January 20, 2012

Appropriate or Shameful? Childhood Obesity Campaign. Thoughts?

By inkwellness
 

child, obesity, fat, georgia

Given the principles posted yesterday, specifically #4:  Drive Out Fear (and tough love), what are your feelings about Georgia’s obesity campaign?

http://www.obesityaction.org/childhoodobesitystigma.php

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One response to “Appropriate or Shameful? Childhood Obesity Campaign. Thoughts?”

  • Sandra Whiteis
    January 20th, 2012 at 8:00 pm

    Childhood obesity needs to be addressed. That’s for sure. It is a huge issue. However, I believe there might be a much more appropriate way of addressing than this. It seems to me they should target parents, educate them about healthy eating, get healthy foods in the schools and somehow address what the corporate food industry had done to your food!

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