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How Parents Cause Child Obesity
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Bridger Myers
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Updated Dec 6, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
00:53
Chapter 4
00:54
Chapter 5
00:59
Chapter 6
01:33
Chapter 7
02:14
Chapter 8
02:15
Chapter 9
02:17
Chapter 10
02:53
Chapter 11
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Hi I'm roger Myers and this is my
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argument on how parents contribute to child obesity.
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So my thesis for my paper was Children that are gaining.
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We at a young age and thus become obese are more likely
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to continue to be obese throughout their lives and end to adolescents.
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Some of the background on obesity
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And how will be obesity is impacting people.
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Children who are obese are 70-80% more likely to become obese into adulthood.
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This is very astonishing percentage to know
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that Children who are just 5-10 years old
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that are obese
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then will most likely be obese going into adulthood.
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This is because their lifestyle changes won't change and
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goes into the next point of how obesity is a
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growing disease that can be changed with just simple lifestyle changes
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like exercising,
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having a better diet and having better portion sizes.
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Some staggering information about obesity.
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Try to be still
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One parent was charged with a felony for neglect of care
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because they allowed their 14 year old son to be £555
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to other parents of mother and father were charged with
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Neglected Claire as well
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for letting their five year old daughter
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to become £158.
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This is very
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I opening and very unfortunate to learn that
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these Children were neglected and unfortunately became
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um as obese and overweight as they did at such a young age.
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Mhm.
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So some of these obesity statistics in the United States
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obesity has been on the rise over the past 50 years
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and unfortunately it's seeming to only increase over the next 50 years
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unless parents and their Children can take a stand and understand how
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obesity and overweight nous will affect them so that this can change.
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32.1% of Children are overweight or over beasts as of 2019 and 2020
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in
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the United States,
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this is a very large percentage of
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Children that are obese in the United States.
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So some causes of obesity,
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the main causes of childhood obesity or poor diet and lack of exercise.
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This typically can be controlled by the parents though,
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and they can dictate what the child eats and how much to exercise.
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Um,
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putting having to fatty foods in a child's
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diet or having to sugary drinks like coffee or
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getting them that smoothly that they want him very
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negatively impact the child
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or spending too much letting them spend too much time on like video
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games or tv and not getting enough exercise can also be very impactful.
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So what parents can do to help their Children
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don't let their Children eat junk food all the time,
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encourage the child to exercise greatly and
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more timely and more often manner
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and then have parents need to have a very positive attitude toward
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eating healthy and exercising so that the child wants to do it
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and then help the child stay mentally strong if they
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were to be obese and then coming out of obesity and
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um, coming back to a more
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um, normal weight. Statistically,
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this is how child obesity is affecting the United States,
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and how parents can help prevent this from happening.
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Thank you.
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