And you now what?! It's already December! It is the last month of the year! Do you guys have any planing for this winter break? Well, I do! I going on a vacation with my family. Where I'm going? Well i will tell you that later... Moving on to my main topic for today's postings... :)
Well for today, I would like to talk about
my food-related book. In one of my earlier postings, I talked about my book
that I was reading, which was Bailey’s Café.
However I decided to change my book because I wanted to read more facts about
food rather than reading about fiction novel talking about food. I chose the
book called Food Wars by Tim Lang and
Michael Heasman. This book talks about how the future of food is to be shaped
and discusses how the food policy should it be. It also shows how the way food
is produced affects our own health, environment, and the national economies. Here is the picture of this book:
Right now, I am reading the chapter about
diet and health and talks about how foods could affected to our own health and
turn into to heavy diseases. They also show the evidence to support of the
framework as it relates to health, food policy and the dynamics of the food
systems. They started researching by looking at the evidence of how the world’s
diet is changing and facing the problems that each country has. They found out
that rich countries suffer with heart disease, obesity, and diabetes, while poor
countries suffer with hunger. As newer concerns, they found out that obesity
and diabetes are rising, which they think that policies are not doing well on
addressing about it.
Here’s a short video clip talking about increasing numbers of overweight children in developing counties. I was really surprised when I heard that the number of obese children is two times as high it was 20 years ago and 43 million children who are under the age of five were overweight in 2011.
Here’s a short video clip talking about increasing numbers of overweight children in developing counties. I was really surprised when I heard that the number of obese children is two times as high it was 20 years ago and 43 million children who are under the age of five were overweight in 2011.
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lc8-eWeyU8s)
Don’t you think it’s terrible?? I think we should
take-care our own health and choose our food wisely and carefully in order to
have well balanced-diet...
Thanks for reading! :)