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i believe the most successful way to promote a healthy lifestyle is for the schools to take charge and promote it to the students... children are the next generation and therefore, in order increase healthy lifestyles, you have to teach the next generation otherwise the unhealthiness that is going on today will carry on and get passed down from generation to generation.
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