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The document summarizes a study that examined the connection between time spent watching television and fast food consumption habits. The study found that teens who watch more than 5 hours of TV per day are more likely to frequently eat fast food as young adults. The document also describes a student project where they surveyed 23 people on their fast food eating habits, TV and internet usage, and attention to advertising. Their results both supported and declined their hypothesis about the influence of online and TV ads on fast food consumption.
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Introduction
Obesity has been an increasingly worldwide epidemic, that has brought many researchers to look at many factors that contribute to obesity and diabetes. What is obesity? Obesity is a condition of chronic nutrient overload. Many health problems such as diabetes are known to be linked to obesity. Obesity is affecting individuals worldwide and it is very crucial to bring forth awareness when trying to address such an issue. It is stated by the National Institutes of health that 1 in 6 American children between the ages of 2-19 are diagnosed as obese (National Institutes of Health, 2012). Aside from genetic factors, which an individual does not have so much control over, there are many lifestyle changes an individual can make to reduce their risk of becoming obese. One of the most important lifestyle changes that we do have control over is physical activity. Children need to be educated on the importance of daily physical activity at a young age in order to be able to understand how the body reacts when there is a lack of physical activity and its long term effect.
Another important factor that contributes to obesity is the amount of sugar that the body consumes. This has brought many researcher interest in determining how much of an influence it has on obesity. It is sometimes difficult for an individual to keep track of their daily sugar consumption. There are food regulations that are put into place whether it is in schools or on the market, to help and guide individuals into choosing the healthier choice of meals, however, these regulations do not always have a positive impact.
As a strategic planning committee we researched the factors contributing to obesity and its long term effects on students ages 9-17 and we will be making a recommendation on a position Health Maintenance Organizations should be taking due to our findings.
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What are the factors contributing to obesity of students ages 9-17 and its long term effect?
Methods
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