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Project Fear Chapter 1798.6....kids Are Fat Because Of Brexit!
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http:// metro.c o.uk/20 18/05/0 1/child ren-fat -brexit -jamie- oliver- says-75 13003/
Right oh Jamie! Gawd the remoaners are getting desperate!
Right oh Jamie! Gawd the remoaners are getting desperate!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Back to the '50's is the answer to obesity! We walked everywhere, TV was limited to about half an hour ('Andy Pandy' and 'The Flowerpot Men') and apart from that, well your mum chucked you out to play in the morning, called you in for your lunch and then chucked you out again. You earned a penny by taking a neighbour's dog for a walk.
We also ate like mad - steamed puddings or apple pies to fill us up were everyday. As a generation, I believe I read that we are one of the healthiest ever.
So there's the answer. Limit TV and access to keyboards and send kids out to play. Make sure they stay in groups these days, I suppose.
We also ate like mad - steamed puddings or apple pies to fill us up were everyday. As a generation, I believe I read that we are one of the healthiest ever.
So there's the answer. Limit TV and access to keyboards and send kids out to play. Make sure they stay in groups these days, I suppose.
We haven’t had Brexit so his claims are a bit strange. What he’s actually saying is that his plans to tackle childhood obesity, drawn up with David Cameron, seem to have been scrapped by T May. The Metro seem to have done the usual trick of putting words in his mouth to lure in the readers who don’t have the nouse (or inclination) to see past a headline.
He's saying his beliefs in things the government should do, and were going to do, has not been implemented, so children's weight hasn't improved: rather than it's got worse. And he blames prioritizing Brexit as the reason his requirements are placed on the back burner. The thing is as far as I'm concerned is that I'm unconvinced the government can make much difference, and I disagree with adding taxes everywhere as a solution. We pay enough taxes and manipulating citizens using strealth taxes on what we buy isn't something that should be done. Not that all suggestions are bad, I quite like the idea of nutrition information on menus.
"What he actually said was that many government plans have been sidelines due to having to concentrate on Brexit."
Exactly. And good thing too. With or without Brexit the government has more useful things to do than to explain to ignorant people that it is not a good idea to feed their children and themselves almost exclusively on pizzas, burgers, chips and kebabs.
The dietry habits of many people in this country have become the way they are because they are too lazy to buy and prepare food themselves. The fast food outlets simply cater for demand. If the demand was not there the outlets would not flourish. Unless the government proposes an outright ban on such establishments trading at all then nothing they can do will alter this. Mr Oliver should concentrate on "slamming" things in the oven which, if I recall from one of his TV programmes that I was unfortunate enough to catch a glimpse of, is what his cooking mainly consists of.
Exactly. And good thing too. With or without Brexit the government has more useful things to do than to explain to ignorant people that it is not a good idea to feed their children and themselves almost exclusively on pizzas, burgers, chips and kebabs.
The dietry habits of many people in this country have become the way they are because they are too lazy to buy and prepare food themselves. The fast food outlets simply cater for demand. If the demand was not there the outlets would not flourish. Unless the government proposes an outright ban on such establishments trading at all then nothing they can do will alter this. Mr Oliver should concentrate on "slamming" things in the oven which, if I recall from one of his TV programmes that I was unfortunate enough to catch a glimpse of, is what his cooking mainly consists of.
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