan that includes more veggies and high-quality protein, and less sugar and junk food, can be good for you, research suggests.
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Next time you smoke, bite your nails or eat junk food, one tap of the device or a smartphone app will deliver a shock.
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The Real Junk Food Project (RJFP) has launched over 120 eateries in seven countries from Israel to Australia, and the movement is gathering pace.
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Even when soda and junk food advertisements don't directly target children, kids are more easily swayed to crave products than adult viewers, researchers say.
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It is a chance to invest alongside some savvy investors, including C. Dean Metropoulos, as they roll up the junk-food and baking aisles.
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It started off as a trend of towards eating more fresh fruit and vegetables and less fast and junk food — so far, so healthy.
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Winner: Gabe S. on "How the Government Supports Your Junk Food Habit" Enter the twenty-first century: Greek yogurt, quinoa, juice cleanses, and Fitbits.
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He spent 25 years visiting 36 countries from Chile to Sri Lanka to make these pictures, proving junk food isn't just an American obsession.
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Clinton, whose appetite for junk food and sweets while in the White House was well known, adopted a healthier diet after his term ended.
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We may try to discourage people from eating too much junk food through taxes and regulations, but that's wholly different than banning it altogether.
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Junk food isn't the only fun vegan food — lots of vegan food is fun, I think — but for non-believers, it is a shortcut.
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Office perks used to include junk food and catered lunches, but for a health-conscious generation, plant walls could keep them at work longer.
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Trump's opioid chief told the teens to worry less about junk food and more about buying fentanyl-laced narcotics that can cause overdose deaths.
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This is simply good business sense, given that the munchies can be a big motivator for buying Girl Scout cookies and other junk food.
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In "I Hear She's a Real Bitch," Agg brags, she swaggers, she writes in great detail about her appetites — for junk food, music, sex.
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Human nature is not the reason that our diet consists of large amounts of meat and junk food; availability, access and marketing determine that.
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The novel tracks their bumpy affair through the highs and lows, the texts and Insta shares, the taco trucks and gourmet junk food binges.
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The Mexican government hauls in $1.2 billion from the soda tax, and $967 million from junk food tax revenue annually, per the Washington Post.
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Researchers are suggesting a junk food tax on "nonessential" foods like candy, soda, and potato chips as the next frontier in public health policy.
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While it may be true that Olympians sometimes cut loose, their diets tend to be remarkably junk food-free — and highly optimized for performance.
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"When my size 40 jeans were too tight to button up, I realized that Junk Food Blog was a bad business idea," he laughs.
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One reason is that GE crops are commonly used to make ingredients like corn syrup used in processed junk food, which, newsflash, isn't healthy.
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By aligning with sports specifically, food companies are trying to send the message that it's possible to outrun calories taken in from junk food.
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A junk food feast straight out of stoned your stoned preteen dreams, with animal crackers, Doritos, Cheese Nips, and peanuts counting among the lethal buffet.
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Was there a sort of tolerance to bad food that we've since lost, or that has morphed, perhaps, into a tolerance of modern junk food?
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Nonetheless, sales of junk food, including crisps, chips and frozen pizza have skyrocketed, and the number of ready meal purchases more than doubled since 1989.
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From pizza to cupcakes to ice cream, there's a whole host of Tinder users swiping while hiding behind a handful of junk food stock photos.
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Now, thanks to the popular Candy Hunting Instagram that spotlights new junk food, Pillsbury has blessed us with their new Confetti break and bake cookies.
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Our guides proudly show us the fancy electronic kiosks where detainees can order whatever they please from the commissary list: phone cards, stamps, junk food.
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Based on the comments left on The Junk Food Aisles' Instagram post, we aren't the only ones who are interested in taking home 50 grand.
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Commitments to protect children from junk food marketing and mandatory targets to reduce the amount of fat, sugar, and salt in food are also vital.
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Bosco explains why he decided to live outside, and how he kept clean, warm, and well-fed on a diet of deer and junk food.
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Bosco explains why he decided to live outside, and how he kept clean, warm, and well-fed on a diet of deer and junk food.
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To see off-brand colas served at a birthday signaled you'd entered a world in which lax adults served generic-brand junk food and freedom.
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I decided to use this as a teaching moment, explaining to my daughter why we should avoid using junk food as a reward for exercise.
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An Instagram photo from The Junk Food Aisle showed off package mockups for the two forthcoming Oreo Thins flavors, and y'all, they look so good.
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There's no interest by cafeteria professionals to provide salt shakers for kids, nor is the intent to create a "junk food emporium" as Rosenbaum suggests.
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During the live stream, Jenner gave fans a tour of Tyga's tour bus and how she replaced all his junk food snacks with healthy options.
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To knock Life for being an Alien rip-off is to erroneously assume that this solid, junk-food thriller actually cares at all about originality.
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Now, through the power of junk food, this gay couple has created a home for the displaced and a place of comfort for weary travelers.
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AstonishingStudios on YouTube makes some of the neatest Lego inventions around, including a series of homemade vending machines that dispense all the best junk food.
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The Food in my Beard, a cooking blog created by Dan Whalen, has a creation that will make junk food — and drunk food — lovers drool.
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Most attempts to improve our diets fail because the short-term gratification of eating junk food easily outmatches the distant benefit of greater physical health.
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We discussed the fact we're choosing fun things like vacations and expanding our one-bathroom home in the future over junk food that's gone instantly.
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The same marketing techniques used to convince children to eat junk food are highly effective in promoting fruits and vegetables, a new study has found.
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Earlier in the day, the place was decked out with stacks of donated water bottles, and entire nooks filled with junk food, bedding, and medicine.
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Parents can think of screens like they do giving junk food to their kids: In small doses, it's OK, but in excess, it has consequences.
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Type in "Joey Tribbiani," click on the slice of pizza, and you'll be treated to an array of junk food which Joey then snatches up.
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Meanwhile, conservative critics frequently cited Obama's garden in calling the Obamas hypocrites if ever they were seen partaking in junk food -- Super Bowl parties included.
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We live in a consumerist culture, and I'd rather spend my money on health food and self-help guides than junk food and gossip rags.
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No one is in their right mind because they just spent a disproportionate amount of time-consuming junk food and talking to their family members.
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"Junk food emojis are very popular…but a lot of folks want to print pictures of their dogs, cats or even best friends," she added.
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Elsewhere in trade: The White House's efforts to renegotiate Nafta now include a bid to limit warning labels on junk food, according to the NYT.
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Although almost 50 percent of Guatemala's children are malnourished, in San Antonio Secortez babies are breast-fed and there is no money for junk food.
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He is a president who, at age 71, eschews physical exercise, covets his own bed and is a lover of junk food and red meat.
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In India, our latest "Planet Fat" article explores why a father's effort to ban junk food sales in and near schools has garnered fierce opposition.
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In a particularly excruciating scene, she checks into a highway motel with a load of junk food and proceeds to eat, then purge, it all.
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Instead, his administration backed a nutrition initiative, financed by multinational food companies, that emphasized healthy recipes, exercise and moderation when it comes to junk food.
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In 2010, a coalition of Brazilian food and beverage companies torpedoed a raft of measures that sought to limit junk food ads aimed at children.
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Kumail Nanjiani was surprised with junk food after a year of getting fit for Marvel&aposs "The Eternals," and the actor had a priceless reaction.
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The crisis was being fueled by a range of factors, Davies claimed, such as increasing portion sizes, expensive healthier foods, and ubiquitous junk food commercials.
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Yet, a federal junk food tax could have far broader effects than local taxes by potentially reducing the disease burden that results from poor diets.
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Finding, once again in a study of many people, that eating junk food increases cancer risk substantiates all of the past research saying the same.
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The law updated the nutritional standards school districts must meet to qualify for federal subsidies and all but banished soda, candy and other junk food.
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" Facebook, he said, makes us dumber as a society:" It "cuts and dices" experiences and serves them up as junk food for short attention spans.
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Junk food, the doctor warned, was especially dangerous to Indians, who are far more prone to diabetes than people from other parts of the world.
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It comes from the young janitor in Arkansas who stopped buying junk food and put off getting a haircut so he could contribute to it.
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Delighted by the oddities she found in junk food aisles, Flynn began to build La Merde's Technicolor world out of gum drops, Doritos and Bubble Tape.
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Advertising junk food in or around children's TV shows has been banned in the U.K. since 13, which the World Health Organization called a "world first ".
