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One of the first things I notice when I walk into Pennington Biomedical Research Center is a giant stained glass window.

It's filled with images of healthy living,

cast in rainbow colors.

You see there are two wheels here,

and there is a cyclist on the top,

and then there is all kinds of fruits and vegetable. I mean, it's quite a nice

piece of art. The stained glass window towers above a Pennington entryway. Brightly colored

shards of glass depict asparagus, bananas, peas, and a pineapple. The outline of a runner cuts through the background, painted in shades of orange and purple.

And then there is a DNA, DNA on the right.

There are blue and pink fish at the bottom, a cantaloupe on the side.

The longer I stare, the more symbols of healthy living

reveal themselves. But it's all about what we do. I mean, you know, health, genetics, and biology,

and you have all the elements of nutrition, you have the exercise, you have the DNA.

The whole thing makes the place feel like a temple to nutrition.

Because it kind of is.

Pennington is a sprawling research center working to study obesity.

Our tour guide today is Eric Ravison, a prominent scientist in the space who is Associate

Executive Director for Clinical Science at Pennington.

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