Categorieën: Alle - stigma - fundraising - restrictions - health

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Obesity and Teens

Addressing obesity in teenagers involves implementing comprehensive strategies, including proposed school policies that restrict unhealthy food options during special occasions and fundraising events.

Obesity and Teens

Obesity and Teens

Overweight teens bear extra burden

Increased Nagging from Parents about looks
Taunted
Bullied
Emotional torture
Social stigma
Inability to attract friends and partners
Pain
Stress
Affects self esteem

Proposed School Policy

Controversial
Supporters

Perpetuates and highlights unhealthy food choices

Other methods (Healthier)

Creativity

Focus

Change

Critics

Profit is properly used

Trips

Fitness activities

Sports teams

Lifts school spirit

Raises money for worthy cause

Nothing wrong with occasional treat

Excessive restriction

Restrictions
Special occasions
Fundraising events

Nova Scotia

Passed Provincial Policy
Regulating food offered in Cafeteria

Access to school breakfast and snack programs

Meets Nutritional Needs

Special care for disadvantaged

Putting control on snack and drink dispensers
Educating Parents and Children
Obesity rate 32%
Higher than national average 26%

Weight Loss strategies

Dieticians advise
Teens Interviewd

Party Wisely

Dine out with care

Snack smart

Don't deprive yourself

Swap the carbs

Eat regular meals

Eat more fruits and vegetables

Reduce Portions

Cut fat with simple substitutes

Watch the beverages

Success is attributed to
Being ready to lose
Setting realistic goals
Physically active
Helping Parents
Healthier choices (other half)
Eliminating sugary drinks
Reducing food portions
Cutting Calories
Fitness (Half the teens)
Summer weight loss camps
Health Professionals
Weight Loss Programs
Changes lifestyle