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A bunch of video games and junk food, you know, because people who smoke pot have the munchies, play video games all day, and are stupid.
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In the wild, they eat greens, acorns, twigs, and fungi, which is why Peña has taken a little bit of heat for giving them junk food.
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If we were to make a list of nostalgic junk food to buy for an evening in, both Top Ramen and Pringles would make the cut.
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Avoiding the junk food When students are off of their regular sleep cycle, they often also fall off of their ideal eating cycle too, Carskadon said.
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Young men who eat a heart-healthy diet may have better quality sperm than their peers who dine mostly on junk food, a small study suggests.
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" Unlike with the Pistachio Oreo Thins post, The Junk Food Aisle explained a little bit more about the cookie in this photo's caption, writing, "Coming Soon!
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Published today in the Pediatrics journal, the study claims that the majority of celebrities with food advertising deals are promoting "energy-dense, nutrient-poor" junk food.
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Whether she manages to avoid eating junk food, she says, still depends on her "mental and emotional strength" — even after losing 276 percent of her stomach.
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Whether it's too much junk food or a lack of nutritious food, malnutrition caused by bad eating habits is on the rise, a new report shows.
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Gwyneth Paltrow may look like she subsists primarily on wild salmon and cucumber water, but the actress admits she's not above a good junk food splurge.
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In 2014, writers Hazel Cills and Gabrielle Noone published a comprehensive guide to "snackwave," or the phenomenon of junk food as a somewhat subversive internet symbol.
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He wants to reduce scourges on society such as those posed by cigarettes and junk food, recognizing that as we choose healthier habits, government expenditures decline.
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At first, she says, York allowed her and a few of the other kids special access to his house to watch cartoons and eat junk food.
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As meat-free stoners and cheese-centric vegetarians nationwide have long known, Taco Bell is a legitimately good spot to find cheap, veg-friendly junk food.
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Free-to-play smartphone games always seemed to Nintendo like junk food, says Mr Toto, next to the gourmet fare—its $200 consoles and $18893 games.
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And, in times like these, we'll take any stress relief we can get—like these sped-up videos of ants teaming up to devour junk food.
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Part of the problem is that the doctors working in hospitals, who usually have very little nutrition training, have trouble quitting junk food themselves, Smith argued.
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Though McDonald's may be on a health kick, some of its nutrient-enhanced meals are actually worse for you than junk food, according to CBC News.
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Though a surprising number of junk food companies have tried their hands at cosmetic tie-ins, there are a few big names missing from this roundup.
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"You're seated much of the time, and then you binge on junk food," says Jose Mari Mercado, head of the main outsourcing association in the Philippines.
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What we do know about Trump is that he is two years older than Clinton, has no exercise regime whatsoever and loves to eat junk food.
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" When Valenti started craving whole foods, she forced herself to eat more junk food, because "healthier" meals are "not an option" on the "Gilmore Girls diet.
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People "are getting to try new fruit and veg that they've not tried before, because fruit and veg is more expensive than junk food," she said.
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The new sugar, first discussed publicly in 2016, partly addresses one of Big Food's toughest challenges - how to make junk food healthy but keep it tasty.
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Many vapers claim the sweet flavors were key to successfully quitting smoking, however, and some even say there have been extra benefits, like less junk food.
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McDonald's is contributing to the global obesity epidemic (see last Sunday's NY Times article, "How Big Business Got Brazil Hooked on Junk Food," 9/16/17).
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That said, a recent study shows that black children and teenagers are exposed to several thousand more junk food commercials every year than white teens are.
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And Reynold's completely embodiment of this self-deprecating character could stand to be a bit more smart than the comedic junk food of a poop joke.
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If you are relatively healthy, eat a balanced diet, including red meats and some sweets, even some junk food, you can make it to old age.
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Rahul Verma filed a lawsuit in 2010, seeking a ban on the sale of junk food and soft drinks in and around schools across the country.
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To the usual causes — a rise in the consumption of junk food, a more sedentary urban lifestyle, more affordable cars — add a wave of motorbike imports.
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We watch through Kiya's camera as she feeds him junk food, pressing on his stomach until she gets a regurgitation worthy of a hundred thousand clicks.
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And for any theatergoer who participates in this movable junk-food buffet, "KPOP" is likely to come across as entertaining and enervating, in fairly equal measures.
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Another series, titled "Bon Appétit", was inspired by Warhol's Campbell's soup cans, and it likens the sales of arms to that of mass-produced junk food.
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Em 2010, uma coalizão de empresas de alimentos e bebidas brasileiras destruiu uma série de medidas que buscavam limitar anúncios de junk food destinados a crianças.
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He found other ways to fill the void, including binge eating junk food like doughnuts when his stepfather died (he gained 70 pounds in three months).
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While you have the right to turn your own beak up at corporate junk food, let me remind you that wild turkeys live in the woods.
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The takeaway is this: The millions of kids who follow sports leagues are being saturated with messages about junk food, from Doritos to Skittles to soda.
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More specifically, they argue, a junk food tax — on "non-essential" foods like candy, soda, and potato chips — should be the next frontier in public health.
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And I'm not referring to a subset of hairy humans, but to some furry critters in Wisconsin whose diets contain a staggering amount of junk food. Seriously!
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In July, Garner told PEOPLE she is "pretty strict" when it comes to not letting her kids Violet, 12, Seraphina, 9, and Samuel, 6, eat junk food.
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If you asked Queer Eye's resident culture expert Karamo Brown about his diet a year ago, he would have told you it was full of junk food.
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After all, it's one thing to "hook" someone with an app that delivers endorphins the way gambling or junk food does (neither of which Eyal argues for).
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These are the sorts of manufactured demands I had in mind, and they're harder to pin down than our appetite for things like booze or junk food.
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And that brings us to the bottom line: There's not gonna be a pill any time soon for the sleep-deprived junk-food junkies that we are.
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To make yourself feel better, you end up eating even more, embarking on a junk food binge lasting anywhere from a few hours to a few days.
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She attended the 2015 Age of Ultron marathon with a friend, and recommends naps ("you'll go insane") and avoiding other junk food, but the caffeine is necessary.
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Claudia was the effortlessly cool, creative, and fashionable one who could find inspiration in any pile of junk (when she wasn't busy hoarding junk food, that is).
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India soon plans to require fat, sugar and salt content of products on packaging, and may even levy a "fat tax" on what it considers junk food.
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While Sportacus, LazyTown's hero, encouraged kids to live healthier lifestyles, Robbie Rotten was a jealous man who loved junk food, watching TV, and coming up with schemes.
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There, the Supreme Court ruled that St. Nicholas-style marketing specifically violates this ban on "commercial hooks" designed to make high-calorie junk food appealing to children.
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What do you get if you endlessly recombine Spiderman and the Joker with Elsa from Frozen and lashings of product placement for junk food brands like McDonalds?
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I don't think the soup will be ready when we get home, so we go for the rare treat and stop by McDonald's for junk food ($8.02).
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When I split with my first boyfriend and I was really sad about it, she flew into town with homemade cookies and a bunch of junk food.
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I've always been a victim of junk food outside of Italy: I love huge, greasy, fatty pizzas, where the crust looks like a bubble of swollen herpes.
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After some speculation on various junk food-focused Instagram accounts (yes, those are a thing), Frito-Lay has officially announced the arrival of Doritos Flamin' Hot Nacho.
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A recent study found that cannabis consumption actually does make people crave junk food — or at least, makes them buy items with high in fat and sugar.
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For its trouble, the junk food won one of Choice's annual Shonky Awards, which aims to "name and shame" the products taking Australians for the biggest rides.
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Her junk food consumption wasn't her only unhealthy habit — Roy also smoked a pack-and-a-half to two packs of cigarettes every day for 14 years.
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This time I tried to be a little healthier and ordered gluten-free chicken nuggets and a crushed-pea salad from Leon, the "healthy" junk-food retailer.
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Trump, a self-professed fan of junk food, has not been explicit on what he plans to do with food policy, although he campaigned for the Nov.
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The biggest concern by far with eating a bag of M&Ms or drinking a Coke is that they are processed junk food and not very healthy.
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Now, thanks to Hellthy Junk Food, you can have all the wonder of the cheesy snacks without even leaving your home (unless you need groceries or something).
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Requests include prohibiting junk food purchases in Maine, banning soda and candy buys in New York, and allowing benefits to apply only to nutritious options in Tennessee.
