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We've talked about bans on sugary snacks and soda in schools. Turns out, those limitations are leading to extra healthy habits in kids. According to the Washington Post, a recent study found that banning junky snacks in schools caused a 3% increase in the amount of fruits and veggies kids ate. Weirdly, the kids they followed ate better-for-you foods at home, too, not just in school

What do you think? When you snack on, say, carrots instead of chocolate, do you end up eating healthier for the rest of the day? Blog it out... 

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