Former lady Michelle Obama She said she couldn’t believe that a controversial initiative for a school lunch had proved during a recent interview with Podcasta.
“I was trying to be strategic to reconcile my agenda with something that was important to the West Wing and I thought,” There is no chance anyone to appear with an attempt to make school lunches healthier, getting children more active, “Obama said on Podcasta,” I will not lie “with Kylie Kelce, released on Thursday.
“I just try to make the next generation healthier than ours and, boy, whether I was wrong, which is really interesting in those times with the current secretary of health care and human services [Robert F. Kennedy Jr.] Who now says some of the same things I said, “she added.
Kennedy runs Make Make Makes American Healthy Healthy (Maha) and said he’ll be encouraged “radical transparency “on food safety And removal of artificial colors of food, chemicals and preservatives.
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During Obama’s administration, Michelle Obama launched the initiative “Let’s go”. (Photo Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
In 2010, Obama launched her “Let’s Move” initiative designed to combat childhood obesity.
The initiative focused on School lunches reform and included changes such as “more whole grains, fruits and vegetables; dairy products with small fats; and less sodium and fat” as well as portion control. The program specifically specified that schools that were filled with changes would receive a compensation of 6 extra cents for each lunch.
“It became a partisan question. People told me I was trying to be a” nanny, “and I try to control what our children eat and tell them what is good for them and what is not good for them,” Obama told Celce.
As he confessed to the return, Obama said she thought the program made a difference.
“In the end, we ended up a lot. You know, we were able to improve nutritional standards, stickers so that they were more readable, so people’s parents could really understand the breakup of fat and sugar, and it was clear that in our schools we improved our diet standards in about 50 years.
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Former American first lady Michelle Obama gestures on stage during the 2nd day of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago, Illinois, USA, August 20, 2024. (Reuters/Elizabeth France)
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She also advertised that she was breaking the title of Guinness World Records because most people were doing jumping during a 24-hour period at an event on the southern lawn of the White House.
“We were really focused on making it fun, activating children, reminding our parents that, you know, we have to practice fun,” Obama said. “So, we had a lot of amazing partnerships with NFL, and we broke the Guinness World Record. I planted a garden to try to focus more on making vegetables a little more fun and more interesting for children. But it was all about a real health crisis that many people didn’t take seriously at that time.”
The former first lady of Michelle Obama says he cannot believe that a controversial initiative for a school lunch has been shown during a recent interview that he will not lie with Kylie Kelce. (Photo: YouTube screen shot)
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