Please share this presentation with everybody to spread the word on obesity. Obesity is NOT a voluntary condition, it should be viewed the same way we view any other disease.
Harvard Med expert Fatima Cody Stanford believes in the importance of taking the blame out of obesity, and recognizing the underlying factors. She explains, “I want to change that thinking. Obesity is a disease like any other”. Read more below:
https://t.co/drRkk9Pchb
Is the government really doing enough to fight against obesity? They claim to have commitment for promoting healthy eating and physical activity, but when was the last time you've witnessed this? Been a while for me. See the government's claim below:
https://t.co/OIspdB5btk
With so much awareness and information, how is it that obesity rates have doubled since 1980? There is a lot more to the story. See more startling facts here at the link below:
https://t.co/E7Mwm9zBAx
Obesity is viewed as a failure of control, but should it be viewed more like a disease instead? Obesity affects 2/3 of North Americans and its time for it to be addressed the right way. It's time for a change. #EM203Robin#EM203Problem
@EM203Vparikh18 One of the biggest issues with poverty is the imbalance of overall wealth. So much of the wealth is accumulated within the top percentages whereas millions of people, evening wealthier nations, are homeless. #EM203problems
@EM203lilianacam It is important to view overall health in both physical and mental components which you mentioned. The ignorance towards mental health is very threatening to the lives of many individuals, and must be taken seriously. #EM203problems
@EM203meghclarke It is staggering how quickly things have changed in terms of how we learn, mostly for the better. Due to the advancements in technology, there are nice unique learning opportunities than ever.
@EM203Regan Personality plays a huge role in preferred learning methods. It is eye-opening how different the effectiveness of certain methods can be on individuals.
So far EM 203 has me seriously reconsidering my study habits. Additionally, I never imagined how many different ways people learn, and how varied the effectiveness can be on each individual. #EM203Robin