Labels: What's in a Name?
Labels. There's such a stigma attached to labels. At the same time, we all want answers. Having a label isn't such a bad thing when it comes to diseases. Labels don't define us, but they can give us direction. What is in a name? Let's start by looking at food. When you go to the grocery store, there are labels everywhere. A lot of people read the label before they buy a food. Other people just see the label and choose that one or they another one. Why? To the consumer, the name on the label plays a role in their decisions. I, for one, can't stand any cream of chicken soup that isn't the Campbell's brand. It has something to do with the smell. Cheese, on the other hand, store brand works just fine. To me, all the cheeses taste the same, no matter who makes it. I'll usually buy the cheapest brand of cheese because we're on a budget. Milk: Store brand Cereal: General Mills, Kellogg's, or Post (I do not like the Malt-O-Meal brand,