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It's no surprise that fast-food joints, junk-food manufacturers and candy companies blow a huge percentage of their advertising budgets trying to get your kid's attention.
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It wasn't "junk food gaming," a phrase I tend to reserve for games that are empty time killers or else are pleasurable for their cheesiness or baseness.
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Junk food comprised 222% of ad spending on black-targeted programming and 113% of spending on Spanish-language television in 211, according to the study released Tuesday.
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A teenage boy who subsisted almost entirely on fries, white bread and potato chips developed blindness due to his junk food diet, according to a new study.
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Instead of telling ourselves 'Don't eat junk food,' we should be telling us the behavior we desire, like 'Eat carrots and peanut butter as a healthy snack.
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Calling out military adventurism as a reason to abandon dollar hegemony is like saying you should lose your credit card for racking up charges on junk food.
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She doesn't eat, having enjoyed a cathartic binge on Publix junk food with her best friend hours before, after giving a grueling deposition earlier that spring morning.
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More from the Financial Times: Asia LNG derivatives market catches alightHarvey exposes Achilles heel for global energy market Michael Bloomberg talks tough on health and junk food
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The researchers called for policymakers to do more to protect children from junk food advertising messages on networking sites, games - known as "advergames" - and other social media.
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Only more recently have these companies realized that their popular devices are starting to be seen as the digital equivalent of junk food — sure, it fuels you.
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Imagine bringing sodas or chocolate bars to work, only to have a fellow employee toss your junk food in the trash after spotting it in the kitchen.
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Staff at the centre were previously accused of forcing teens to fight each other and eat animal faeces for rewards of junk food, according to the ABC.
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"Most aging is just the dry rot we program into our cells by sedentary living, junk food and stress," Dr. Lodge wrote in Parade magazine in 2006.
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Mr. Verma has taken a stand against junk food in India, where people are more likely to develop diabetes from weight gain than people in other regions.
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In early 2015, the food authority in the health ministry finally recommended regulations to the court, including some limitations on the sale of junk food around schools.
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As the government debates junk food policy, doctors here say that over the past 20 years they have seen their offices packed with increasingly younger diabetic patients.
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That has also had an impact on junk food manufacturers in Hungary, causing about 40 percent of them to tweak recipes in ways that make them healthier.
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A total score reflecting a lower-nutritional-quality diet was associated with a higher risk of total cancer: Cancer rates among those with the highest junk food scores were 81.4 cases per 10,000 person years (separately, the rate for men was 115.9 and for women, 66.6), versus 69.5 cases per 10,000 person years (89.6 for men and 61.1 for women) among those with the lowest junk food scores.
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Though StormiWorld took place in the middle of the day and alcohol did not seem to be flowing, Jenner made sure some delicious junk food got passed around.
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Taken together, cutting out foods that promote inflammation, like sugar and junk food, and consuming more foods that lower it, like oily fish, could have a profound effect.
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So, in that spirit, let's take a look at the Halloween ads of yesteryear to see what corporations will resort to when it comes to peddling junk food.
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Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Lorelai (Lauren Graham) Gilmore are back, as are discussions of Tori Spelling movies, frightening junk-food combinations, and celebrations of quaint northeastern town culture.
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Nabisco announced Apple Pie Oreos way back in November 2016, but junk food die-hards have had to wait until now to actually see them in the wild.
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People living in these areas have limited options for fresh produce and are often forced to choose between healthy, overly expensive options and cheap and easy junk food.
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But these days, channeling opinionated teenage girls (who share his love of junk food) suits him more because he appreciates their fixation on friendship, popularity, looks and ambition.
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Some failures have occurred in schools, he noted, where "kids just leave the grounds" in order to get junk food that has been banished from the school environment.
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According to the junk food fan account, this never-before-seen flavor can be found at WinCo Foods, locations of which are mostly concentrated on the west coast.
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Full calorie, full nutrient meals that take a less than a minute to eat are available for order, and probably a better option than chips and junk food.
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Add this to the running list of fun family facts you've been compiling: Today on her app, Kendall Jenner let everyone know what her favorite junk food is.
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So far Instagram account Candy Hunting has found a bag at Wisconsin-based grocery chain Pick 'n Save, and junk food reviewer Junk Banter found theirs at Dillon's.
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As such, junk food beauty is only a slight pivot from snackwave's original intentions—though these products are generally strategic media plays by the corporations fueling snackwave itself.
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But apart from a growing interest in Americanised vegan "junk food," the lads don't seem to be jumping on veganism with the same enthusiasm as their bro cousins.
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Those measures would include legally requiring soda- and potato-chip makers to put graphic photos of diseases caused by junk food consumption on labels, according to Russia Today.
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Philosophy Ms. Woodward used to eat lots of junk food but turned to a plant-based diet after she was found to have postural tachycardia syndrome in 2011.
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Usually, that means something cliched like trying to play football or eating a metric ton of junk food, because ladies don't get sports and only eat salads, amirite?
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I know that I ate more, but I ate better and spent less on junk food, and ate out a lot less simply because I had less time.
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His irascibility also comes with joie de vivre, especially as it regards his love for junk food, and his beanpole physique stands as a testament to his metabolism.
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Trump's fondness for junk food and aversion to exercise is well known, and he reportedly fueled his 2016 presidential campaign on a diet of Diet Coke and McDonald's.
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It's the literary equivalent of a really good ice cream: all the comfort factor of junk food, but way tastier and more satisfying, and not bad for you.
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Or, as commenters on The Junk Food Aisle's photo suggest, you could pick up a box of Trader Joes' Shooting Star Cookies, if you can still find them.
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Kevin Jonas posted a cheeky shot of himself in bed with wife Danielle while he reads What To Expect When You're Expecting Again and she eats junk food.
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It's proved so popular that, according to reports in The Washington Post, the junk food chain has had to start limiting each person to 20 items per order.
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"Martyrized by the agroalimentary industry, this culinary emblem became a sort of French junk food," says food critic François-Régis Gaudry in a 20163 documentary entitled Jambon-Beurre.
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I don't keep junk food in the house, I avoid eating out a lot, I prioritize sleep, and I try to fill my plates with fruits and vegetables.
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They said that while this case is a rare example, it could happen to other people as well, given the wide availability and cheap cost of junk food.
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But the chocolate-flavored Twinkies, which first went on the market in 2017 but have not made a return in recent years, have becoming a junk food novelty.
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Teebs, the junk food–loving, commitment-phobic, Extremely Online, Kumeyaay Nation alter ego of the poet Tommy Pico, makes his final appearance in Pico's latest book of poetry.
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Corporate greed promotes costly interventions, price-gouges medications for chronic illness and fuels the arms race of advanced medical devices while most Americans subsist on subsidized junk food.
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" The star also revealed that she was feeling great so far in her pregnancy — and trying not to lean too far into her current "cravings for junk food.
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And then there's the junk-food-scarfing detective sergeant Jackie Stevenson of "River" (Britain); her disinterest in cleanliness is staggering — though, to be fair, she is actually dead.
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Coca-Cola, Kraft Foods and the sugar industry lobbied against a Florida bill in 2012 that would have banned using food stamps to buy soda and junk food.
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"We want to ban all other junk food from this province," Luke Dini, the council's chairman and a retired Anglican priest, said in a telephone interview from Torba.
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" Dream Date: "We would assemble all of the junk food, order a pizza and Chinese food and spend the night watching movies in a grandiose Gilmore Girls' fashion.
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The "poor habit" of sitting on the couch and watching TV can be a bad thing, however, leading you to other "poor habits" such as eating junk food.
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"Eating a balanced diet, avoiding junk food and maintaining a healthy weight are things we can all do to help stack the odds in our favor," she added.
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The brothers share a single T-shirt between them, subsist on leftover junk food, and while away the hours streaming porn, playing video games and rarely venturing outside.
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But the US government also doesn't subsidize leafy vegetable crops in the same way it supports wheat, soy, and corn, vital ingredients in a lot of junk food.
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Food companies have for decades put out messages — and sponsored science — suggesting that it's okay to eat junk food as long as you burn it off with exercise.
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If you chose this weekend to cleanse your body of junk food and alcohol by eating a raw diet, we have three words for you: very bad timing.
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So instead of focusing solely on making junk food more expensive, we need to also make healthier foods more convenient and affordable, and to educate people about them.
