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So... children AROUND THE WORLD are suddenly obese? What is going on...
Check out FAQ 202 and other FOREO bestsellers here: https://foreo.se/EsPyv and use code 30KIANA to get an extra 30% off on most products. The code is stackable, so it applies to other discounts!
UNICEF "Feeding Profit" report:
kdocherty.com/unicef-report
Nearly 1 in 10 school-age children around the world are now obese. What’s even more surprising is where it’s happening. Most people assume the childhood obesity epidemic is mainly an American problem, but UNICEF's new Childhood Nutrition Report 'Feeding Profit' shows that the fastest growth in obesity is now taking place in low- and middle-income countries. Nations that only a generation ago were struggling with starvation are suddenly facing the opposite crisis: kids being pushed into diets of ultra-processed food that wreck their health.
Today we're going to look at the new UNICEF report - and discuss some examples that show exactly how bad the global childhood obesity epidemic is. This report paints a clear picture: obesity is not just about lifestyle or willpower, it’s about an industry designed for profit at the expense of health.
UNICEF "Feeding Profit" report:
kdocherty.com/unicef-report
0:00 - Childhood obesity
2:50 - Your childhood
6:30 - Unicef Report: Starvation to Obesity?
10:45 - Kellogg's In Africa
13:15 - Indomie Noodles
16:18 - Indomie Marketing To Children
So... children AROUND THE WORLD are suddenly obese? What is going on...
Check out FAQ 202 and other FOREO bestsellers here: https://foreo.se/EsPyv and use code 30KIANA to get an extra 30% off on most products. The code is stackable, so it applies to other discounts!
UNICEF "Feeding Profit" report:
kdocherty.com/unicef-report
Nearly 1 in 10 school-age children around the world are now obese. What’s even more surprising is where it’s happening. Most people assume the childhood obesity epidemic is mainly an American problem, but UNICEF's new Childhood Nutrition Report 'Feeding Profit' shows that the fastest growth in obesity is now taking place in low- and middle-income countries. Nations that only a generation ago were struggling with starvation are suddenly facing the opposite crisis: kids being pushed into diets of ultra-processed food that wreck their health.
Today we're going to look at the new UNICEF report - and discuss some examples that show exactly how bad the global childhood obesity epidemic is. This report paints a clear picture: obesity is not just about lifestyle or willpower, it’s about an industry designed for profit at the expense of health.
UNICEF "Feeding Profit" report:
kdocherty.com/unicef-report
0:00 - Childhood obesity
2:50 - Your childhood
6:30 - Unicef Report: Starvation to Obesity?
10:45 - Kellogg's In Africa
13:15 - Indomie Noodles
16:18 - Indomie Marketing To Children
