It is true that obesity is associated with many adverse effects, which puts extra pressure on the health care system. It is often argued that more physical education classes in schools is the best step to overcome this issue. While I agree that this is this good idea, I believe that there are better ways to tackle the problem.
Increasing the number of physical education lessons is no doubtedly an effective measure to help the health care system fight obesity and its consequences. This strategy gets to the problem roots and can prevent it before happening. By teaching children and adolecents to exercise more, we build a more fit society. These young people are more likely to make exercise a habit and a part of their lifestyle in the future. Furthermore, students can learn, at a young age, from their professional and skilled teachers about the benefits of exercise and the correct techniques to do it.
While I believe this method is effective, I believe that it is not enough by itself. Governments and societies should aim to encourage physical activity and spread awareness among society's all age groups. This can be done by promoting a healthy lifestyle and making this lifestyle affordable. For example, there should be public gyms free of charge where everyone can exercise. In addition to that, any kind of ads that promote unhealthy habits, such as fast food ads, should be banned.
In conclusion, more physical education classes in schools is one step to overcome the burden put on the healthcare system by obesity. However, there are many other steps that should be taken in addition to that.
It is true that obesity
is associated
with
many
adverse effects, which puts extra pressure on the health care system. It is
often
argued that more
physical
education classes in schools is the best step to overcome this issue. While I
agree
that this is this
good
idea
, I believe that there are better ways to tackle the problem.
Increasing the number of
physical
education lessons is no
doubtedly
an effective measure to
help
the health care system fight obesity and its consequences. This strategy
gets
to the problem roots and can
prevent
it
before
happening. By teaching children and
adolecents
to
exercise
more, we build a more fit society. These young
people
are more likely to
make
exercise
a habit and a part of their lifestyle in the future.
Furthermore
, students can learn, at a young age, from their professional and skilled teachers about the benefits of
exercise
and the correct techniques to do it.
While I believe this method is effective, I believe that it is not
enough
by itself.
Governments
and societies should aim to encourage
physical
activity and spread awareness among society's all age groups. This can
be done
by promoting a healthy lifestyle and making this lifestyle affordable.
For example
, there should be public gyms free of charge where everyone can
exercise
.
In addition
to that, any kind of ads that promote unhealthy habits, such as
fast
food ads, should
be banned
.
In conclusion
, more
physical
education classes in schools is one step to overcome the burden put on the healthcare system by obesity.
However
, there are
many
other steps that should
be taken
in addition
to that.