A study published in the November edition of the National Strength and Conditioning Association's Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research revealed some interesting conclusions...
Perhaps charging higher taxes on fastfood would keep people away from them. On the other hand, give tax breaks on health foods (and other choices). This would literately be “killing two birds with one stone” as the tax money could be applied to other health prevention measures.
Perhaps charging higher taxes on fastfood would keep people away from them. On the other hand, give tax breaks on health foods (and other choices). This would literately be “killing two birds with one stone” as the tax money could be applied to other health prevention measures.