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From easier ways to enjoy your faves to convenient hacks to store your snacks, check out these eight products to make the most of your next junk food feast.
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Acrylamide, a common byproduct of frying, roasting, or baking many foods, is on the list (which has landed junk food companies in legal trouble over alleged non-compliance before).
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Decreasing the ubiquity and availability of low-nutrient junk food could go a long way toward addressing obesity in the U.S. One significant benefit could be a healthier workforce.
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That could help make the decision to consume junk food more intentional and not the result of workplace conditions that can lead to making impulsive choices on automatic pilot.
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Artificial light at night contributed to excessive weight in men and women about as much as eating junk food, the research team reports in the International Journal of Obesity.
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I was, at times, jealous of the Gushers and white bread my friends brought, but I was mostly content with Cheez-Its, my one escape into junk food heaven.
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The high holiday is now so firmly established in the popular consciousness that it's often commercialized by corporate companies like Burger King and Chipotle to sell junk food. Sigh.
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It's not the first establishment of its kind in the UK. Silo in Brighton has been doing a similar thing since 2014, as has the Real Junk Food Project.
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If you answered "no" to the above and prefer snacks, junk food and cranky, hangry co-pilots, then you probably aim to travel with lowest time duration in mind.
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He adheres to a strict diet, but has come under fire from food purists for selling meat and "natural" versions of junk food such as chips and sugary drinks.
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In the clip, JoJo Fletcher professes her love for "really greasy junk food" and offers Taylor, Robby Hayes and Chase McNary a plate of chicken nuggets and French fries.
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A few months ago, the Indian government announced that it would start a similar tax on junk food, soft drink and other sweetened beverages, to prevent diabetes and obesity.
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The fitness bands, which were available in the U.S. and Canada, were seen as an odd promotion in some circles because of McDonald's reputation for serving fattening junk food.
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Possibly to prove that the bump was faked, Jenner Snapped a few photos of herself and sister Khloe Kardashian in a convenience store buying a bunch of junk food.
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The photo harkens back to an infamous scene from the film, in which Kevin gorges himself on junk food while his entire family is in Paris for the holiday.
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Is it healthy, psychologically speaking, or have I so deeply repressed my desire for junk food that I feel the need to fuck something just to release the tension?
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The viral power of such items has since led some dining chains to attack junk food with the eye of a mad scientist, constantly pushing creations into wackier territory.
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It's hard to imagine how the hot, cheesy, gooey classic would translate in candy form, but Instagram junk food reviewer junkfoodmom swears they're not as bad as they seem.
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Totally aptly named YouTube channel Healthy Junk Food recreated Burger King's latest snack food concoction, Cheetos Chicken Fries, so that you can make them yourself, in your own kitchen.
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What the world's content farmers have come up with are those snackable online factoids that tell you how to burn off your favorite junk food via absolutely implausible methods.
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The optimal diet for any individual probably varies, but in general, you can't go wrong with lots of fruits and vegetables, little junk food, and not too many calories.
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For the last five years in the UK, we've found that the only successful thing outside of mega fine dining has been junk food, dude food, and greasy stuff.
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This sort of junk food media sustains us, even when we see exactly how flawed it is and even though we understand why other people might not enjoy it.
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Using two different methods, Hellthy Junk Food shows us how to make a no-bake zebra cake using loaves of bread, as well as another version made from scratch.
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It may also help us to understand why certain individuals are more vulnerable to the magnetic properties of sights and sounds that are associated with junk food and drugs.
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Nationalistic puns aside, the simultaneous embrace and rejection of fast food shows that Russia has the very same ambivalent relationship with junk food as those in the decadent West.
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The mother, Lorelai, has at least seven monologues where she uses junk food to delineate the difference between herself and her parents — a couple of stodgy, controlling, one-percenters.
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"We educate young people about the environmental issue," he said, speaking from a warehouse in the city's outskirts where his organization, The Real Junk Food Project (TRJFP), is based.
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Famed for his love of junk food, Buffett has described U.S. healthcare costs as a "tapeworm" on American businesses, hurting their ability to compete with rivals in other countries.
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But because that filtering was done algorithmically, inappropriate videos, including disturbingly violent or sexualized content, the equivalent of digital junk food, and conspiracy theories have slipped into the app.
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According to the book, the campaign was run by a staff with little political experience and led by a candidate prone to screaming fits and fueled by junk food.
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People got wasted on booze and junk food, three people died, and now San Francisco will spend the next five days deconstructing Super Bowl City—the physical infrastructure, anyway.
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While some have proposed legislation to cut junk food from the list of SNAP-eligible foods, limiting the items that food stamp recipients may buy can also shame them.
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The options are largely processed snacks and the kind of junk food you'd find at a 7-Eleven: instant ramen, a variety of chips and candy, and frozen meals.
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Junk food ads TV programming aimed at black and Hispanic kids has commercials that almost exclusively push fast food, unhealthy snacks, candy and sugary drinks, a new study says.
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"When my mom went to the stores yesterday, she was only able to find some junk food — some small bags of chips and ice cream pops," the student said.
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A prominent medical expert in the U.K. has called for a ban on junk food ads as part of a range of proposals aimed at cutting childhood obesity rates.
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After the Smart Snacks rules were adopted, for instance, some states took advantage of a loophole to allow frequent sales of junk food for school fund-raising to continue.
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Junk food high in fat, sugar and salt but low in micronutrients and protein, are becoming more common in children's diets in both rich and poor countries, Begin said.
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White brick walls and steel doors repurposed from another Basile project provide an uncluttered backdrop for exhibitions about subjects like guns, dictators and the junk food epidemic in Mexico.
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A lot of the junk food shoppers are pivoting to is simply going to last longer than pretty much any of super/health foods they've gravitated towards of late.
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Among the transformations Nafta brought to Mexico: a diet more like the U.S.'s, complete with lots of junk food, soda, meat — and an epidemic of diet-related illnesses.
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"I was really hoping to get snowed in and watch movies and gorge myself on junk food, but that didn't happen, so here I am at work," she said.
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Last year, at a meeting in New Delhi, that committee proposed taxing junk food, prohibiting advertising of it during children's television shows and requiring consumer labeling of processed food.
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But many do not realize that a lot of calories are involved in this junk food, with little nutritional value and high saturated fat, high sugar, and little fiber.
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"We would spend most nights just sitting on the couch watching television and mindlessly eating junk food," says Lexi, 27, a blogger who has 492,000 followers on her Instagram @fatgirlfedup.
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Bio: Qualified personal trainer and author of Everyday Fitness Alice Liveing became an Instagram star after she ditched junk food and fad diets for a fit, balanced, and healthy lifestyle.
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Teixeira completely cut out junk food and her beloved chocolate from her diet, and met with a doctor who put her on an extreme low-calorie diet for six months.
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Health experts, like Cornell's Brian Wansink, recommend using similar tricks — using smaller plates, keeping junk food out of the house, and making fruits and vegetables more prominent — to avoid overeating.
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Insurance could instead become an arbiter of social norms, penalizing individuals for snacking on junk food or taking too few steps, for example, irrespective of their particular circumstances, Gatschke said.
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The performers all played "handheld foods" — a taco, pizza slice, cupcake, fries, popcorn, and a pixie tangerine — and were very much aware of their identities as mass-produced junk food.
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Friends, we have some important Friday afternoon junk food news: The Oreo Wonder Vault — which yes, is a real thing — has opened up to debut its newest candy bar creation.
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The study was headed by University of New South Wales pharmacologist Margaret Morris who said that her research is the first to compare regular junk food intake with intermittent binges.
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Based on Junk Food Aisle's Instagram photo, it looks like new Mocha Oreo will have a chocolate-y coffee-flavored cream sitting between two of the regular chocolate Oreo cookies.
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They were prepared for the current trend toward healthier snacks, for example, because ten years ago, Nooyi and her vice chairman and CFO, Hugh Johnston, correctly predicted junk food fatigue.
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It also wouldn't be the first time Facebook has used its algorithm to kill junk food content—just ask Upworthy, whose traffic was murdered by the machines back in 2014.
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As the Alzheimer's Association reports, exercise of the sort Trump avoids and a diet far healthier than Trump's -- which he says is heavy on junk food -- can help forestall dementia.
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Junk food names like Taffy, Twix and Milano are on the rise, while their healthier counterparts (Quinoa and Kale, popular on the West coast) are on the decline in comparison.
