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Old 25-01-2007, 15:55   #9
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Re: MPs voice childhood obesity fears

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Originally Posted by Incognitas View Post
Well I'm fed up with being nagged about everything.Time everyone stopped wagging the finger at everyone else.Time we stopped sticking our noses into everyone's business.

I can see with my own eyes in school that the majority of the kids are not obese.It is still a minority of the school population so why do we have to keep nagging the kids overall.The majority are doing ok and I don't want them being given a phobia about eating whch is a very real likelihood if the media keep on about it.Bulima and anorexia are as much killers as obesity and just as expensive to treat on the NHS.

Yes let it be part of the syllabus but let's not go overboard.Yes lets get kids a healthier option in school meals but let's not make the eating of food an ordeal for youngsters.
Pressure for parents to work and the convenience of ready made food and home deliveries are not helping the art of cooking. If you know how to cook, something home made can be turned out in the same time as convenience food. Sadly too few people know how to cook these days
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