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All over the world, societies are facing a growing problem with obesity. This problem affects both children and adults. What are the reasons for this rise in obesity, How could it be tackled? v.6

All over the world, societies are facing a growing problem with obesity. This problem affects both children and adults. What are the reasons for this rise in obesity, How could it be tackled? v. 6
Nations worldwide are dealing with the increasing issue of obesity. This is a cause for concern for all age groups. There are two main causes, over-consumption of fast food and lack of exercise. Possible solutions would be a government tax on fast food and special incentives for gym membership to get people exercising. One of the reasons that people are becoming overweight these days is that they are eating more junk food, ready meals and convenience food rather than cooking healthy meals at home. This is because many people tend to lead a busy life after a long day at work it is easier to just buy ready meals in the supermarket or get a takeaway. For instance, In the UK, sales of these types of foods have risen considerably since 1990, this is due to busy people seeing cooking at home as time-consuming. To tackle this issue the government should take steps to increase the tax on high fat, high sugar or unhealthy foods. Therefore, consumers would think twice about the foods they consume, which could lead to them losing weight. Another problem that needs to be considered is lack of exercise. As a result of leading a hectic life with pressures at work, many people are just too tired to go to the gym or join a sports club. For example, after a hard day at work, most people prefer to just come home and sit in front of the TV. Furthermore, when people have time off, they tend to relax rather than go to a gym. One possible solution is for employers to consider the health and well being of their employees and offer in-house company gyms or special incentives, such as discounts to join a sports or fitness club. If this is implemented it would have a positive effect on peoples health and a reduction in weight gain. In conclusion, being overweight is an increasing issue because of consumption of fast food, convenience foods and not enough exercise due to work commitments. The government needs to look at taxing fast food and companies should set up incentives for gyms, sports or fitness clubs.
Nations worldwide are dealing with the increasing issue of obesity. This is a cause for concern for all age groups. There are two main causes, over-consumption of
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and lack of exercise. Possible solutions would be a
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government
tax on
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fast
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food
and special incentives for
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gym
membership to
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get
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people
exercising.

One of the reasons that
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people
are becoming overweight these days is that they are eating more junk
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food
, ready meals and convenience
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food
rather
than cooking healthy meals at home. This is
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because
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many
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people
tend to lead a busy life after a long day at
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work
it is easier to
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just
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buy
ready meals in the supermarket or
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get
a takeaway.
For instance
, In the UK, sales of these types of
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foods
have risen
considerably
since 1990, this is due to busy
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people
seeing cooking at home as time-consuming. To tackle this issue the
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government
should take steps to increase the tax on high
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fat
, high sugar or unhealthy
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foods
.
Therefore
, consumers would
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think
twice about the
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foods
they consume, which could lead to them losing weight.

Another problem that needs to
be considered
is lack of exercise.
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of leading a hectic life with pressures at
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work
,
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many
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people
are
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just
too tired to go to the
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gym
or
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join
a sports club.
For example
, after a
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hard
day at
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work
, most
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people
prefer to
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just
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home and sit in front of the TV.
Furthermore
, when
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people
have time off, they tend to relax
rather
than go to a
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gym
. One possible solution is for employers to consider the health and
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well being
of their employees and offer in-
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house
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company
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gyms
or special incentives, such as discounts to
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join
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a sports
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is implemented
it would have a
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positive
effect on
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peoples
health and a reduction in weight gain.

In conclusion
, being overweight is an increasing issue
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because
of consumption of
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fast
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, convenience
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and not
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enough
exercise due to
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work
commitments. The
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government
needs to look at taxing
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fast
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food
and
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companies
should set up incentives for
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gyms
, sports or fitness clubs.
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IELTS essay All over the world, societies are facing a growing problem with obesity. This problem affects both children and adults. What are the reasons for this rise in obesity, How could it be tackled? v. 6

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
357 words
8
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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