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Jessie Reimers is the creator of a petition to change the way the Heart Foundation Tick is used to label foods in Australia so that it no longer may appear on highly processed and unhealthy foods like margarine. Jessie makes a strong case for the criteria to be changed and shares her extensive knowledge about what is really making us sick and overweight. We propose the idea of a 'Wellness' Tick that considers the whole equation, rather than just isolated factors. The petition is at:www.change.org/en-AU/petitions/h…-approval-program
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Kunal K
Kunal K

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