How Do I Prevent Obesity In My Children?

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  1. ngureco profile image80
    ngurecoposted 13 years ago

    How Do I Prevent Obesity In My Children?

  2. krishubpages123 profile image34
    krishubpages123posted 13 years ago

    You have to ask them or feed them with good nuitrious foods not junk foods, this will cause obesity etc., you have keep practing of good foods like apples, fruits, egg etc.,

  3. Multiflavour profile image61
    Multiflavourposted 13 years ago

    right...diet is important...avoid to junk food as much as possible..

    Let them eat lots of fruits and vegetables and a diet that varies. Avoid fried stuff.

    Exercise is also very important. They must do some sport.

    On sunday go cycling or walking with them

  4. kazemaru2 profile image61
    kazemaru2posted 13 years ago

    Limit their exposure to the glowing screens(tv,pc,and videogames), allow them to play outside to get them exercising, and feed them home cooked meals.

  5. nikmaya62 profile image60
    nikmaya62posted 13 years ago

    I have a hub related to your question. You can read it. http://hubpages.com/hub/3-Step-To-Prevent-Child-Obesity

  6. artist101 profile image61
    artist101posted 11 years ago

    You set the example. Children do what they see.
    If you eat junk food, so will they.
    If you sit on your butt, so will they.
    When ever an antibiotic, or steriod is given for what ever reason. After the round of medicine, give a probiotic. Include yogurt, cottage cheese, and fruits, and vegetables to replenish the good bacteria in the intestines. Dysbiosis is the main cause of obesity.
    Fresh air, and sunshine. A good multi vitamin, to supply needed nutrients. Good fats, such as nuts, and seeds. Avoid frying, bake instead. Substitute good fats for bad, olive oil, coconut oil, and walnut oil, plain butter. Foods as close to the natural state as possible. Meaning, an apple not apple pie, nuts, instead of chips, whole grains, instead of pop tarts.

    1. artist101 profile image61
      artist101posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you for the best answer vote. It really is just common sense, and being an informed parent.

  7. soconfident profile image72
    soconfidentposted 11 years ago

    Serve them healthy foods and spend more time with them in physical activities.

 
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