Himself - Professor, Yale Center for Eating and Weight Disorders:
The average American child sees 10,000 food advertisements per year on television.
[commercials were shown briefly]
Himself - Professor, Yale Center for Eating and Weight Disorders:
95% of those are for sugared cereals, soft drinks, fast foods, or candy. But parents who eats every meal every day for the whole year with their child and every meal gives a very compelling nutrition message and can bring in cartoon characters and Michael Jordan. So instead of selling McDonald's, he sells oranges.
[Michael Jordan holds up a big mac and an orange]
Himself - Professor, Yale Center for Eating and Weight Disorders:
And Brittany Spears instead of selling Pepsi, we'll sell radishes or lettuce or something.
[Brittany Spears holds up a can of Pepsi, Radish and Lettuce]
Himself - Professor, Yale Center for Eating and Weight Disorders:
That parent will have a thousand cracks with their child compared to 10,000 for the food industry. So it's not a fair fight.
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