The U.S. Department of Agriculture asked for public comments on a potential limit on chocolate milk for certain grade levels to combat childhood obesity.
Outnumbered panelists criticize the increasing normalization of obesity and discuss the problems that come with subjecting children to weigh-loss surgery as young as 13 years old.is considering limits on certain food and drink like chocolate milk in schools to"reduce children's risk of chronic disease."
"USDA is proposing to allow flavored milk for high school children only . This approach would reduce exposure to added sugars and would promote the more nutrient-dense choice of unflavored milk for young children when their tastes are being formed. The proposed regulatory text for this alternative would allow flavored milk only for high schools ," the proposal read.The USDA is considering prohibiting chocolate milk in elementary and middle schools.
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