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A Child’s Overweight Problem

By Jad Ibrahim JrGeneral Audience Presentation

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What and Why?• There are more overweight children today

than ever before. About 15 percent of children and teens in the United States are overweight.

• Many children eat too many calories from high fat foods, sweets, and large portion sizes. This can cause a child to become moderately to severely overweight. Another reason is lack of exercise

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What is the problem with being overweight?

• An overweight child has a greater risk of health problems including:

• diabetes • high cholesterol • high blood pressure • gallbladder disease • sleep disorders • asthma.

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Graph from C.S. Mott Children Hospital

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Graph from C.S. Mott Children Hospital

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Overall Chart Of BMI (Body Mass Index)

Chart: Blue Cross Blue Shield

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How to Solve Overweight Problem In Children

• Key Point • Eat Healthy Foods• Have Physical Activity Every Day• Have a positive attitude • As a Family member and Physician encourage

the child and show it’s a good thing to do.

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The End

Thanks you for your timeHope you’ll have learned a lot on

childhood obesity and ways to reduce it


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