Although this century has seen tremendous developments in health care services, millions of people worldwide are now overweighted. The aim of this essay is to investigate the factors that lead to these problems and propose some possible methods to deal with it.
One of the most contingent reasons for the increase in people’s average weight is clearly the unhealthy eating diet they live on. Traditional food using natural ingredients is now being painfully ignored by the masses. Instead, nowadays, the mass-produced one, fast-food, high in cholesterol and chemical additives, seems to be a more appealing option because it saves people time. This tendency has a corrosive effect on people’s health, especially when eaten excessively. Additionally, this problem could be attributed to the sedentary lifestyle of people. Idleness is alluring and modern people are too busy with their work to set aside a reasonable amount of time to work out or do physical exercises. The outcome of such idleness is getting out of shape and even losing some cognitive vitality. Measures against this are, in effect, abundant. First and foremost, people need to be better informed of nutrition and its implications. With a better understanding of the malign influence of junk-foods, they may have a second thought about what to eat. Moreover, decisive is the role the government plays in increasing its population’s level of fitness. Banning the advertising of unhealthy foods and tightening up on foods of unclear origin could also have far-reaching effects. What’s more, obese people need to incorporate more physical exercises into their everyday life, making it a must to complete before the end of the day.
In conclusion, unhealthy diets and the sedentary lifestyle are held most responsible for the worsening in people’s health. There are, however, a number of ways that can be used to ease the severity of this problem modern people have to face.
Although this century has
seen
tremendous developments in health care services, millions of
people
worldwide are
now
overweighted
. The aim of this essay is to investigate the factors that lead to these problems and propose
some
possible methods to deal with it.
One of the most contingent reasons for the increase in
people’s
average weight is
clearly
the unhealthy eating diet they
live
on. Traditional food using natural ingredients is
now
being
painfully
ignored
by the masses.
Instead
, nowadays, the mass-produced one,
fast
-food, high in cholesterol and chemical additives, seems to be a more appealing option
because
it saves
people
time. This tendency has a corrosive effect on
people’s
health,
especially
when eaten
excessively
.
Additionally
, this problem could
be attributed
to the sedentary lifestyle of
people
. Idleness is alluring and modern
people
are too busy with their work to set aside a reasonable amount of time to work out or do physical exercises. The outcome of such idleness is getting out of shape and even losing
some
cognitive vitality. Measures against this are, in effect, abundant.
First
and foremost,
people
need to be better informed of nutrition and its implications. With a better understanding of the malign influence of junk-foods, they may have a second
thought
about what to eat.
Moreover
, decisive is the role the
government
plays in increasing its population’s level of fitness. Banning the advertising of unhealthy foods and tightening up on foods of unclear origin could
also
have far-reaching effects. What’s more, obese
people
need to incorporate more physical exercises into their everyday life, making it a
must to
complete
before
the
end
of the day.
In conclusion
, unhealthy diets and the sedentary lifestyle
are held
most responsible for the worsening in
people’s
health. There are,
however
, a number of ways that can be
used
to
ease
the severity of this problem modern
people
have to
face.