Name one thing you can do for the Food System – Stefanie Sacks

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Very simply what we can realistically do to change the food system is worry about ourselves and making better choices at home for ourselves and our families. That’s what we can do, and we can talk to our kids about food.

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    Author, Certified Nutrition Specialist, Certified Dietitian Nutritionist, Educator Name one thing you can do for the Food System – Stefanie Sacks

    Stefanie Sacks, MS, CNS, CDN is a culinary nutritionist, author, radio show host, educator, speaker and consultant. She works hands-on ...read more.

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