Obesity Campaign Poster (Photo credit: Pressbound) |
One factor that can not be disputed, is the lack of
access to exercise facilities, opportunities and education all over the
country; this lack is much worse in lower-income areas. The latest issue
of Pediatrics, a magazine aimed directly at the health of children, is
showing that this childhood obesity epidemic is hitting hardest in low-income,
minority, and more removed areas.
Furthermore, this lack of a place to exercise also
effects general activity levels as well as prevalence of obesity. So, bottom
line, people need more places to work out, easier access to those places, and
more education on why it’s so vital. This can start in the schools, in the
homes, and in the communities. Heck, you could even make money off it, open up a fitness center in your area and start showing people in your
community how valuable exercise really is. Lets
put a dent in this massive problem. Start now.
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