Science, asked by suvrnaaher1986, 6 months ago

(b) What is 'junk' food ? How does it affect a child's health, who eats it
regularly ?​

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Answered by anushka3053
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Regular junk food intake leads to long-term health problems such as obesity, accompanying emotional and self-esteem problems, and chronic illnesses in later life. A single fast food meal could add 160 and 310 extra kilocalories to the daily caloric intake for teenagers and younger children, respectively.

Answered by vikaskumarverma
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Answer:

Regular junk food intake leads to long-term health problems such as obesity, accompanying emotional and self-esteem problems, and chronic illnesses in later life. A single fast food meal could add 160 and 310 extra kilocalories to the daily caloric intake for teenagers and younger children, respectively.

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