The study gave nearly 200 college students a choice of either M&M`s or raisins. When in the presence of an unknown fellow student from one`s own university, only 12 percent of students selected the healthier raisins. This number doubles to 31 % when another unknown student joined the room.
Despite their reputation for kids being against vegetables, the number of children eating the recommended daily amount has nearly tripled to 44% over the past few years
Susie Burrell an expert in the field of nutrition said that when we give our kid a cupcake or slice of banana bread, we are giving them way too much added sugar.
The negative impacts included weight gain, overeating, tooth decay, and we are lowering the consumption of nutrient rich foods our body needs to stay healthy.
Homemade treats taste better and have fresher ingredients, making them a terrific and healthier alternative to store bought, packaged and processed foods.
The laziest children were found to be those aged between nine and 15, with four out of five in this group failing to meet minimum recommended levels of physical activity.
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