The approach to treating childhood obesity | Anita Vreugdenhil | TEDxMaastricht

[@dianagalvan8169]

It’s parents responsibility to learn to teach their children to eat healthy but we the parents needs to by e the EXAMPLE!

[@kadariusbryant3271]

Parents need to get the education first.

[@b57832]

this was painful to watch. She didn't have enough to say. How she even made a 9min video out of it is beyond me. This adds nothing to the debate.

[@JoefromNJ1]

did u know before the Reagan administration, the government regulated how much companies could advertise unhealthy foods to children?

[@julieerard4683]

As a mom and grandma, this was very interesting. I shared the video with my daughter. She has a 12 year old at home and thought this would be useful to her to regulate most of the stuff he was talking about.

[@alr293]

Lifestyle matters on a macro level. It does not apply evenly from individual to individual or family to family.

[@aspcia]

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[@GoodDr.]

I love your video, its very informative and well discuss. Community support and resources are essential for individuals on their health journeys.

[@teresabaxter798]

Bariatric surgery should not even be an option for young children, exercise and proper food preparation should be the top option, we in America want a pill to fix everything

[@kadariusbryant3271]

Pill=money. It’s a shame.

[@sarahuni6125]

This was fantastic! So motivating. Thank you! x

[@P1J1show]

"Do you feel judgemental about the chocolate.....", *peels back buttery, crispy layer of the chocolate croissant bigger than my face*

[@haydenvickers1785]

oof

[@ruwaanarora8230]

my friend nikith is now 106 kg. he is in 8th grade . he is 175 cm

[@Suryaprasad9]

exlent video.............

[@eayuk82]

Great video.

[@Adrian-yi8fl]

9:34 of storytelling with no actual solutions.

[@kittybanjo1239]

this was a pain to watch...

[@lotus8shiva]

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[@alr293]

Not helpful in the least. More of the same.

[@joannaneuhoff-murawska8958]

On the contrary, in my opinion. I have been working with obese children for twenty years and agree with Anita: the first step to effective therapy is getting rid of our judgment!

[@Nikolai-McGuire]

And why do you think that is? Maybe the same is correct. Maybe you just don't have the balls to do it.

[@Nikolai-McGuire]

@@joannaneuhoff-murawska8958 So if you don't get criticism No way to know if you are doing right or wrong will help? To get better at anything you need criticism to get better at anything. Not being told you are doing awful It makes you happier but so does junk food And where did that get us?

[@dimamatat5548]

Solve the problem by giving the bare minium. Spartan lifestyle will make the child stronger