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Her grocery cart was filled to the brim with the most fun snacks and delicious junk food you could imagine; we're talking items that older sister Kourtney wouldn't dare touch.
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If there's truly even a mote of educational value there it must be weighed against the obvious negative of repetitious product placement simultaneously and directly promoting junk food to kids.
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Like Grain, Dahmakan puts a focus on healthy eating, which stands in contrast to the typical junk food orders that others in the space serve through their marketplace of restaurants.
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There's science backing it up, but we don't need science to prove that weed is the devil on our shoulder urging us to eat an ungodly amount of junk food.
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A team of researchers looked at the effect of recreational marijuana laws on junk food sales and found a spike after legalization laws were introduced, according to Medical News Today.
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This suggests that the ready availability of unhealthy food is part of the problem, but so are people who bypass the produce aisles to grab junk food and frozen dinners.
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In addition to producing her latest album Melodrama, Lorde has something else to thank Jack Antonoff for — introducing her to junk food cereals like Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Lucky Charms.
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While a bodybuilder maintains his physique with good habits, like going to the gym, it's equally important for that bodybuilder to get rid of unhealthy habits, like eating junk food.
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The unifying factor in these offerings is culinary creativity; it's less health food, and more tasty junk food that happens to be suitable for herbivores (and guilt-free for environmentalists).
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Junk food is ubiquitous on campaign planes, and candidates flock to gatherings such as the Iowa State Fair that serve up fried candy bars, sausages and other high-calorie fare.
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For that family, perhaps the apt analogy for these plans is not junk food but a poison apple: it looks good for you, but you eat it at your peril.
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If the Trump administration gets its way, a new Nafta would include provisions that block the governments of the U.S., Canada and Mexico from requiring warning labels on junk food.
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When researchers surveyed the readers, those who had seen the junk food were more likely than the rest to support the doctors' decision to deny fertility treatment to such patients.
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When people resolve to stop wasting money or stop eating junk food, for example, it often backfires because it makes them think about the very thing they're trying to avoid.
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Dr. Jackson claims that our president, who is just shy of obese, sleeps only three or four hours a night, loves junk food and doesn't exercise, is in excellent health.
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In the end, industry pressure succeeded in easing some measures in the original legislation, including loosening the advertising restrictions and quashing a proposed ban on junk food sales near schools.
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The former White House physician Dr. Ronny L. Jackson has described to The New York Times his plot to introduce more vegetables into President Donald Trump's junk-food-heavy diet.
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The ban, scheduled to take effect in March, comes as many Pacific island nations struggle with an obesity crisis brought on in part by the overconsumption of imported junk food.
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Yesterday, an Instagram account called Candy Hunting, which posts photos of "all the newest junk food," shared an image of a giant Peppermint Chocolate bar on a shelf at Trader Joe's.
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Still, Beyond Burger is processed (the plant ingredients are put through heating, cooling and pressure to turn them into a meaty substance), no more than vegan junk food, say some critics.
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"The purpose of [food stamps] is to promote good nutrition, but current rules allow the purchase of junk food and luxury items like high-end steaks and lobster," the bill states.
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To numb the pain, she began taking sips of wine throughout the day, and found herself shutting off her feelings, eating too much junk food and running with a bad crowd.
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You may know me as a political junkie, by which I mean today's politicians make me want to eat all the junk food, but in my spare time, I talk tech.
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Jazmin Urrea will install eight-foot-tall monoliths of Flamin' Hot Cheetos® in South LA's Martin Luther King Jr. Park, turning popular junk food into a monument to food insecurity.
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Reusing and recycling old and unneeded stuff has become an important aspect of the push to preserve the world's environment — to the point that junk food manufacturers are testing reusable packaging.
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But if your diet is a junk food diet, "the collagen addition by itself will not have the same benefit as someone whose diet is healthy and well-balanced," Scheinman added.
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Those most at risk are tobacco smokers, overweight, physically inactive, and those who eat a diet high in trans fats, which are artificial fats found in fast food and junk food.
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Still, the study may add to concerns about Coke, which has been accused of omitting the health dangers of junk food and sugary beverages in public health campaigns in other countries.
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Even top doctors have said that eating the recommended five-a-day is not financially achievable for low-income families and poverty has been consistently linked to high junk food consumption.
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"To even think about having junk food would completely throw a wrench in my entire day … I would want to take a nap because my blood sugar would drop," she said.
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The brand will be introducing Unicorn Cookies and Pudding cups in stores soon, according to Junk Food Mom blogger and other images of the dessert that flooded social media this week.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE the actress says she is "pretty strict" when it comes to not letting her kids Violet, 12, Seraphina, 9, and Samuel, 6, eat junk food.
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However, over time these migratory birds have begun to settle near landfills, feasting on the abundant "junk food" found there, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Movement Ecology.
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But the latest news is that the Local Government Association, which represents 370 local city councils across the UK, has proposed a ban on the advertising of junk food near schools.
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I would go on the elliptical for 30 minutes, go to the sauna for 30 minutes, and then go home and eat junk food that I knew I shouldn't be eating.
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Junk Food Raining From the Sky in Kazaam (1996) Is the movie called Kazaam, starring Shaquille O'Neal as a 13,000-year old genie who grants wishes to an inner-city kid?...
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I have found that when I go overseas - specifically, to India to see my mother - I lose weight because I just don't eat junk food, and I don't miss it either.
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But like so many people I've fallen in love with lenses, the optional tools that make my face look like a dog or an emoji or an advertisement for junk food.
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During his years in prison, Simpson passed the time playing fantasy football, coaching softball, and, at least in the beginning, eating lots of junk food, according to guards and an inmate.
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I eat either because I have to so will make something easy to eat while working, or I stress eat junk food because I don't have the mental capacity to resist.
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He maximizes his happiness through his work, his charitable giving, his love of bridge, and his legendary junk-food diet, which he has compared to that of a 6-year-old.
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Just 21% of the wealthy in my study were overweight by 30 pounds or more, while 78 percent of self-made millionaires ate less than 300 junk food calories a day.
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When Insider visited their sit-in, there were stacks upon stacks of donated bottled water in one corner, and in another, enough junk food to give multiple people a heart attack.
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Some traveled as far as 30 miles for their "junk food," but compared with the usual winter trek to sub-Saharan Africa thousands of miles away, the distance was pretty minor.
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We come from a very small town, and we're very much in touch with our inner white trash when it comes to junk food, which is where the casserole comes in.
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Eating only junk food can leave you malnourished and lead to a host of problems Though they're full of calories, foods like chips, french fries, and processed meats have few nutrients.
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Eat I've enjoyed some electric spikes of optimism and even some exhilaration over the past many months, but they've ended like junk-food highs; generally, I've found myself feeling uncommonly bleak.
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Hospital workers have shown off the tools of their trade, while others, with a touch of self-deprecation, have offered their more accessible collections of yoga mats, junk food and trash.
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In 2016, YouTube scaled back recommendations of sensational and clickbait-y videos, because it found users were drawn to watching them but later regretted it — a lot like eating junk food.
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However, once she went off to college, "she discovered Oreos were vegan and went on a full vegan junk food diet," heavy on processed foods, bread and pasta, Ms. Knoll said.
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No more skipping classes to catch up on missed assignments before finals, pulling all-nighters before an exam, or relying on junk food for sustenance as I burn the midnight oil.
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To the Editor: Jennifer Weiner's opinion piece communicated the perception that men consume junk food with abandon and have no anxiety or feelings of inadequacy about what their bodies look like.
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If you like awkward conversations, Florida, heat and sweat and junk food, this is a bite-size story, and I think it will move you in every sense of the word.
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It was how I discovered a great Asian-inspired restaurant in town that was easy to miss unless you knew the way in: through a minimart, past the junk food aisle.
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Just like convenience chain know for it's coffee and junk food, "we have our popcorn maker, our pizza rotator, our nacho chips, our nacho cheese and our slushy maker," she says.
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But there were other benefits too, including that replacing junk food in your diet with soy can aid in avoiding weight gain, according to research published in 2004 and in 2009.
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In his paintings, the louche sexual glamour of penny dreadfuls and the temptations of booze and junk food are palpable—only the more so, nostalgically, now that the artist is abstemious.
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He filed the public interest lawsuit in the Delhi High Court in 2010, seeking a ban on the sale of junk food and soft drinks in and around schools across India.
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The debate about junk food taxes — and soda taxes for that matter — is really a debate about what role the government should play in fighting obesity and improving the American diet.
