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    According to Gary Ruskin and Juliet Schor in their article, “Who’s to Blame for Childhood Obesity?” key food enterprises are publicly sympathizing with America’s ever increasing body size, specifically the countries children, promising to curb advertising tactics that target young children and couple that effort with the promotion of healthier food choices. However, behind closed doors these food moguls continue to lobby legislators to protect their industry’s welfare. Ruskin and Schor report…

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    Early Childhood Obesity

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    Childhood obesity, in Europe and the United States of America, is constantly on the rise and there is broad concern over the issue. It has become an extremely common health problem in children across the globe. According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) "despite the slight decline in obesity in children of preschool age, obesity levels are still extremely high." The survey concluded that "in 2011 to 2012 approximately 12.7 million (or 17%) of children and youths…

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    Child Obesity Effect

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    Do you know worst thing that is affecting our children's lives? Child obesity has been one of the most serious issues in the United States. Childhood obesity is defined as a serious medical condition that affect children’s health. It occurs when the child is well above the normal weight for his/her age and height. Furthermore, child obesity is particularly troubling because the extra pound often start children on the path to health problems that were once confined to adults such as diabetes,…

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    Childhood Obesity Obesity in children has become more common along the years. The parents of Obese children don’t understand why their kid is overweight at such an early age. Children start developing Obesity around the ages of seven to eleven and in some cases even younger. Childhood obesity is affecting more than one third of our children, thus it is important that we understand what causes this disease and what the risks are as adults. The lifestyle of a child can depend on the health and…

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    An issue in America is obesity. This problem occurs in children and adults. Obesity is a growing problem throughout our country. A cure for this national problem is to begin a weight loss journey. Being overweight or obese does not come from only eating too much without moderate exercise, it can be hereditary. Overeating is not the only cause of weight gain. There are many factors that go into weight gain and being unhealthy. With small changes, that pesky number on the scale can decrease.…

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    complicated issue of obesity has been under intense debate. While some skeptics insist that it is blown way out of proportion, I argue that obesity should be a serious concern because the evidence is straightforward: gaining too much weight increases the likelihood of heart problems, diabetes, and death. However, an even more pressing matter is what we should do to solve this predicament. On the one hand,…

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    Obesity Persuasive Essay

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    Obesity in teens and children has grown over the years and has become a problem in today’s society. Approximately 12.7 million or 17 percent of children and adolescents are obese. Obesity is one of the most easiest medical conditions to recognize but the most hardest to treat. I feel as if this is a true fact, becuase it is easy for a lot of people to gain weight, but extremely hard to lose it again. A child or teenager is not considered obese until the percent is at least 10 percent higher than…

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    The obesity epidemic will not be reversed by guiding people to work out more, because they do not have time to spare. People often just keep on eating especially children even with the influence of others, people tend to eat more than what they should every day. Obesity is not a disease but a choice. I have an experience of having an unhealthy lifestyle, back in my early years from elementary. I was often teased because of my big physical appearance throughout elementary and middle school as…

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    Childhood Obesity Analysis

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    Analyzation of Childhood Obesity in the United States Childhood obesity is a major issue in the United States of America. Most people believe that overweight individuals are of the older population, but the trends in the U.S. are revealing that younger individuals make up majority of the obese population. The prevalence of childhood obesity is a rising epidemic. Obesity in childhood may cause an array of complications for the individual, specifically by the increase in the susceptibility of…

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    morning my dear colleagues and Community. Today is the day we as a community must stand tall and speak up for our people on the issue of obesity. I must discuss with you the problems that obesity have brought into our society, so I wanted all of you to act and support me now. We must addressed this occurrence, in order to prevent it from happening in our community. Obesity is known to be affecting more children every year as well as adults. It is believe that most of the obese children developed…

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