Children who are involved in dietary interventions are more likely to

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Studies have shown that children who are involved in dietary interventions are more likely to continue practicing better dietary habits into adulthood. This can have long-term benefits for their overall health and well-being. However, there is no evidence to suggest that they are more likely to have a better physique, encourage their friends to follow diet plans, or become vegetarians in adulthood.

Children Who Are Involved in Dietary Interventions Are More Likely