Food Advertisements

When my family left me from where I grew up, my weight began to have serious problems; I turned to food to comfort me. I am relieved when I eat, and because of the psychological comfort that I get from food I will lose weight quickly. I know that I have to do something, but I was introduced to the new taste of Brewster Ice Cream or super large French potato I saw on television or magazine for a limited time When my constant fighting struggle, my self esteem and the image of the body suffered greatly.

Food advertisers are raising questions about the relationship between food advertising and childhood obesity. However, in a comprehensive literature review, food advertisement is not enough to eat, weight gain, and well-being obesity As 17 Livingston recently concluded, overweight and obesity in Australian children is a major public health problem It is becoming. Up to 25% of Australian children are estimated to be overweight or obese unless an effective prevention strategy is adopted 20. Overweight or obesity increases the risk of a child having a child. Serious health problems such as cardiovascular disease, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, asthma

Food advertisements for children are common and the advantages of such advertisements are unhealthy foods. Food advertising poses a threat to children's health as it affects children's desire, demand and consumption of advertising products. Children can not resist the adverse effects of food advertising and therefore need protection. Analyzing the framework of self-regulation of Codex Alimentarius and AANA shows that protecting children from adverse effects of food advertising is not enough. Codex Alimentarius can effectively create a series of responsible actions to achieve the advertiser's goal to prevent government intervention, but more careful analysis, the Code of Conduct is to protect the interests of children Indicates that it is not effective. The code of conduct for children's food advertising provisions seems to address in particular inappropriate or exploitative practices.

Food and drink advertising ("food") consumed by humans follows the principles and guidelines stipulated in this Code. The advertising food code applies to food advertisements of people aged 14 and over. However, advertisers also need to exercise specific care responsibilities for food advertisements for young people between the ages of 14 and 17. Advertisements do not damage the government's food and nutritional policy, food and nutrition guidelines of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, as well as personal health and well-being. Encouraging nutritional food advertisements that are important for a healthy diet can help to increase the consumption of such foods. However, advertising does not consume excessive food.