At first glance, it's eye roll material. But then 12 weeks of "medically supportive food and nutrition" and guidance, might be pretty effective from a cost poin

At first glance, it's eye roll material. But then 12 weeks of "medically supportive food and nutrition" and guidance, might be pretty effective from a cost point of view. If that's the cost of changing the mind and habits of someone who has grown used to garbage eating habits, that might be a record low for a medical treatment with long term impact. Certainly wouldn't this likely be a record low cost for a California initiative? We can't argue that more things shouldn't tried.