Childhood Obesity. Problem-Solution I. Problem: Childhood Obesity A. How much is affecting the U.S. B. What are some of the negative effects. C. Some.

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Childhood Obesity

Problem-Solution I. Problem: Childhood Obesity A. How much is affecting the U.S. B. What are some of the negative effects. C. Some of the causes. II. Propose solution.

How Much is Affecting the U.S. O Childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and tripled in adolescents in the past 30 years. O Obesity increased from 7% in 1980 to nearly 18% in 2010.

What are Some of the Negative Effects. O High blood pressure O Type 2 diabetes O Elevated blood cholesterol levels O Philological problem like sad and depress

Some of the Causes Poor nutrition and healthy eating habits Lack of exercise

Solution O Encourage parents, relatives and friend to stand up and help to reduce obesity. O Eat more nutrients and less fatty food. O Exercises more.

Conclusion Together we can do it