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There is no one-size-fits-all solution for wellness. Humans come in all shapes and sizes, which means singular policy prescriptions often fail to improve the health of Americans. In fact, government intervention often makes it harder for individuals to find a healthy path. The government’s track record on wellness is abysmal: Restrictions, bans, and taxes on particular products often have unintended consequences. Worse, they are often based on poor or misinterpreted science. Government should get out of the wellness business for the benefit of the American public.
Wellness

Praise for Summer Feeding Programs Masks Massive Parental Neglect

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

Do More Food Regulations Put Us at Risk?

Vicki Alger | Blog
Wellness

Another Government Food Reversal

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

Politics and Food Do Not Mix

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

As New York Goes, So Goes the Country

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

New Meal Plan for Laid Off Teachers-of-the-Year?

Vicki Alger | Blog
Wellness

Fast Food Has Calories?

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

The Strength of the Food Desert Myth

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

Soda and Health Policy Overreach

Staff | Blog
Wellness

School Sponsored Beer-A-Day Policy to Help Fight Obesity

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

Salt’s Redemption

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Wellness

Obamacare and Food

Julie Gunlock | Blog