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Grace
24th July 2020, 17:10
Will banning advertising of junk food before 9pm reduce obesity?

Chloe21
25th July 2020, 16:06
Will banning advertising of junk food before 9pm reduce obesity?

I think it will make a difference to children because they see something and want to try it but it’s the parents that buy it so not sure if it would help.

Indigo
1st August 2020, 18:36
I’m not really convinced about the real impact this will have on the overall obesity rates in this country, yes, there may be childhood influence on parents, but parents want quick fix food and it is these highly processed foods that are the problem.

Obesity is caused by lack of nutrition.

Noella
3rd August 2020, 21:04
What is classed as junk food? Sweets, cakes and chocolate? In all honesty I don’t think that is the real problem, I think it’s the over processed stuff that people consider to be proper food, seemingly oblivious to the fact that it contains no nutrients.

Bumblebee
6th August 2020, 19:05
Will banning advertising of junk food before 9pm reduce obesity?

Who are they targeting with this? The kids or the adults? I don’t think it will have any affect at all with adults if they are anything like me they watch everything on catch up and speed through the adverts anyway!:banana:

Staci
7th August 2020, 06:00
What is classed as junk food? Sweets, cakes and chocolate? In all honesty I don’t think that is the real problem, I think it’s the over processed stuff that people consider to be proper food, seemingly oblivious to the fact that it contains no nutrients.

Exactly! I think most people know not to gorge on loads of cakes, sweets and biscuits, the junk food and quite frankly the problem with our diet nd heals comes in the over processed Western diet we eat and consider to be food!

Staci
7th August 2020, 06:01
Who are they targeting with this? The kids or the adults? I don’t think it will have any affect at all with adults if they are anything like me they watch everything on catch up and speed through the adverts anyway!:banana:

Well, judging by the 9pm watershed, I would say children, but are parents that weak they can’t say no to their children?

Bumblebee
13th August 2020, 16:02
I’m not really convinced about the real impact this will have on the overall obesity rates in this country, yes, there may be childhood influence on parents, but parents want quick fix food and it is these highly processed foods that are the problem.

Obesity is caused by lack of nutrition.
Obesity is caused from lack of exercise and eating excessively

Geri
14th August 2020, 17:05
Obesity is caused from lack of exercise and eating excessively


That’s the old way of looking at it, and research shows that it is not the case, they use to think calories in versus calories out. But that is old thinking, sadly it has not filtered down to most people.