Which of the following pieces of evidence is the strongest support for a claim limiting access to fast food for children?

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Where is the evidence

uranmaximum [27]3 years ago

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Because it makes and defends verifiable facts, the answer is: A daily two percent metabolic imbalance between intake of calories and physical exercise can lead to obesity; heavy users of fast food products register an imbalance of more than ten percent.

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