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If eating junk food and watching television lead to obesity, a sedentary lifestyle, and a road marked by diminished health and increased illness, then kids living in Britain are about to get a whole lot healthier.2. Man, will this be controversial. It's a good idea, though. I remember all the hoopla about banning cigarette ads, but it happened. Of course businesses will always find ways to promote their harmful products, but you have to start somewhere. But to get the ads off TV just has to be helpful for kids' health.
Regards,
Richard Day Gore
Posted at 1:03PM on Apr 8th 2007 by richard day gore
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1. This is a great step forward in helping children stay healthy physically and intellectually. As a primary school teacher, I think this is good news for the educators who spend the largest part of the waking day with children. Teachers hate it when students come to school with sugary, nutrient deficient lunches.
Posted at 1:39AM on Apr 9th 2007 by Vanessa