Are the alternatives really healthier or just marketed that way?

There are a lot of discussion going on that many of the convenient foods we have in our house, in our school lunches, that we have for snacks cause health issues or weight gain; that there are "healthier" alternatives we should be choosing... But how true are the claims... Well let's talk about that...

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