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What are the guidelines recommended by the French government for food and exercise?

I've been listening recommendations of the Governments of the United States, the French are healthier, we'll just follow their instructions.

The French may be healthier, but because of their guidelines? Americans simply do not listen to the directives of the governments United States. Wouldnt we all be healthier if we did? Cannot blame the government on this issue (I do not often get to say that haha). Its people and their choices.

Government's Role in Combating Obesity

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