Bel 260 Assignment

1.Obesity is becoming a serious problem among our youth.
Introduction-Obesity has become first health problem in our communities and in our nation.The problem of childhood obesity is a complex one. It is not enough to blame the individual parents and turn away from the health deterioration of a generation of youth.
Conclusions-Obesity is a preventable disease. As the stewards of our children’s health, we all, as adults,parents, role models, mentors, health care providers, teachers, media representatives, political leaders, and business owners, must play a role in preventing obesity among our youth. As community leaders, we owe it to our children to lead them toward healthy growth, with healthy athletic bodies, sharp minds, and boundless opportunities.
2.Parents should play a bigger rolein dealing with anorexia among teenagers.
Introduction-What is anorexia?has become a common question among teenager girls.There are to many definition that we can describe about anorexia.We can define anorexia as an eating disorder of excessive weight loss and usually undue concern about body shape
Conclusions-One way to avoid the need for treating anorexia is to ensure the problem of eating disorder does not happen in the first place. Since most anorexia victims are young teenagers, they usually live at home with their parents. It therefore means parents can take an active role in ensuring their children eat healthy meals and regularly to ensure anorexia can be avoided.
3.The shock tactics by the government to reduce smoking is not effective.
Introduction-More than 1 billion people in the world smoke tobacco. Smoking has been linked to health problems in both smokers and nonsmokers. Many national and local governments have made efforts to reduce the practice, especially among young people. However, some people maintain that the limits government places on smoking restrict personal freedom.
Conclusions-Government should take a serious or strict way to reduce this problem so that the problem can be handle probably.