Low income families, are truly affected when it comes to nutrition. This is a result of limited to no access to supermarkets in the communities they live in (Horning, Fulkerson, 2014). According to Horning and Fulkerson, low income communities have more access to fast food than they do nutritious food. In communities where access to healthy foods are limited, everyone health is affected. Children from low income households often lack fruits and vegetables in their diet, nutritious foods are often replaced with fast food or junk food. This affects their growth and relatively leads to children becoming overweight and even obese. Children with obesity often experience discrimination in their communities in addition to being targets of bullying
