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Your Health ,Your Future
Malak and Jasmine .
How to get a healthy lifestyle for your kids
- Exemple of a good diet of kids to stay healthy.
- Concerneds (health, nutrition,exercise) in Memphis
- The consequences
- Solutions
- The awareness of the importance of a healthy lifestyle
- help the kids improve their physical activity .
The concerneds about Health, Nutrition and Exercise in Memphis USA 🇺🇸
Memphis, Tennessee, faces significant health challenges related to nutrition and physical activity, impacting both adults and children.
Contributing Factors:• Food Deserts: Limited access to nutritious and affordable food contributes to rising obesity rates and related health problems. TENNESSEE GOVERNMENT
Adult Health Concerns:• Obesity: In 2020, 40% of adults in Shelby County were reported as obesity SHELBYTNHEALTH.COM
Child and Teens Health Concerns:• Overweight and Obesity: 38.8% of public school students were classified as overweight or obese. • Physical Activity : Among high school students, 28% are not engaging in at least 60 minutes of physical activity in a day of the week. • A significant 27.7% of high school students reported watching television for three or more hours per day on an average school day. SHELBYTNHEALTH.COM
Solutions :
Memphis, Tennessee, offers a variety of resources for individuals in health,nutrition, and exercise.
Shelby country health department
Memphis Farmers Market
A healthcare organization offering wellness programs, nutrition classes, and fitness activities to promote overall health and well-being.
Church Health
Offers health programs and including the 'Let's CHANGE' combating obesity and promoting healthy lifestyles.
A nonprofit, producer-only farmers market featuring local farmers and artisans, providing fresh and healthy food options to the community.
Raising A awareness Of the inportance of a healthy lifestyle For kids
Raising awareness about the importance of a healthy lifestyle for kids involves educating parents, schools, and communities on practical ways to improve physical activity and diet.
1. Educating Parents andCaregivers
2. Encouraging Physical Activity
3. Promoting Healthy Eating atSchool
4. Community Involvement andPrograms
A Good Diet Of Kids
A balanced diet is essential for children's growth, development, and overall health. Incorporating a variety of nutrient-dense foods ensures they receive the necessary vitamins and minerals.
Breakfast: 🍓 A banana Morning Snack: 🥜 A handful of almonds Lunch: 🥪 A turkey and cheese sandwich on whole-wheat bread Afternoon Snack: 🥛 A small cup of yogurt Dinner: 🥘 Grilled salmon with steamed broccoli Before Bed (Optional): 🍏 An apple
Consequences
An unhealthy lifestyle during childhood can lead to numerous immediate and long-term health consequences, affecting physical, psychological, and social well-being.
Long-Term Consequences:
Short-Term Consequences:
Low energy & fatigue Weakened immune system (get sick more often) Poor sleep & trouble focusing Mood swings & stress Weight gain & low fitness levels
Obesity & chronic diseases (diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure) Mental health issues (anxiety, depression, low self-esteem) Weakened bones & long-term physical health issues Higher risk of unhealthy habits (smoking, drinking, poor lifestyle choices)
To tackle these issues, parents, schools, and communities must work together to encourage healthier lifestyles through balanced nutrition and regular exercise. Taking action early is key to preventing health problems and helping children lead healthier lives.
CHILDHOOD OBESITY BY THE NUMBERS
Many U.S. kids are overweight or obese, and most don't exercise.
1 in 3 children and teens are considered overweight or obese
2 out of 3 don't get any daily physical activity
96%
96%of elementary schools offer no physical education classes