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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one mentioned the eating disorders and the absolute chokehold fat free foods had on us. Kate Moss and Snackwells.

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ehh  --sticking to the outside aisles of the grocery store  was always a thing, and there was more recognition that overeating isn't healthy.

eating disorders are mental health first and foremost. [/quote]

Born in 1973 and I never had any of that crap. We ate real foods, a whole bunch of it grown and canned by my Grandmother who lived on a 25 acre piece of land outside of Lynchburg. I would kill for a jar of her green beans right now. Succotash, stewed tomatoes, corn, all kinds of pickles, asparagus, chow chow, everything but okra because my mom hated it.

Every trip down there had us bringing her a dozen empty jars and going home with a dozen full jars.[/quote]

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