Unit 2: Junk Food at School pt.1

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SOMETHING ENJOYABLE

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APPEALING: Something that attracts interest or pleasure.

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THE FAST SPREAD OF SOMETHING, USUALLY UNHEALTHY

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EPIDEMIC: A rapid increase in the occurrence of a disease or unhealthy behavior in a population.

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A REPEATED ACTION, OFTEN DONE WITHOUT THINKING

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HABIT: A regular practice or routine that is often done unconsciously.

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TO PREVENT THE USE OF SOMETHING

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BAN: An official or legal prohibition against something.

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BEING OVERWEIGHT

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OBESITY: A medical condition characterized by excessive body fat that may impair health.

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FOOD THAT IS HIGH IN SUGAR AND FAT

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JUNK FOOD: Unhealthy food that is often processed and lacks essential nutrients.

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A STRATEGY TO IMPROVE HEALTH

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HEALTHY EATING: A balanced diet that includes a variety of foods to maintain health.

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A COMMON REASON FOR EATING JUNK FOOD

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CONVENIENCE: Junk food is often quick and easy to obtain.

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THE IMPACT OF JUNK FOOD ON HEALTH

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NEGATIVE EFFECTS: Can lead to health issues like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.

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A WAY TO ENCOURAGE HEALTHIER CHOICES

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EDUCATION: Teaching about nutrition and the effects of junk food.