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Post by oracle on Oct 29, 2020 23:13:46 GMT
Do you agree?
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Post by chunky on Oct 31, 2020 23:23:07 GMT
Surely, it would be much better if we followed the idea that ‘all things are best in moderation’. But that is just not happening — we seem to be unable to voluntarily moderate our consumption of junk and unhealthy food.
It is therefore not surprising that childhood obesity is now the top health concern among parents — more than drug abuse and smoking, according to the American Heart Association. This worry is because obesity in children is causing a range of chronic health issues that formerly were not seen until adulthood, including high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes and elevated blood cholesterol levels.
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Post by holly on Jun 24, 2021 9:17:49 GMT
I think if you ban unhealthy food, they will only want it more. That's how the mind works. I don't forbid my children to eat such food. Over time, they have given up everything themselves, because they don't have an example from their parents. We don't eat that kind of food, and they don't want either.
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Post by Sigma on Jun 9, 2022 11:53:38 GMT
I think you're onto something important here, holly. Banning something isn't always the best way to stop people from wanting it. But one step in the right direction could be to ban commercials for unhealthy food and drinks, which makes them less exposed to the public.
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