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(ANSA) – Rome 17 DEC – The most widely viewed films of children are not a good example for their health and their behavior, as they condemn those who are obese and stimulate bad habits food. The rejection comes from the Medical University of North Carolina, in a study published in Obesity, they reviewed 20 children’s films. Peppered with messages urging them to tease those who are obese (70%), show exaggerated portions of junk food (26%) and unhealthy snacks (52%).
(ANSA) – Rome 17 DEC – The most widely viewed films of children are not a good example for their health and their behavior, as they condemn those who are obese and stimulate bad habits food. The rejection comes from the Medical University of North Carolina, in a study published in Obesity, they reviewed 20 children’s films. Peppered with messages urging them to tease those who are obese (70%), show exaggerated portions of junk food (26%) and unhealthy snacks (52%). 
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