ESSAY: Child Obesity (Causes, effects and solutions)

Many people argue that more and more young people are experiencing nutritional problems, especially obesity. Therefore, some people do not seem to know the cause and effect. However, there are various solutions to help mitigate these tasks.

One of the reasons is that, given the fact that you are busy shifting to work, there is no guidance from parents. However, they can not provide enough time to educate children about proper nutrition. Because of that, parents are focusing on their schedule, so many children eat at a fast food restaurant. Therefore, as there is no time to prepare meals for children, it is best to purchase cooked meals and ready-to-eat meals outside.

The effect of obesity on children is very important. Your self-esteem and confidence are usually affected. Children who are overweight are being bullied by other children. Therefore, obese children often experience depression. In addition to emotional effects, there are more serious health related problems such as heart disease and obesity such as juvenile diabetes.

Discussion about child's nutrition, especially overweight can be managed. Firstly, parents should have time to carefully monitor their children and cook nutritious meals for their families. Finally, implement school nutrition programs, teachers should educate students consistently on a healthy eating habits.

In summary, it is clear that children are vulnerable to nutrition in the absence of guidance and support. However, although this complexity is inevitable, there are still solutions that can be implemented. With rigorous monitoring and enhancement, this problem will not be a problem in the near future.

Obesity is a complex and multifactorial problem, and effective solutions require considerable complexity. Although the causes of obesity are not characterized completely and precisely, policy makers can make choices to solve problems and reduce their impact. As with most interventions, prevention usually takes precedence over treatment, so policy makers need to keep this in mind when developing policies. Under the guidance of the President of the Comprehensive White House Childhood Obesity Council, we made the following recommendations to regional, state, and federal policy makers:

First of all, what is childhood obesity? The term childhood obesity means "children are between birth and puberty and obesity is very obese: obesity" (The American Heritage Dictionary 265, 856). This illness is caused by lack of exercise and overeating. Childhood obesity can cause many medical problems to children with this disease. Along with the development of technology Obesty is a ubiquitous disease. Furthermore, the apparent lack of exercise shortage is related to childhood obesity; scientists blame television on behalf of outdoor sports. Children spend hours watching television rather than playing sports. "The findings strongly support the idea that television viewing is the most important lifestyle factor in childhood obesity" (Monmaney). Television energizes the imagination of children and can entertain without running or exercising outdoors.