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Seems like null vote across the board or all vote across the board is the only appropriate response.....not sure how this is to be known given the subjectivity of every single question.
"About three-fourths of the population has an eating pattern that is low in vegetables, fruits, dairy, and oils."
"More than half of the population is meeting or exceeding total grain and total protein foods recommendations, but, as discussed later in the chapter, are not meeting the recommendations for the subgroups within each of these food groups."
"Most Americans exceed the recommendations for added sugars, saturated fats, and sodium."
This is consistent with the poll results. Changing dietary habits, or any habit is not easy. The article recommends taking baby steps. In my experience, buying and cooking food, especially vegetables and good protein, leads to a healthier diet. Kids should be involved in food prep from an early age. My daughter who became vegetarian at age12 and prepared many of her own meals taught me a lot. She learned a lot from a Benghali friend's mother. Portion control alone would also help, as the Twinkie diet showed.
There's no chance that the diet/exercise questions is anything but less than 25%. Our collective diets are atrocious and exercise isn't just spending 30 minutes a few times a week. People don't walk anywhere any more. I guessed on the others but feel pretty confident I nailed this one.
I can't really vote because all these questions should be rated on a spectrum, not a yes/no. What standard I might choose as a cut off would be arbitrary.
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