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 | | Last week, I told you about fast-food chains like McDonald's gobbling up the real estate near public schools in urban areas, arguably a strong contributor to the epidemic of obesity in this country, particularly among children. |
 | | This week, McDonald's is launching a national physical education program for elementary school kids, which many experts -- me included -- believe is no more than a clever advertising scheme tailor-made for the Golden Arches' target audience. |
 | | Some 31,000 elementary schools in the United States, encompassing 7 million students, have agreed to use McDonald's "Passport to Play" program this year, a great way for the fast-food giant to expose their toxic high-fat foods to a captive and impressionable audience. |
| www.mercola.com /blog/2005/sep/14/the_golden_arches_strike_again (417 words) |
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