The kids are not alright Flashcards
What does the Heart and stroke 2017 report on?
examines how industry is marketing unhealthy food and beverages to our children and youth, and how this is affecting their preferences, choices, family relations and health
what does marketing prevent ?
Too many kids from developing healthy habits that would extend into adulthood
What are some strategies to improve children’s nutrition?
legislation restriction food and beverage marketing at young children, improved food labeling and information, better access to affordable healthy foods, public awareness, and skill buildings, and policies that support reduced sugar consumption
According to the World Health organization unhealthy diet is a major risk factor for…..
non communicable diseases that start in childhood
kids who eat unhealthy diets enter adulthood predisposed to….
chronic diseases
since 1979 the number of children with obesity has
tripled, with almost one in three children being obese or overweight
Chronic diseases accounts for over _______ of the health care spending
two - thirds
According to a report from the public health agency of Canada how many children between the ages of 5-9 consume sugar every day
one- quarter
In the part 70 years our consumption of processed food has ______
doubled… these products are now 60% of the average family purchase up from 30%
What factors influence our ability to eat a healthy diet?
Access, price, skill and knowledge
what did the recent systematic review from McMaster show?
That kids extensive exposure to marketing for unhealthy food and beverage resulted in increased calories consumed and preference for junk food
what percent of Canadiens feel that children are exposed to too much advertising
70%
What percent of people believe it is hard to monitor and control the advertising that is directed at children
72%
what percent believe that food and beverages advertised to kids are unhealthy ?
78%
What percent of people believe food and beverage industries spend too much money on advertisements so it is unfair to parents?
71%