Who’s responsible?

I remember growing up, our meals were certainly not healthy but we played hard enough during recess that we burned it off. Then after school we went home and did our homework and outside we went. On the weekends it was the same, get up and watch Saturday morning cartoons and we then, suddenly disappeared outside with our friends.It is no wonder that our kids are getting fat at an alarming rate.

“It is estimated that almost 34% of adults are obese and as well as approximately 17% (or 12.5 million) of children and adolescents aged 2—19 years are as well.” 



 For this complete article go to my page at http://teddycrouch.com/childhood-obesity


Release date May 21, 2012