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"I hesitate to imagine that [a junk food tax] is something that would be very popular outside of just a few cities that are already leaning in this direction," Just said.
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After Thore's trainer fired her as a client for hiding junk food in her car, Thore's friend Tal Fish decided to confront her about why she can't stick to a healthy lifestyle.
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According to Baker, targeting schemes like the Real Junk Food Project, as well as mental health and addiction support groups, has given Dentaid access to people the NHS often struggles to reach.
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They care most about the most intense users, and the best way to intensify is to keep placing a steady diet of philosophical junk food in the faces of already overstuffed users.
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Shepard tells PEOPLE that while he used to count Reese's and Snickers as his favorite Halloween candies, he now stays away from most junk food due to fear of its biological consequences.
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She also has to compete with the on-campus junk food that's sold to raise money for the band or football team, a practice limited by recent regulation but far from eradicated.
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Personal-finance experts (and their adherents in the financial media) celebrate this trend the way nutritionists would applaud if most people shunned junk food and adopted a sensible diet-and-exercise regimen.
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By that point, the language of snackwave had already been co-opted by corporate brand accounts like DiGiorno and Totino's mimicking the irony and self-deprecation that permeated the junk food internet.
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While strategies like the Government's proposed levy on high-sugar products aim to tackle the problem via our wallets, one neuroscientist believes that rethinking junk food packaging could be a better solution.
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Luckily, Today Show nutrition and health expert Joy Bauer has shared her "super-slimming version" from her new cookbook From Junk Food to Joy Food exclusively in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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Whether it's deconstructed junk food, avocado toast, or just plain old pizza, no meal is too trivial to be photographed from above by Instagrammers who are eager to immortalize their culinary adventures.
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Yet despite the ubiquity and tenacity of various health food movements, overall fast food sales are rising, and crossovers between junk food and the beauty world have been going on for decades.
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Surrounding yourself with junk food when you're on a diet and browsing items you want to buy when you're on a tight budget will cause your willpower gas tank to run dry.
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Among the details in the story, from his personal chef and close friend, Sam Kass, was the fact that Mr. Obama was disciplined about not snacking on junk food or drinking soda.
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During ultramarathons, health nuts like Weiss and Lubetsky load up on junk foodBoth runners said that to help them make it to the end of the race, they snacked on junk food.
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It doesn't help that junk food producers — who receive huge revenue through SNAP — spend millions of dollars lobbying the federal government every year, fighting against efforts to make the program more healthful.
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Meet Donut Fries, which transform those beloved spherical pastries, doughnuts, into a bag of sugar-sweet sticks with the portability of french fries, the ideal junk food for life on the run.
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But how the flavors affect the behavior of vapers also needs to be investigated, especially if there's a chance they're helping people kick two bad habits at once: smoking and junk food.
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Chef Benjamin Sukle might have built his culinary reputation in New England, but this "junk food" casserole—made with frozen hashbrowns, cram of chicken soup, and Kellog's Cornflakes—is pure Pennsylvania suburbs.
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When scientists offer mice or rats a spread of junk food, they consistently find that only some overeat and puff out into little rodent blimps, while others maintain a normal body size.
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Even worse, CSPI and others argue, the business advantages of slotting fees have led to junk food manufacturers taking over valuable in-store real estate, leading consumers to choose less healthy options.
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The study, from the Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity, says junk food comprised 86% of ad spending on black-targeted programming and 82% of spending on Spanish-language television in 2017.
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Only the losers, the prisoners with no money, eat in the chow hall, it turns out; the rest dine in their cells on junk food and ramen noodles purchased from the commissary.
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And Olivia, 14, of River Dell Regional High School, worried about the implications of a "news diet" full of junk food: My generation is the future and that leaves me genuinely terrified.
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Caucasians are targeted in ads like for Vita water, for example, but you'll see more of the [junk food] ads on BET or on radio stations aimed toward a [lower-income] demographic.
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"The old mentality used to be — and rightly so — that you could only get junk food at an airport, but the choices of unprocessed and healthy foods today are overwhelming," she said.
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Film Club This short Times documentary, How Junk Food Is Transforming Brazil, shows how big business and a changing economy are driving Brazilians to eat ultraprocessed foods, even in small country villages.
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The president was reportedly placed on a crash diet, swapping junk food for salads, after a physical by Jackson in 2018 found him to be just 1 pound short of clinical obesity.
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The availability of junk food at schools and insufficient restrictions on advertising to children compound Mexico's weight problem, said those working to tackle obesity, highlighting the heavy influence of major food companies.
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The hermit's name is Christopher Knight, and he would still be living undisturbed in the Maine woods had he not been caught stealing junk food from a summer camp kitchen one night.
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"And now we can watch them on TV." Still, as mature, tall and talented as he is, Henry is young: He still eats too much junk food and struggles talking to girls.
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While those who used food stamps bought slightly more junk food and fewer vegetables, both SNAP and non-SNAP households bought ample amounts of sweetened drinks, candy, ice cream and potato chips.
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The first study to quantify food marketing to children through professional sports organizations in the US, it casts these leagues in a new light: as key peddlers of junk food to children.
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The CSPI and the authors of the new study would like to see sports organizations, whose audience include so many young people, adopt policies promising to avoid marketing junk food to children.
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As more and more customers opt for juice cleanses and bright yellow spinning studios over junk food and golden fries, McDonald's Next might just be the answer to the chain's slumping 2015 sales.
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"Even just a piece of an apple before you leave -- or even a sample of one -- dramatically increases how much fruit you buy and decreases the amount of junk food," Wansink said. 9.
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In particular, the consumer watchdog organizations complain that these sorts of ads are pushing toys, junk food and other products toward kids, who can't yet tell the difference between paid advertising and content.
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Since the tax went into effect, Hungarians ate less unhealthy products and about 40% of the food manufacturers either stopped selling the junk food or changed the ingredients, according to a national survey.
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For now, both posts from The Junk Food Aisle are just rumors, but we have reached out to Oreo for comment or confirmation and will update this article as we find out more.
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What is it like to spend years getting on and off planes, kissing babies, wolfing down junk food, shaking thousands of hands, barely sleeping, while risking failure in front of the whole world?
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If you return to junk-food mode come mid-February, you risk having a gut of bacteria that's primed you to gain weight—or so you would if you were a lab mouse.
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At first, we thought that his break from junk food heightened the actor's drive and ability to seek out sweet snacks, but when faced with kale chips, he pretty easily classified those too.
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It should also be helpful in determining whether much-needed nourishment will arrive promptly or if reviewers were just expecting better food, when all you really wanted was some greasy junk food anyway.
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Buffett expressed immense gratitude for everything he'd accomplished in his lifetime and said he maximizes his happiness through his work, his charitable giving, his love of bridge, and his legendary junk-food diet.
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I'll have a day where I'm eating junk food and pigging out doing whatever I'm doing, partying whatever you want to call it, and I'll wake up and I'll train the next day.
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In a review of federal food subsidy programs, researchers found that nudging shoppers toward more healthful foods pushed cheap junk food out of the family shopping basket without adding to the government's costs.
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In this adorably romantic video posted on Facebook by French supermarket chain Intermarché, one man tries to woo his crush by changing one habit we're all guilty of: eating too much junk food.
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One plausible explanation is that greater activity in this network increases self-control, which most likely reduces some unhealthy behaviors people often use to cope with stress, like eating junk food or smoking.
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We have like four bags of chips and a ton of candy in the pantry, so I make my dad promise not to buy any more junk food on the next grocery trip.
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I like having Freshly meals on hand so I can enjoy quick and healthy lunches, and I'm not tempted to eat junk food or blow an hour or two going out to lunch.
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President Trump, a culinary creature of habit and junk food aficionado, seems content, for now, to ensconce himself in the White House rather than partake of the dining options in increasingly foodie Washington.
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After years of telling patients to skip junk food and prepare homemade meals, a growing number of doctors and medical groups are now going a step further and teaching them how to cook.
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President Donald Trump's aversion to vegetables and love of junk food are well known, and a former White House physician has described his attempt to introduce more healthy eating into the president's diet.
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In one shot, he is standing on the street, eating plastic-wrapped junk food and looking up at a building, where Ben is running on a treadmill in a gym several floors up.
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The five accounts, whose identities she's chosen to keep private, include a Cannabis seller in California, a food truck vendor, a married man and woman, a junk food lover, and a fighting couple.
