'Increasing Number of Overweight Children\r'

'Nowadays, the number of children in the obese dress is increasing in developed countries. This has led to a rise in the medical fees paid by the government to treat these children. Such medical expenses stir reached an alarming rate that a solution is indispensable to mitigate this problem. Who should we blame for the children’s wellness? What both(prenominal) people are maintaining is that the number of fast viands outlets has risen dramatically. They argue that nutrient rich in fat is usually complotd in these restaurants much(prenominal) as McDonald’s, KFC, and Burger King.Customers could save their time by consume in these outlets. Instant cooked meals are served within a short time. Furthermore, the food which is high in salinity and calories tastes good to most of the children. Finally, they will be given to this food. The fast food advertisements shown on the television move over the appearance _or_ semblance to enhance the appetite of the children. They would eventually persuade to their parents to capture them to the outlets. While the above example may be true to some extent, some people contain that the role of the parents is the main factor.The quality of people’s lives is improving. To achieve a higher standard of living, the parents have to work from day to night. Therefore, less time is accounted for the health of the children. They may even bring the children to fast food outlets for their staple meals. Some parents may not prepare a balanced meal just because their children obviate vegetables. Ultimately, it is a pity that the children have to carry their exceptional body mass around. In my opinion, if all the fast food outlets could be closed, our younger generation would not suffer from being overweight.\r\n'