A new report from the MAHA Commission suggests children's health is critically declining, attributing this to unhealthy diets, chemical exposures, and lack of exercise. Key findings include that nearly 70% of children's calories come from ultra-processed foods, directly linking these habits to rising chronic diseases. Over-medication and excessive screen time are additional concerns highlighted in the report. While the report points fingers at industry influences, it also implicates parental choices, particularly in the context of changing family dynamics and busy lifestyles affecting children's nutrition and health outcomes.
The MAHA Commission's report highlights alarming declines in children's health, attributing these issues to poor diet, over-medicalization, and lack of physical activity.
It emphasizes that nearly 70% of calories for American children come from ultra-processed foods, which contribute significantly to weight gain and chronic diseases.
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