Guest guest Posted December 28, 2001 Report Share Posted December 28, 2001 As one has pointed out it is a worrisome topic. It is not only affecting children but all aged individuals. I always read the articles in the paper and journals about how many children are obese and how many adult are obese. These papers usually say its to do with the increasing technology, T.V, computers, fast-foods you name it, etc, etc. However, rarely with these articles comes any suggestions of how to combat the obesity epidemic. Surely if one is to help children and parents and all aged individuals we should be speaking of the methods of how decrease and stop the epidemic. We can't just pass the blame on the T.V, computers, fast food etc - its the easy way out. We'll never get rid of these activities and they will probably increase greatly as time goes by. E.g you won't even have to get up of the couch to turn the light switch on and off etc. One idea proposed by one of my former lecturers 'We must unpack and fully exploit the sport-health link, therefore by thinking outside the box enhancing the health of those participating on in physical activity through sport but also those who are spectators of sport and consumers of sport. Can it be done? Thats how I see it sometimes Cheers Carruthers Wakefield UK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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