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Obesity causes serious diseases such as cholesterol, blood pressure and diabetes. Children and adolescents are the most vulnerable. If we start helping them in terms of supporting healthy products, the rates of obesity will decrease and there will be disease prevention.

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Government intervention in obesity is necessary to address the rising prevalence of the condition and its associated health and economic consequences.

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Government intervention in obesity is necessary to address the rising prevalence of the condition and its associated health and economic consequences.

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Introduction
Background information on obesity and its impact on public health
-Comparison between smoking and overeating in terms of government interventionThe case for government intervention in obesity.                       -The health consequences of obesity, including chronic diseases and reduced quality of life.        .-The economic burden of obesity on the healthcare system and society as a whole.
-The effectiveness of government intervention in reducing smoking rates and the potential for similar success with obesity.
Conclusion
-Recap of the main points of the essay.
-Restatement of the thesis and argument for government intervention in obesity.
-Call to action for policymakers to take action to address the obesity epidemic.

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In this world children are the future. And it is important to help children stay fit and healthy and make obesity the least of their problems

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Children are a very important part of the future and having fit and healthy children is necessary

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children who develop unhealthy eating habits early on are more likely to become overweight or obese later in life. This can lead to a range of health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure. By reaching children before they develop an addiction to food, we can help them establish healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime.

One way to achieve this is by promoting healthy eating habits in schools. This can be done by offering nutritious meals in school cafeterias and educating children on the importance of eating a balanced diet. Another way is to involve parents in the process by providing them with resources and information on healthy eating habits.

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Monbiot (2015) states that it is vital to reach children before they succumb to an addition to food. Identify the main reasons why this is essential and propose ways in which this can be achieved.

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Early intervention in childhood is crucial in addressing the growing epidemic of obesity as it can prevent the development of addiction to unhealthy food, and this can be achieved through various means such as education

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Lonbiot's (2015) assertion that intervening with children before they develop a food addiction crucially highlights the significance of early prevention in addressing the rising prevalence of unhealthy eating habits among youth, and effective methods such as nutrition education and parental guidance can help to achieve this goal.

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Lonbiot's (2015) assertion that intervening with children before they develop a food addiction crucially highlights the significance of early prevention in addressing the rising prevalence of unhealthy eating habits among youth, and effective methods such as nutrition education and parental guidance can help to achieve this goal.

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1. The increasing prevalence of unhealthy eating habits among children has become a growing concern, making it crucial to address this issue through early prevention strategies, as highlighted by Lonbiot's (2015) argument.

2. Lonbiot's (2015) assertion that intervening with children before they succumb to food addiction underscores the importance of educating children about healthy nutrition and empowering parents to make informed decisions about their children's diets.

3. To effectively combat the rising incidence of unhealthy eating habits among youth, it is imperative to focus on early intervention and prevention measures, such as providing nutrition education in schools and equipping parents with the knowledge and tools to encourage healthy eating habits at home, as suggested by Lonbiot (2015).

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Thesis statement: obesity has negative side effects on our life and we need to stop it from spreading 

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Thesis statement: obesity has negative side effects on our life and we need to stop it from spreading 

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Paragraph 1: what is obesity and my position
Paragraph 2: why do we need to avoid it
Paragraph 3: how do we avoid it

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Food addiction can result in many negative physical consequences on the children’s health as it is important to take serious action against obesity.

P1: The diagnostic construct of “food addiction” is a highly controversial subject. The current systematic review is the first to evaluate empirical studies examining the construct of “food addiction”

P2: Lifestyle issues — too little activity and too many calories from food and drinks — are the main contributors to childhood obesity. But genetic and hormonal factors might play a role as well.

P3: Ubiquitous, aggressive advertising of fast food and a lack of time to prepare healthy meals are factors that lead to the development of such diseases as obesity and fast-food addiction.

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Thesis statement:The percentage of obesity in the world is increasing, and the segment most vulnerable to obesity are children and adolescents. What are the reasons for the high rate of obesity in the world? How do we solve this problem and replace it with a better healthy life?

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Overeating is considered a serious matter that causes addiction in children , and it may cause dangerous obesity. There are many ways to prevent this problem from increasing and improve children’s health.