Children See Weight as 'Image Issue'
The report found children thought of a healthy diet as one that means they will not gain weight rather than one that delivers the right balance of nutrients and food groups.
01/04/08 Children are more concerned with the social consequences of being overweight or obese than the health implications, according to a new survey.
The report on childhood obesity - The Voice of Young People - surveyed the attitudes of Irish children aged 10-14 in relation to diet, nutrition and exercise.
The report found children thought of a healthy diet as one that means they will not gain weight rather than one that delivers the right balance of nutrients and food groups.
http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/breaking/2008/0331/breaking43.htm
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