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"Next to all the things poor parents truly couldn't afford, junk food was something they could often say 'yes' to," Priya Fielding-Singh, a Stanford doctoral candidate, wrote in the Los Angeles Times.
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You mention in the article that both SNAP and non-SNAP shoppers buy comparable amounts of junk food, so why was it necessary to single out those who are on the SNAP Program?
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We still spent a lot of time together — shooting up Coke cans in the backyard with BB guns, going to the movies and indulging in junk food when his appetite started coming back.
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Becoming a crusader against junk food was far from Mr. Verma's mind as he and his wife battled to save their son, Uday, who was born with parts of his digestive system missing.
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But for now, through both increasing the price of the products and education campaigns around the taxes, junk food taxes appear to reduce consumption — a finding that echoes the research on soda taxes.
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The industry would vehemently oppose a junk food tax, as they did soda taxes, and so would some groups of consumers, said David Just, a Cornell professor who studies what drives consumer choices.
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It's true, we've gone down the deepest, darkest path of Google search to find anything that satiated our fast-talking, junk-food loving, Gilmore Girls-craving and (good news!) we may have found it.
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The 36-year-old reality star traded in his DWTS costume for some casual garb, wearing a grey jeans, a Junk Food Clothing Police Triangle T-Shirt, and a pair of black Nike kicks.
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Small local farms and "ugly" produce—unfit for grocery stores but no less nutritious—would fuel a revolution to bring increasingly fat, malnourished Americans the fresh fruits and vegetables they'd forgone for junk food.
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On their now-canceled series Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, the family famously binged on junk food and chowed down on "sketti," a dinner dish, which consists of noodles slathered in butter and ketchup.
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The doctor first came under scrutiny — and heavy criticism — in January when he gave an effusively glowing health report on the junk-food-loving Trump that seemed, to many, too good to be true.
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Almost two decades after the end of the golden age of junk food, some of us have moved away from Gushers, Dunkaroos, and 3D Doritos by choice or simply because they no longer exist.
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But at CinemaCon, junk food is actually a business, and you're not just looking at the selection that's available today — you're trying what theater owners may buy to stock in your local multiplex tomorrow.
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Those who are tempted by junk food at work should pack a protein bar, an apple or another nutritious snack so that they know they have a healthy option if the office orders pizza.
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The Trump administration is trying to limit the warnings labels on junk food in the U.S., Mexico and Canada as part of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations, The New York Times reported.
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At MeMe's, it's a wellspring of inspired delights, beginning with complimentary bowls of mixed junk-food cereals—Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Froot Loops, Lucky Charms—to snack on while you decide what else to eat.
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Children eat what their parents eat; parents can help set the table for a healthy lifestyle, so to speak, by feeding their family nutritious, wholesome food and eschewing junk food as much as possible.
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Wyatt says Cosby's health kick means he mostly noshes on fruits and vegetables, and he trades his bread, coffee and junk food to other inmates for their healthy grub ... especially broccoli, apples and bananas.
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" You're not allowed to show yourself drinking mainly alcohol, and in a riff on the stereotypes associated with the gaming crowd, you can't eat mainly "junk food, such as candy, condiments, or energy food.
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When you eat that, you know you're off your plan, but people don't realize that the health food today is almost the same thing [as junk food], and they eat a ton of it.
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The Cowboys are sitting fat, not because they've feasted on cornfed portions of the N.F.L.'s top sirloin, but because they've binged on junk food like the Cleveland Browns and the San Francisco 49ers.
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Hofman found in her research that more than 50 percent of schools in Soweto, South Africa, had advertisements for soda in the schools, despite signing a pledge not to advertise junk food to children.
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The palm tree motif, the neon signs, the fact that everyone from cops to high school students go there, means it's dreamy, So-Cal-light-bathed junk food that you can't miss out on.
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All happy tech stories are alike: two geeks and junk food, a lucky meeting with a well-connected mentor, a product they didn't even mean to make that people turn out to want desperately.
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While local taxes on soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages are rapidly growing in popularity and political acceptance, the idea of a national soda or junk food tax has not yet gained political traction.
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This Halloween, we're planning to get out the junk food, put on our flannel pajamas, and hang out with our favorite witches like it's nobody's business — and like this poster (or 2016) never happened.
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I wouldn't say I've failed at it, because I'm building up a new long-term habit muscle for healthy snacking, and I ate a lot less junk food than I would have without trying.
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"We need to help make this junk food less available to our kids by not leaving it around the house and by creating structure for meals and snacks as much as possible," she said.
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If you nourish your body with real food (the kind that doesn't come in packages loaded with sugar or via a drive-through window) you will be healthier than if you eat junk food.
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It's possible people with small ACCs just engage in more media multitasking—or it's possible that heavy amounts of media multitasking are the mental-health equivalent of junk food, or too much sedentary time.
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They have written on weighty topics like gender, race and identity, space exploration and 22019st-century concentration camps, but they have also written on power napping, junk food, Beyoncé, Disney shows, running and bagels.
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Lemaux points out that a genetically engineered artichoke, for instance, is much less likely to be sold in major grocery stores than GE technology used for ingredients in processed junk food with name recognition.
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Counselor to the President and "opioids cabinet" head Kellyanne Conway told a room full of college students today that they should eat junk food instead of buying drugs that could be laced with fentanyl.
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It turned out that people wasted much more food than they realised, claimed to cook from scratch more often than they really did and ate more junk food and less virtuous stuff than they admitted.
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The report said children in developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America were particularly at risk, as a result of fast changing lifestyles along with the growing popularity and aggressive marketing of junk food.
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It doesn't just show you the calorie count of the potential walk, it shows you what it amounts to in junk food – and in cupcakes, a type of food that is particularly associated with women.
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I've tried to make a sincere effort during my focus groups, but when asked exactly how often and why I buy things like frozen dinners or junk food, there's always a strong temptation to lie.
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My husband gives me a hard time about feeding the kid too much junk food sometimes, so we agree to do no candy toppings on his frozen yogurt, just fruit, and a little caramel sauce.
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Then take a trip to a virtual island full of candy colored objects, musical instruments, and shimmering portals in Playthings, a virtual reality game revolving around music, with floating junk food that acts as instruments.
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Waffles & Syrup, popping candy-filled Firework Oreos and even Mississippi Mud Pie Oreos were all teased on junk food fan accounts before hitting store shelves (and before Oreo would officially comment on the flavors' existence).
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On average, kids who saw junk food promotions consumed 448 calories, compared with 389 calories for children who saw healthy food marketing and 357 for those who didn't see any food promotions, the study found.
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SNAP should follow suit and eliminate funding for "junk food" turned away from food banks and WIC, and purge carcinogenic varieties, like processed meats, which comes with a warning label from the World Health Organization.
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Confectioner Nestle also said last month it was launching a lower-sugar Milkybar in a bid to partly address one of Big Food's toughest challenges - how to make junk food healthy but keep it tasty.
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"We've shown how reliant they are on this junk food," noted Aldina Franco, a conservation ecologist with the University of East Anglia in England, which published the study last week in the journal Movement Ecology.
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Let's review: we've got fat suits, fat people/junk food-bingeing banalities, unsafe amounts of weight loss, mouth-tethering, thin privilege, and jokes about eating-disorder recovery which are chock-full of SUPER FUNNY triggers.
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This autumn, the Capital Area Food Bank did something to address its "incredible exploding warehouse of sheet cakes": it began rejecting junk food donations — including the cake and other baked sweets, caloric sodas, and candy.
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One-third of the study subjects read the article alongside an image of a large couple eating junk food; the rest saw the same couple sitting on a bench holding hands or no accompanying image.
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On each episode of this web series from the magazine Bon Appétit, the intrepid and cheery chef Claire Saffitz attempts to make an at-home, gourmet version of popular junk food — Twinkies, Pringles, Cheetos, etc.
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The law prohibits the sale of junk food like ice cream, chocolate and potato chips in Chilean schools and proscribes such products from being advertised during television programs or on websites aimed at young audiences.
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"Ninety per cent of the cases we see are caused by human interaction," she said calmly, and explained that feeding birds things like bread and junk food can make them sick or cause painful deaths.
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A study published last year by the journal Public Health Nutrition found that Chilean children were subjected to half as many ads for junk food and sugary drinks after the restrictions were put in place.
