Janet King

1 month ago | msn.com | Janet King

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Dec 5, 2024 | pmg-ky2.com | Janet King |Cheryl Achterberg

As former members of the expert committee that oversees the science for the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, we can tell you chronic diseases in America are primarily driven by poor diet and our guidelines are part of the problem. Published every five years by the departments of Health and Human Services and Agriculture, the guidelines represent more than just suggestions. They’re the nation’s nutritional North Star. kAmqFE E96J’G6 =65 FD 2DEC2J] %@52J[ >@C6 E92? f_T @7 p>6C:42?

Nov 5, 2024 | thecouriertimes.com | Janet King

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Nov 5, 2024 | shelbynews.com | Janet King

Whatever your opinion of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., he’s the first national candidate to platform the issue of chronic disease in America. To address this crisis, for children and adults alike, our response should be bipartisan. As former members of the expert committee that oversees the science for the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, we can tell you that these chronic diseases are primarily driven by poor diet, and our guidelines are part of the problem.

Oct 28, 2024 | tribdem.com | Janet King |Cheryl Achterberg

Whatever your opinion of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., he’s the first national candidate to platform the issue of chronic disease in America. To address this crisis for children and adults alike, our response should be bipartisan. As former members of the expert committee that oversees the science for the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, we can tell you that these chronic diseases are primarily driven by poor diet, and our guidelines are part of the problem.