OBESITY OR NOT??? OBESITY IN OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.

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OBESITY OR NOT??? OBESITY IN OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

ODDS  Chances of a child being struck by lightening: 1 out of 1,000,000  Chances of a child being in a car accident: 4 out of 100  Chances of a child graduating from college: 30 out of 100  Chances of a child becoming fat: 33 out of 100  Chances of a child becoming a fat adult: 80 out of 100

 doubled in children from the ages of 2-5  young adults between the ages of 12 and 19  Oddly enough children between the ages of numbers have tripled  9 million children over the age of six are obese!!!

**OBESITY**  increase body weight due to excessive accumulation of body fat  “the natural energy reserve of humans or mammals, which is stored in fat tissue, is expanded far beyond usual levels to the point where it impairs health.”

GENETICS NUTRITION PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FAMILY ARE MAJOR FACTORS

1 PARENT IS OBESE 50% CHANCE THAT THE CHILD WILL BE OBESE

BOTH PARENTS ARE OBESE 80% CHANCE OF A CHILD BEING OBESE

Lawmakers have even tried to impose a new tax rule called a “TWINKIE TAX”

AVERAGE ADULT DAILY CONSUMPTION  Shouldn’t have more than 65 grams of fat OR 2000 calories a day.  ONE Burger King meal: A Hamburger & French Fry Has 50 GRAMS OF FAT & 2000 CALORIES

**PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS** INFLUENCE EATING HABITS AND OBESITY Negative Emotions: boredom, sadness, or anger

Immediate health effects:  Risk factors for cardiovascular disease  High Cholesterol  High Blood Pressure  Pre diabetes  Bone and Joint problems  Sleep Apnea  Social Problems  Poor Self-Esteem

Long-term health effects:  Heart disease  Type 2 diabetes  Stroke  Several types of cancer  Osteoarthritis

**PREVENTION** Healthy lifestyle habits Healthy eating And Physical activity