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Childhood Obesity
According to the scientific study accessed from the U.S. Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health web site, a scientific study titled, "Do obese children become obese adults? A review of literature," researchers found that, "About a third (26 to 41%) of obese preschool children were obese as adults, and about half (42 to 63%) of obese school-age children were obese as adults. For all studies and across all ages, the risk of adult obesity was at least twice as high for obese children as for non obese children."
Causes for Obesity: When does it Begin?
Food is part of many cultures, this is a known fact. But why is that so many children are stricken with childhood obesity? Is it due mainly to the high fat content foods they consume on a daily basis, or is it more then just this factor? There are a variety of causes for obesity in children. There are millions of children who grow up overweight or obese and researchers believe it is due to a number of different factors. What makes matters worse is these children experience obesity health risks and health problems during childhood as well as later on in life.
Many researchers and doctors believe that a number of reasons for obesity in children has to do with the diets of children. Many children are constantly snacking on high sugar foods and drinks that have absolutely no nutritional value.
Although there are a number of causes for obesity, many people believe that it is a combination of factors that contribute to the number of overweight Americans. Did you know that people who experience obesity in childhood are several times more likely to also deal with adolescent obesity as well as adulthood obesity?
Unhealthy eating plans and consumption of high fat foods paired with low levels of physical activity are the causes for obesity in children. These are the reasons why people not only experience obesity in childhood, but also continue the same bad eating habits that lead to adulthood obesity as well.
According to the article, "Causes for Obesity: Cultural and Emotional Causes," accessed on the Health Central web site on November 21, 2009 [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], "In a 2002 study, subjects carefully recorded everything they ate and drank and all activities and psychological factors surrounding the eating events. The people who gained weight ate more and their portions were larger than those who did not. This may be an obvious conclusion [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but the public press often plays up biologic factors involved with obesity and overlooks the simple notion: Americans eat too much and exercise too little."