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==Other solutions==
 
==Other solutions==
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A more reasonable regulation is the [[FDA]]’s requirement that [[food]] companies include trans fat content on the nutrition facts chart.<ref>http://www.foodprocessing.com/articles/2005/459.html</ref> First mandated on January 1, 2006, this has led to greater awareness of trans fat, and many food companies have voluntarily eliminated trans fat from their products. However, an amount of less than .5 grams per serving may be listed as 0 grams or “trans fat free.”
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A more reasonable regulation is the [[FDA]]’s requirement that [[food]] companies include trans fat content on the nutrition facts chart.<ref>http://www.foodprocessing.com/articles/2005/459.html</ref> First mandated on January 1, 2006, this has led to greater awareness of trans fat, and many food companies have voluntarily eliminated trans fat from their products. However, an amount of less than .5 grams per serving may be listed as 0 grams or “trans fat free", no matter how small the serving size is.
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A change in the mindset of the obese and overweight to eat less and exercise more is also helpful. President George H. W. Bush started the Presidential Physical Fitness program with Arnold Schwarzenegger to get people active and fit, a good step in the right direction.  
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A change in the mindset of the obese and overweight to eat less and exercise more is also helpful. President George H. W. Bush started the Presidential Physical Fitness program with Arnold Schwarzenegger to get people active and fit, a good step in the right direction.
    
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