Schwarzenegger and Clinton Fight Obesity In California Schools
As part of an ongoing battle against childhood obesity, Schwarzenegger and former President Bill Clinton discussed solutions to the obesity crisis at today's "2010 Summit on Health, Nutrition and Obesity: Action for Healthy Living" in downtown Los Angeles.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is saying no to sugary “sports drinks” and yes to getting physical in California schools.
As part of an ongoing battle against childhood obesity, Schwarzenegger and former President Bill Clinton discussed solutions to the obesity crisis at today’s “2010 Summit on Health, Nutrition and Obesity: Action for Healthy Living” in downtown Los Angeles, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. This comes just after the announcement of several bills aimed at fighting the alarming rate of childhood obesity and the First Lady’s aggressive “Let’s Move” campaign working to raise a healthier generation of kids.
Along with upping the exercise and getting rid of the sugar-packed sports drinks, Governor Schwarzenegger’s leadership has put in place several strategies to promote health and nutrition. According to press materials from the Governor’s office, Schwarzenegger has:
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