Obesity

famous products of this restaurant. This logo became the key symbol of MacDonald’s. Currently everybody in the world can associated this logo with the MacDonald’s brand. Macdonald’s prominence has made it a frequent topic of public debates about obesity, corporate ethics and consumer responsibility. In answer to these charges, Macdonald’s builds an important part of its communication around health and safety. But there are also two others important communication axis. The first aims at widening MacDonald’s

2 Ludwig DS., Peterson KE., Gortmaker SL. (2001). Relation between consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks and childhood obesity: a prospective, observational analysis. Lancet; 357, 505-508. 3 Étude californienne, réalisée auprès de 43  000 adultes et 4  000  adolescents  : California Center for Public Health Advocacy (2009). Bubbling Over: Soda Consumpton and Its Link to Obesity in California. Repéré à http://www.publichealthadvocacy.org/bubblingover.html 4 Crawford PB., Woodward-Lopez G., Ritchie

consommations alimentaires » (INCA) sur un échantillon national représentatif de 1018 enfants âgés de 3 à 14 ans. En se fondant sur les nouvelles définitions internationales du surpoids et de l'obésité chez l'enfant proposées par l'International Obesity Task Force (IOTF), il ressort qu'en 1998-99, 11,6 % d'entre eux étaient en surpoids et 3,5 % étaient obèses. Selon les critères de définition classiques de l'obésité, fondés sur les courbes du carnet de santé, 13,3 % des mêmes enfants étaient obèses

to be healthy - drink 1,5 liters of water for the smooth running of organs - eat 5 fruits and vegetables a day - make a physical activity regular - limit, in particular at the children and the teenagers, the consumption of sweets to reduce the obesity at the young people 3 meals balanced a day - to avoid gaining weight, paying attention on its consumption of food fat especially in the suppers such as the butter or still dairy products as the cheese - no no grignotter not between the meals

the market. But at what price?... The Americanisation is a threat because it creates a standardization of way of life. One of sustainable development’s mainstays is social with the human’s health. So, with the fast-food settlement, we notice an obesity high increase. In USA 1/3 of population are obese. We can imagine ravages on the rest of world. But, we can underline, that USA are also influence by others countries. For example, they like many French’s actrice same Marion Cotillard, they

is disgusting * There are many vegetarian alternatives to meat * Vegetarian food are cheaper, even in restaurant or take away * All restaurant and take away do do vegetarian options * Vegetarians are less likely to be obese * Obesity is one of the main causes of illness. If you eat meat you can be diabetes, you can have a cancer, having high cholesterol, acne, food-poisoning… * A documentary : meet your meat * Many famous people are vegetarian : Leonardo Da Vinci, Thomas

calculé grâce aux renseignements du protocole et les valeurs obtenues ont été groupées en poids insuffisant (IMC< 18,5), poids normal (IMC= 18,5 – 24,9), sur-poids (IMC= 25 – 29,9) et obésité (IMC > 30) conformément aux critères de l'International Obesity Task Force (1998). La différence entre le poids actuel et le poids idéal souhaité a servi d'indicateur d'insatisfaction corporelle. La corrélation entre l'IMC et la description du poids a servi d'indicateur quant à l'évaluation correcte ou non de

England (HSE) shows that, in 2007, 60.8% of adults (aged 16 or over) in England were overweight and, of these, 24% were obese. This represented a slight fall in the proportion of overweight adults (61.6% in 2006); however, the figures also showed that obesity had increased among children. In 2007, 28.6% of children (aged between 2 and 10) in England were overweight and, of these, 15.4% were obese. The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills’ (BIS’) Foresight Tackling Obesities: Future Choices project

ces jeux la et les cours de récréations plus animées. Partie 2 : Expression ecrite I think it was a good idea to teach children how to play traditionnal games at school because it's more funny than electronic games. These games help to reduce obesity AND DEVELOPPED MOTRICITY AND TEAM'S SPIRIT The current children today play a lot to the game console and all alone too! For those who do not have console games and indeed they have their televisions at the house and once in the school playground

existe un nombre illimité d’aliments, ceux-ci sont devenus des OCNI (Objets Comestibles Non Identifiés). Depuis le XXe siècle, la mode et de faire des régimes. La peur de l'excès à remplacer la peur de la faim et des carences. La fear of obesity, venue des États-Unis gagne du terrain. L'homme stocke les graisses à cause de la frustration des pénuries dans le passé. Ces disettes persistent dans les pays pauvres où la production de céréales est utilisée pour les animaux, les riches et les biocarburants