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This graph shows the obesity in different countries for children from 1965 to 2005.

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This graph shows the Healthy Food Eating Pyramid that must be followed to be more active, happier and a overall healthier you. It includes most foods and where they stand in terms of how healthy they are compared to each other food.

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Childhood obesity has increased from 1995, which was 56.3 percent, showing that the problem is getting worse. Childhood obesity can potentially give you diseases including: stroke and cardiovascular disease hypertension, diabetes, and some cancers. It is a problem socially for kids as they can get bullied for the size they are. Children that suffer from obesity  can cause emotional. and psychological scars. Research says  being obese gives people a negative feeling in their brain. Studies show that the spiritual health of a person that is obese is low because they think they are hopeless as an obese person.

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Health decision choices are a big problem mainly in children. Now days 1 in 4 kids don't get any physical activity but rather choose to stay inside, eat food, play electronics and games. When people stay inside and eat they slowly get fatter more addicted. They can also be very unsocial and withdraw from interacting  with friends. Choosing bad health decisions can make you depressed and a sad person in general. Kids can start playing games in class not listening. This can lead to bad test results and being behind in class. People think they are hopeless and think they have no chance

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Watch more Children's Health & Safety videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/417430-How-to-Prevent-Childhood-Obesity Obesity can lead to serious health problems like asthma, heart disease, high blood pressure, and sleep apnea. Make sure you know how to prevent it to avoid any health problems with your child.

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Ryan And Luka Health Decision making and Childhood Obesity.