Should schools sell junk food?

I am tired of those who rationalize it as a "good" responsibility or parental responsibility rather than attracting the attention of children at each school. Of course, this is the work of my parents, but after seeing what the problem is, it collapsed at a basic family level. Educating extra money to sell garbage and semi-smart people, or assuming that nutrition-conscious consumers are beginning early in life and thinking of multiple health, education there It should be done. It is a question. It plagues more people and more people may wake up to see the country's obesity rate, at the later stages of health problems, more expenses may be cost. Everyone is hitting negative information or images, but who is the most vulnerable? Form the behavior pattern at a young age and do not see things at a typical adult level (not all adults are too smart) The last one child needs more negative information Are schools where they are led by educated adults, not supporting learning and learning how to become a consumer. If this legalized poisoning is allowed to be promoted by the school's policy, what is the next step? medicine? Well ... if it pays the invoice (bloated wages of many teachers and administrators), is not it? Because enabling it elsewhere is a mysterious idea, this type of activity was originally expanded by institutions designed to help create society's thoughts, productive members You can say it. I'm sorry to have told you a long story, but I think this is only an example, but due to the convenience and ease of short-sighted people, I have a bigger advantage and by prohibiting junk food At least schools (board of education, managers, teachers) can do. They said they are working hard at least

In short, the school should sell junk food to collect funds. It does not affect children's health. It is also the same as the option the school gives you. By selling junk food at school, schools around the world can earn more money for better expense. From the content of the text, one of the main reasons the school ban junk food is the cause of childhood obesity, but one of the reasons for childhood obesity is that she could not do enough exercise.

Schools with junk food policy often oppose vending machines and sell foods with low or no nutritional value. They sell vegetables and fruits and collect money. Limiting the domestic policy of selling junk food at school is a challenge for most schools to develop policies that could lead to change, such as a school environment without garbage. Their role as educators should include teaching students appropriate health choices, providing knowledge, and encouraging students to benefit from nutritious foods and exercise.

One of the reasons for schools to stop selling junk foods in vending machines is the cause of obesity as children. However, selling junk food in a vending machine is not the cause of childhood obesity. The findings suggest that efforts to combat pediatric obesity are most accurately targeted to parents and food inside and outside the home. Another reason why selling junk food is not the cause of childhood obesity is that lunch has some nutrients, but that does not improve it. Obesity is always blamed for junk food, but there are many different factors that may affect it! There is one shortage of exercise! If you eat too much, something will harm you, and you rarely exercise! Obesity children should have lack of exercise, sales of junk food and school meals are not the cause of childhood obesity. School lunch and junk food are not another reason for childhood obesity