Katie Yurgin HPE 102-02 Professor Sterner.  About 1 in 3 American kids are overweight or obese  Doubled in children  Tripled in adolescents  Health.

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Katie Yurgin HPE Professor Sterner

 About 1 in 3 American kids are overweight or obese  Doubled in children  Tripled in adolescents  Health Risks  Costly

 Environment  Technology  Lack of physical activity  Unhealthy eating habits  Convenience of fast food

 heart disease  high cholesterol  high blood pressure  Diabetes  Cancer  Stroke  bone and joint problems  Sleep apnea  Social and psychological problems  Poor self esteem

 Sick days  Doctors visits  Health care costs estimated at $147 billion annually  Airlines estimated $275 million on addition gasoline  Vehicles estimated $1 billion on additional gasoline

 Improve school foods  Educate parents and children  Encourage children to adopt a healthy and active lifestyle

 Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign

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