This concerns health experts who would like to see families spending money on milk, fruit, vegetables, and other foods that are essential to the growth and development of children. Instead, too much of the family budget goes toward a product that “does not provide any nutrient to the body but does have a large amount of carbohydrates, which in the long run contribute to the development of obesity, ” reports Reforma.
See fakt teeb muret tervishoiutöötajatele, kuna selle asemel et osta piima, puuvilju, köögivilju ja muid laste kasvuks ja arenguks vajaminevaid toiduaineid, kulutavad pered liiga palju raha toodetele, mis „ei anna kehale mitte mingisuguseid toitaineid, vaid sisaldavad suures koguses süsivesikuid, mis soodustavad pikapeale ülekaalulisust ”, teatab„ Reforma ”.