The document discusses the health risks of sugary drinks and junk food, and argues that they should be banned from schools. It notes that sugary drinks like soda contain high amounts of sugar and can increase risks of obesity, poor dental health, and other health problems. Children on average drink 3 cans of soda per day. Banning sugary drinks and candies from schools could help promote a healthy lifestyle and prevent chronic conditions like obesity. The document lists several health risks of consuming sugar, and explains how junk food can lead to obesity from a young age and affect the economy. It also discusses how sweets can interfere with children's ability to respond to hunger cues.

1. Presentation by :
Madhan S

2.  Sugary drinks such as soda and candy snacks are
popular food and snack items that are sold and served
in school campuses These foods tend to have high
health risks
 we all know soft drinks contain high amount of sugar
and they can increase the risk of serious health
problems, such as obesity and poor dental health. But
lots of kids still drink them, the average amount of a
kid drinking soft drink is 3 cans a day.

3.  Sodas and candies should be banned from schools
and campuses to help promote a healthy lifestyle
and prevent chronic health conditions such as
obesity
 Candy and Soda should be banned from schools
because junk food could damage health, school
should be an over all physical healthy place to be,
and schools should prevent obesity!

4.  1.Sugar makes your organs fat
 2. It can lead to heart disease
 3. It plays havoc with cholesterol levels
 4.It's linked with Alzheimer's disease
 5.It turns you into an addict
 6. It disables your appetite control
 7. It can make you depressed

5.  Drinking sugary drinks and eating junk food
could make one become obese.
 Once you set a snacking behavior that makes
you obese it could make you gain weight when
older.
 Obesity could affect our economy.

6.  Children need to learn how to respond to hunger cues and stop
eating when they are satisfied.
 Sweets interfere with this mechanism and they learn to eat
when they are not hungry to reward themselves. This can lead
to eating disorders.

7.  It may cost more but the benefits of healthy good
verses junk food proves to be far greater than the
price tag.
With obesity on the rise, though it is not the schools
job to teach students to eat healthy it is as a society,
within households, and in schools there is an
obligation for kids to learn a healthy lifestyle

8. Thank you