Childhood obesity can solve when prevent early, because prevention is better than cure

 Childhood obesity can solve when prevent early, because prevention is better than cure

Source: World Health Organizations (WHO)

The primary goal of World Obesity Day is to raise awareness of the obesity problem. World Health Organization and its partners urge collaboration because it is the only way to advance our understanding, prevention, and treatment of obesity. For a healthier future, the World Health Organization also recommends action at all levels to combat the obesity problem and address its many root causes. As a result, we will be able to prevent this disease by increasing awareness and improving access to relevant information.

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        Obesity can be prevented and controlled, but it takes action on all fronts, most notably from parents. Instead of making their children aware that they are overweight, parents tell them that it will look cute, but this is extremely dangerous for the children because it contributes to their gradual obesity. However, parents also should not change their child's diet simply because they believe they are overweight. This is due to the fact that each pre-schoolers have a unique body structure and growth pattern. At this point, only a health care professional can determine the child's previous growth history based on his height and weight.

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        As a result, in order to reduce the burden of childhood obesity, parents must first understand the consequences of their children's lifestyle and habits. Parents must also model a healthy lifestyle for their children rather than simply preach it to them. Parents should teach their children the value of exercise and physical activity in general, and encourage them to live an active lifestyle. This will be able to reduce the problem of childhood obesity rate through early prevention.