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    and nutrition to youth and adults. Jamie 's campaign is a solution to the problem of obesity and diet-related diseases. It 's had a positive response in the population, equipping them with some basic food skills is starting people to cook for themselves once again. Ministry of food has empowered change in the way families to eat, and they 're thought about food. Ministry of Food aims to address our problem of obesity in Australia. http://www.jamieoliver.com/philosophy/ Health experts warn…

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    Literature Review for Obesity Collin M Rofshus University of South Dakota Student December 12, 2014 #1 Is Ideal Body Image Related to Obesity and Lifestyle Behaviors in African-American Adolescents? A peer-review by Chen and Wang (2013), Is Ideal Body Image Related to Obesity and Lifestyle Behaviors in African-American Adolescents, carried out by the Institutional Review Board at the University of Illinois at Chicago and John Hopkins University Bloomberg School of public…

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    300,000 people die each year in the U.S.A due to obesity(El Ackad). This is a serious problem for this country. Because of the lack of awareness in this topic, many people are dying. Nobody is telling little children that being obese is not good. Also, People these days aren 't getting the exercise they need to stay physically healthy. With this shocking statistic you 'd think child obesity wouldn 't be increasing. Child obesity is increasing, so the government should give awareness and…

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    from what the school has to offer. School cafeterias have installed portion control to make sure each students gets the proper amount of nutrition they need. On healthyschools.com they said, “The goal is to teach parents how to be school health advocates and to become voluntary extensions of the school staff. The group has led schools across the Chicago Public School district to adopt school wellness policies that restrict access to competitive foods and challenge parents and school staff to…

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    The current lunches that are often being offered at Western High School are unhealthy. The main diet at the school consists of fatty and sugary foods that supply little more than empty calories to the students. This implementation plan looks into the prospect of the Western High School implementing a new policy that will serve the students with healthier options during their lunch. The plan is informed by the theory that, intake of healthier foods results to the realization of better academic…

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    problems arising with this lifestyle though. Problems such as cancer, obesity, and heart disease are not uncommon to be found in people consuming an excess amount of processed foods.…

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    used to watch T.V., play video games, on the computer and other sedentary behaviors have inhibited the children from participating in physical activity. Many children that are obese live in rural areas that have minimal space for outdoor activity. Schools…

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    With gym class seeming pointless to many it leads many to want to skip it entirely. (cite) Which my schools and many others offer to students who are part of two school sport teams. These influenced students to think physical education was more for getting people to do physical activity and doesn’t show the why and how to build healthy fitness habits. Many students on the sports teams in school didn’t want to play games in class seeing how student participation wasn’t always guaranteed. This…

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    Soechtig is also the producer and director of Under the Gun (2016) and Tapped (2009). Obesity, called the mother of all diseases, is increasing day-by-day in America, especially in children. The message of the documentary is that there is an outbreak of obesity in American society, and it is endangering children’s life very badly. The purpose of this documentary is to tell Americans about the causes of obesity, and American children are consuming too much sugar. The documentary suggests that the…

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    held to the same standard as parents who neglect their children. The reason being obesity is a decision and can be easily prevented. Upon entering a child day-care or an elementary school it is more common to observe children that are not only chubby but are considered overweight or obese. How do doctors determine that children are obese? According…

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