In what ways does advertising effect young people?

You can see advertisements around us on the street, TV, magazines, radio. Currently, most companies are looking for various ways to sell their products. Advertising experts attract youth needs and feel that their products are attractive and desirable. As a result, this affects young people drinking junk food and eating. In this article, we explain that advertising increases youth's obesity and promotes drinking. Advertising has various effects on youth's obesity.

Tobacco advertisement and its harm to young people Tobacco advertisement is mainly targeted at young people, and 3,000 children are starting to smoke every day, most of them are 10 to 18 years old. These children make up 90% of all new smokers. In fact, 90% of adult smokers say they first fired as teenagers at first (Roberts). These statistics clearly show that young people are the main target of tobacco war. - One of the biggest problems today is teens smoking. According to health-related websites, nearly 90% of adult smokers begin smoking when they are in their teens. They start with picking up two or two cigarettes from a friend at a party and then may continue to purchase packages from time to time. Soon they noticed that they can not have bags. I smoke cigarettes in the morning, after meals, or in times of stress.

Research on tobacco advertisement and its impact on young people is very striking. Cigarette advertisement is concerned that it plays an important role in starting youth smoking. A study by Krugman and Kim says that quite a few young people are touched on tobacco advertisements in magazines. However, when I critically analyzed this survey, it was said that decreasing the number of these ads has little influence on the youth smoking pattern. Despite this argument, people are concerned about whether tobacco companies are targeting advertisements for young people. Advertising influence on children is a very broad topic and there are various interesting points. To demonstrate how children can make the right decisions, there is too much evidence in these areas. Instead, focus on the negative impact of advertising on children.