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Everything we do we are compelled to create optimal health and wellness for Hoosiers!

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For every $1 spent with a Hoosier Works card, earn $1 of Fresh Bucks to spend on more produce at participating Farmers Markets in Indianapolis. Check out this video for how it works!
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Households on SNAP can double their dollars spent on fresh produce at all five Safeway Food Stores in Indianapolis. Check out this video for how it works! https://t.co/43kdkW6atS

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The Marion County Public Health Department is hiring a Chronic Disease Preveniton Specialist. Apply here: https://t.co/HAeNkIs4Fe

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Jump IN for Healthy Kids is launching an awareness campaign to engage the community in understanding and taking action on the 5-2-1-0 healthy habits. They want to hear from you!!! Respondents will be entered in a
drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card. Take the survey Today!

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Jump IN for Healthy Kids is launching an awareness campaign to engage the community in understanding and taking action on the 5-2-1-0 healthy habits. They want to hear from you!!! Respondents will be entered in a
drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card. Take the survey Today!

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Jump IN for Healthy Kids is launching an awareness campaign to engage the community in understanding and taking action on the 5-2-1-0 healthy habits. They want to hear from you!!! Respondents will be entered in a
drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card. Take the survey Today!

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Healthy default drink policies work. When Disney World changed their kids’ meals to offer healthy default drinks, they found that parents usually chose healthier drinks. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy
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Sugary drinks—soda, fruit drinks, sport and energy drinks, and sugar-sweetened coffee and tea—are the leading source of added sugars in the American diet. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy https://t.co/zxsbuh79Zi

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A 12-ounce sugary drink can have almost 8 teaspoons of sugar. You can help your child consume less sugar by ordering water or plain, non-fat milk when you eat out at restaurants. #ReThinkYourDrinkIndy
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FACT: Too many extra calories come from sugary drinks like sodas, sports drinks, and fruit juices. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy https://t.co/zxsbuh79Zi

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Parents, we know you want your kids to be healthy. Take the pledge to make healthy drinks the first choice in kids’ meals. #ReThinkYourDrinkIndy
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Every sip counts! Even kid’s size sodas, fruit juices and lemonade have a lot of added sugar. Order water or low-fat milk next time you dine out. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy https://t.co/zxsbuh79Zi

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Indy Kids Are Sweet Enough. Sign the pledge to make healthier drink choices. #ReThinkYourDrinkIndy
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Did you know that kids are more likely to have a sugary drink if they eat at a restaurant? It doesn’t have to be this way though - order water or milk for a healthier drink option. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy
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Want to help your kids avoid cavities and diabetes? Replacing one soda per day saves them from 74 cups of sugar in a year. Join the campaign to make healthy drinks the first choice in kids’ meals. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy https://t.co/zxsbuh79Zi

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Some sugary drinks have as much as 7 teaspoons of sugar in an 8-ounce serving. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy https://t.co/zxsbuh79Zi

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Healthier options include water, low-fat milk and no added sugar. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy
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On average, youth consume approximately 133 calories and adults consume approximately 138 calories of
sugary drinks on a given day. #RethinkYourDrinkIndy
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Nearly 50% of 2- to 5-year-olds have at least one sugary drink daily. #ReThinkYourDrinkIndy
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