Obesity is a very serious problem. It's not going to be solved in the courtroom.

Fiber has been associated with a lower risk of diseases such as Type II diabetes and obesity. By increasing whole grains in children's diets, for instance, we hope to reduce the risk of childhood obesity.

You have to look at the payment for your life's work as being more than just dollars if you're going to be a farmer. Your quality of life is part of your payment. It's a lot more than a job. It's a way of life.

Even if fast-food critics are well-meaning in their intentions, they are trying to fix a very legitimate problem, obesity, through illegitimate means. Overweight Americans will not find the solution to obesity in the courtroom, but in making wise choices to eat smaller portions and healthier foods wherever they go.

Fortunately or unfortunately, Americans' freedom of choice includes the freedom to overeat.

Obesity is a condition which proves that the Lord does not help those who help themselves and help themselves and help themselves.