Did you ever think that watching your ________ TV show could be ________ to your health?
It can be, when you consider what you see in commercial breaks. A study of food ads showed that 89% of ads that teenagers watch promote products ________ in fat, sugar, and/or sodium and fast-food restaurants. These ads can affect how you eat without you knowing it. And that's where it's ________. Children eating a snack while watching TV eat 45% more during and after food ads. Parents should look out for ________ food ads. Fast-food marketers try to get kids to eat ________ food. Ads encourage ________ meals by promising better value for bigger portions all at an incredibly ________ price. The children are commercially ________ by the advertising industry. Parents should teach their children to choose well. It's ________ to tell them not to stop eating it. They won't, but at least parents can try to educate them. They can remind the children they don't have to order a burger and a coke and chips even if it is a ________ deal. Look for an ________ way to limit the influence of ads. Avoid them. Encourage the kids to reduce the amount of time in front of the telly. The obesity epidemic should make people ________. Get children to say "no" to fast-food advertisements and "yes" to a ________ way of life.