Mc Donald's, Hardees, Arby's, Playstations 1,2,3. X Box 360. Movies, popcorn, Large drinks, no exercise. smoking pot and munchies, poor parenting. Social or parental issues can be a big factor in childhood obesity, but a child could also be overweight for health reasons, like a thyroid problem or mobility issues. Being overweight can also be linked to certain mental issues, such as Pradar-Willi Syndrome, which includes obsession with food as one of its symptoms.
The World Health Organization (WHO) suggests that unless corrected, obese children go on in to adult lives with ongoing weight problems, and it is also a fact that Obesity is the reason for far too many premature deaths and or disabilities world wide. The WHO also confirms that child obesity (in fact obesity in general) is completely preventable. So, in answering your question, - it lasts as long as we (parents and guardians) allow it to. We need to make changes to diets sooner rather than later to make any difference to child obesity.
One can read about child obesity facts from eMedicine Health, CDC and Heart websites. Knowing the facts about child obesity will help parents to know how to help children to live a healthy life.
No. It is down to the parents and the child. If they eat proper food and get plenty of exercise then the chances of childhood obesity are minimised.
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Child obesity.
Obesity.
Left untreated, child obesity leads to adult obesity. Obesity in adults is responsible for premature death or disability in many people world wide (Fact - More people die world wide from being over weight than underweight - World Health organization stats). Child obesity is completely preventable, and if nothing is done to correct diets as a child, our children are being set up for health problems in their adult lives.
Left untreated, child obesity leads to adult obesity. Obesity in adults is responsible for premature death or disability in many people world wide (Fact - More people die world wide from being over weight than underweight - World Health organization stats). Child obesity is completely preventable, and if nothing is done to correct diets as a child, our children are being set up for health problems in their adult lives.
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Childhood obesity is a serious medical condition that affects children and adolescents. It occurs when a child is well above the normal weight for his or her age and height.
Child obesity is most common in the United States of America. The rate is 30.6%. Its second most common in Mexico at 24.2%.