Call: 0 90089 99189 (9 am to 9 pm, Mon to Sat )

What Are The Effects Of Childhood Obesity?

by Geetanjali B
Posted September 30, 2010 at 11:27 PM

2 Posts

Follow - Email me when people reply
  • Sarah wrote
    Posted October 1, 2010 at 9:35 AM
    The effects of obesity in children can be divided into 2 categories; psychological effects and physical effects. The psychological effects include lowered self-esteem, depression, fear of being disliked by parents and friends or fear of being bullied by the other children. This may also lead to the child shying away, eventually becoming lonely and opting for anti-social things like drug abuse. The psychological effects, which, start showing at an early age, can make an tremendous impact on the whole life of the child.
  • Swati Khanna wrote
    Posted February 10, 2011 at 4:36 AM
    I agree with you Sarah.. Childhood obesity has very negative effects on the child psychology. Besides it may even play havoc with the health of the child. As the child grows into adult, there may start appearing health problems like that of diabetes,hypertension,heart disorders and even liver disorders,quite early in life. These can be prevented only by checking obesity and overweight problems in children. Parents,guardians and teachers can play an important role in checking the cause and rectifying it on time.
Did this answer your question? If not, then ask a new question or start a new discussion

Recent Discussions in General Health

10 Benefits of Listening to Music

Last Activity 2 days ago

Hair care

Last Activity 4 days ago

sattu

Last Activity 15 days ago

Weight loss diet plan

Last Activity 24 days ago

Other Related Discussions

You're reading What Are The Effects Of Childhood Obesity?

How can we improve this site for you?

Site Map | Site Index | Return Policy | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
© 2011 LifeMojo Health Solutions Pvt Ltd. All rights reserved.
All the content of this Website or any communication from LifeMojo.com is for educational purpose only. This website does not provide any medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Use of this website is subjected to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Please read them.