1. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is now, by far, the largest funder of work in this country on childhood obesity. They’re spending $100 million a year on the problem. The food industry spends that amount every year by Jan. 4, just marketing junk food – just to children.

    Psychologist Kelly Brownell on how food companies market junk food to kids. (via nprfreshair)

    (via nprfreshair)

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