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While some Mexicans joke about their carbohydrate-heavy "Vitamin T" diet of tacos, tortas and tamales, the nation's waistbands are being stretched by an addiction to cheap and ubiquitous junk food and increasingly sedentary lifestyles.
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Passing a more comprehensive ban on junk food imports to Torba could take at least two years, he added, and a final decision on which products to ban would be made by the national government.
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"The more junk food you eat, the more [your microbiome] shrinks," King's College epidemiologist Tim Spector, who's leading a study tracking how the very same foods can affect people in different ways, told Business Insider.
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These researchers chose to study halitosis in adolescents ranging from 12 to 18 years old because they believed that this demographic was more likely to eat fast food and junk food than their adult counterparts.
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While manufacturers have claimed that the spinners can alleviate symptoms of ADHD, autism, or anxiety, the obscenely popular toys have now taken a different turn—one toward another well-known need of Americans: junk food.
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Caroline: I actually got some serious Claudia Kishi vibes off Kali with the purple-haired undercut — or at least Claudia Kishi if someone stole all her junk food and inspired her to unleash righteous hell.
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The USDA doesn't subsidize leafy vegetable crops in the same way it supports crops like wheat, soy, and corn — two crops that make up a lot of the junk food that overwhelms the US diet.
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A USDA analysis concluded that restricting usage would not actually reduce junk food consumption, since participants also use non-SNAP resources to buy food and could just use it to buy sugary beverages and the like.
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Matt Wing, who worked for Mr. de Blasio as public advocate and later for Mr. Cuomo as governor, still vividly recalls watching Mr. Cuomo's first budget address in 2011 over junk food with Mr. de Blasio.
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All of the athletes on Team USA train hard and compete even harder, so 7-year-old Reuben wants to know what junk food they all plan to chow down on after finishing their Olympic competitions.
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Disregarding extensive evidence to the contrary, some claim that no low-fat advocate ever recommended fat-free junk food -- it was the food industry's fault for marketing these products and the public fault for buying them.
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The player is immersed in a tropical technicolor world, surrounded by junk food items like gummy bears, cheeseburgers and hotdogs that all make different sounds when you hit them with the aid of your handheld controllers.
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On May 30th a report by the health select committee of MPs recommended that junk-food ads be banned from television before 9pm and that cartoon characters not be permitted to advertise snacks, among other measures.
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This spartan gas station junk food haul scene is included in this list because it nimbly establishes the conflict for the third act of the movie, which is, I hate to tell you, very, very sad.
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Buffett, famed for his love of junk food, has said spiraling healthcare costs are responsible for 18 percent of U.S. gross domestic product, up from 5 percent in 1960 and a share he wants to shrink.
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Specifically, the folks behind The Junk Food Aisle Instagram account say the Oreo flavor, which was leaked back in October, have begun popping up at some Wal-Mart locations and should be out everywhere pretty soon.
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She found that a lot could actually be gleaned from this data, including users' drug habits in some cases, as well as their relationships, junk food habits, location, daily routines, personal finances, rent payments and more.
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The proposal leaves the decision to cut advertising to local authorities throughout the UK. Limiting junk food advertising to children is starting to take off even in the US, where there are no legally imposed limits.
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Either the peace of the forest was beginning to penetrate, or the stocks of mental junk food were starting to dwindle; whatever the cause, the buzz turned to hum, and once in a while to quiet.
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Even on health issues, we know far more about the Secretary's health than we know about Trump, who is two years older than Clinton, does not exercise regularly and famously boasts about frequently eating junk food.
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But they will soon test whether they can change the way their study subjects see junk-food ads long term — so that each new soda commercial acts like a booster shot of indignation, rather than temptation.
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Editorial A new study shows that the glorious annual migration of white storks from Europe to Africa is being disrupted by the birds' growing addiction to junk food in the garbage dumps below their flight path.
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The other thing I find once in a while is evidence of eating disorders, like mostly eaten junk food trays or piles of chocolate wrappers hidden in the cubicles, that always makes me a bit flat.
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PHA has led statewide campaigns resulting in enactment of state laws getting soda and junk food out of schools, getting first-ever funding for school physical education and establishing the nation's first state menu labeling law.
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Suddenly, every company in the known junk-food universe needed to have a fried chicken sandwich, stat, or at least remind customers that they used to love their fried bird until that Popeyes interloper came along.
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Because people who eat junk food might be overweight or do little exercise, and both of those qualities are linked to cancer, might the study's finding be a result of other factors and not diet alone?
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This is really something to look forward to.) There's also, of course, streams of mile-a-minute pop culture references (Rory and Lorelai are not fans of Batfleck) and junk food marathons, much to Luke's dismay.
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Seth Rogen is undoubtedly Hollywood's biggest stoner, so it's fitting that his magnum opus with collaborators Kyle Hunter, Ariel Shaffir, and Evan Goldberg is a computer-animated parable in which the characters are literally junk food.
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With kids more vulnerable to unhealthy diets than ever before—whether through the high-sugar, high-fat meals they're consuming or the junk food marketing to which they're exposed—the findings of both studies are important.
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Coca-Cola has spearheaded an effort by American junk food companies, including PepsiCo, Nestle and McDonald's, to quietly shape China's nutrition policy through a non-profit group called the International Life Sciences Institute, according to new research.
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Once inside the mall, you have to wander the endless storefronts selling baked goods and junk food with Americanized names like California Coffee or Bob's Burgers to find one of the two escalators to the second floor.
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In an excerpt in Slate from her book The Lost Art of Feeding Kids, author Jeannie Marshall points out that junk food companies like Coca-Cola have been heavily marketing soft drinks to Italians — and making headway.
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Next time we take a walk down memory lane to junk food town, we'll have a brand new item that marries these two old-school go-tos because Pringles just released limited edition Top Ramen flavored chips.
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At Palms Recreation Center, a small park located in the dense Westside neighborhood of Palms, Los Angeles-based artist Ry Rocklen installed a bronze sculpture of anthropomorphized junk food on a metal picnic table near a tree.
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Chase McManis, 15, is an avid runner and soccer player who doesn't eat junk food, drink alcohol or do drugs, which is why his family is now struggling to determine why his heart suddenly stopped on Sept.
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During his years in prison, Simpson has passed the time playing fantasy football, coaching softball, and, at least in the beginning, eating lots of junk food, according to guards and an inmate who were there with him.
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Published online yesterday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences journal, the research suggests that informing teenagers about the manipulative tricks used by big companies to sell junk food reduces their taste for unhealthy snacks.
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It's about a robot tax collector that believes it's a man and continuously goes haywire and kills a lot of people in a hyper-detailed world where people constantly eat junk food and fuck in the streets.
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Junk food junkies should also try crafting their comfort foods within the comfort of their own homes, where recipes can be more easily modified, resulting in the intake of more nutritious meals without our tastebuds even knowing.
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Mr. Uchimura gets the gauzy profiles: of his childhood in the countryside, training under his gymnast parents; of the birth of his daughters, in 2013 and 2015; of his struggles to give up junk food and smoking.
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The irony that sports organizations are used as a vehicle to promote junk food also means that kids are getting mixed messages — why are sports organizations showing kids that exercise is important and a healthy diet isn't?
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Alongside the dank sitting room of "Has It Come To This," the topography of the record takes in loud and beery pubs, the sticky table tops of an all-day-breakfast cafeteria, junk food, and tower blocks.
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By comparing sales figures from neighbouring counties located along state borders—some where marijuana was legal and some where it was not—the authors were able to estimate the effect of marijuana legalisation on junk-food sales.
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It's been especially important as the company tries to shake its junk-food image, since McDonald's is known for getting more business from families with children relative to its traditional rivals, such as Burger King and Wendy's.
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" She added, "That said, it's a matter of discussion and debate whether a federally subsidized food program, designed to improve the nutrition of poor people, should allow junk food and soda just because everyone else eats it.
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Research from a small study of 68 families at the University of Oklahoma suggested kids who don't have siblings tend to be more likely to fuel up on junk food, like refined grain products and sugary drinks.
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And before you dismiss this packaging as a prank, faked in Photoshop to enrage the internet, Calavo's Avocado Halves are already popping up in grocery stores across the country, as Junk Food Guy's Eric Huang discovered earlier today.
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Ice cream over booze: Adobe found junk food was the vice of choice for those dealing with tax-related stress, with 17 percent going for something sweet, compared to 12 percent who indulged in a drink or two.
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