How does school food to child abuse? He is relating it because he thinks it is making us just as unhealthy and happy as something that could be considered child abuse related. ... They can make the food healthier and fresher by worrying less about money and consumption.
Processed foods that are high in fat, sugar, and salt have become a mainstay of lunches in schools across America and the results are in — experts say these unhealthy school lunches are a contributing factor to the childhood obesity epidemic. ... And those problems can lead to children who don't perform as well in school.
<em>As Karen is preparing to present her research paper in her psychology class, she is filled will fear. She starts to sweat, and she notices that her mouth is very dry. Physiologically, Karen is experiencing the fight response that is activated by her sympathetic nervous system. </em>
