Summary Of Candy And Soda Should Be Banned From Schools

Schools do a “good” job in promoting certain healthy foods in their cafeterias. Yes, students do not enjoy eating them but it is for their good. The fact that schools sell the “baked” chips is a good and a bad idea. It is a good idea because they are healthier than the regular chips sold in grocery stores and smaller than regular sizes. The bad part comes to the fact that they are still being sold and most students prefer to purchase them instead of fruits. In my case, I know I would prefer to eat those chips instead of the fruits. Vending machines are rarely seen in schools but the schools that do have them do not have healthy items inside. Sodas and junk snacks are what are mostly seen in those vending machines along with others. Students

Banning soda and candy from schools won’t help students to learn to make healthy decisions for themselves. Instead of banning soda and candy “Schools should focus instead on teaching students to live active, healthy lives- offering classes on healthy cooking or gym classes that make it fun to be active. There are better ways to help kids be healthier, other than banning high calorie

Did you know that drinking sugary drinks is actually a smaller cause of obesity than genetics? Although the state of New York has tried to instate a ban on soda, they have not been successful. The soda ban of New York has not been a success because people would find a way around the ban. Also the ban would cost the state more money than it has to spend.

Everyone loves sugar filled snacks, especially children. A kid’s day can be made so much better just by handing them their favorite candy bar. This is something students looked forward to during their school day. Sadly, this was made to change. Schools started banning snacks, and drinks based on their unhealthy effect they have on individuals. According to Beverly Ballaro and Ann Griswold in "Junk Food in Schools: An Overview,” this change occurred when Michelle Obama launched her project for healthy eating in 2010. Let’s Move! Was her way to fix child obesity in America. This directed schools to feed children healthier options, and twice as many vegetables or fruit. This was not a necessity for public schools across the United States. Students should not be limited to what they eat in school. As long as they are being fed their basic lunch, it should not be important what they decide to snack on.

Schools must educate children from a young age to make the right choices in healthy foods and lifestyles. If children are allowed to develop bad habits from an early age by consuming sugary drinks and sweets we are contributing to the obesity of children which then will continue into their adulthood.

Such practices are a concern, in part, due to the out-of-control statistics regarding obesity in America’s youth. Commercial vending machines in the hallways of public schools promote the consumption of junk food in youth. Often this consumption ends in tooth decay, hyperactivity and childhood obesity. In fact, according to the Center for Disease Control,

Vending machines should be allowed in every school. Most students do not eat school lunch; others cannot leave school campus to go get lunch. And many do not bring lunch from home. Throughout school I am not really hungry, but a snack here and there is good. Not all vending machines have to have unhealthy snacks in them. Another good reason to have vending machines in school is to help school profit. With the money a school makes in a vending machine, they could buy new school supplies. So much money can be made off vending machines. A big issue with having vending machines is that the high calorie snacks cause obesity. That is not true because not all snacks are unhealthy. Having vending machines give students the right to make the decision

There are many schools that have banned snacks and sodas from the school vending machines. Balko believe that American people need to take their own responsibility for their health. " Instead of manipulating or intervening in the array of food options available to American consumers, our government ought to be working to foster a sense of responsibility in and ownership of our health and well-being" (Page 396). In my opinion, this will be the best way to reduce obesity from America and this can teach people what they can eat and they will be responsible for their health. Myself and Balko’s argument are alike because as he said in article getting rid of sodas and vending machines from school will help decrease obesity.

Many schools nowadays turn off their vending machines during the school day to prevent students from eating fattening foods. In California and Hawaii, state legislators are very close to passing a law that would ban any drinks excluding milk, water or juice from being sold in elementary schools, and reduce the hours older students can use the vending machines. Michelle Obama and the Obama Administration have asked Congress to improve children's nutrition by getting rid of school vending machines that provide students with sugary snacks and drinks. The problem with this is school’s are making an extravagant amount of money off feeding their students with artificial flavoring and

Imagine that you saw the inside of your body just after you drank a can of soda. It is not pleasant. Soda is a sugary drink that a lot of people and kids love to drink when they have people over for an occasion. It is also offered at restaurants and other stores for people to get and buy. Soda and other sugary drinks should not be permitted in schools. Although soda is not healthy for you, it tastes delightful and pleasurable. Soda shouldn’t be allowed in schools because they are bad for your body and can damage the insides of your body, and soda can make you become obese and large.

High-sugar foods should be sold in high school bending machines. People come in all shapes and sizes. A decision based on unhealthy kids is not a fair punishment for everyone. It’s the people money, if they want snacks they shouldn’t be forced to buy fat free foods. Not everyone wants to lose weight. High-sugar foods should be sold in high school bending machines because a decision based just on unhealthy kids is unfair, it’s the kid’s money they should be able to buy what they want, and not everyone wants to lose weight.

Soda Pop or Soda Not? There is a heated debate on the issue of allowing students in the public school system to purchase soda inside the walls of the school. Many oppose the sale of soda claiming the health of the children is at stake, others want soda pop to remain in schools to help support the already underfunded public school systems. This report will argue that soda should remain in our public school systems.

Giving student access to eat and drink soda in campus will not only hurt the way students need to eat but it will also hurt our environment.Many students love to eat candy and drink soda but if we take action by banning candy and soda the environment would not look messy by the rappers.Take action now because later when students get comfortable with bringing candy and soda, there are going to be students selling the items to other students.Letting the students eat candy and soda is practically saying that the school and administration don’t care about your weight.It's like saying if the government doesn't care about your weight limits.Eating things like that are

The soda is the problem because it carries more calories than chips. If schools just limited the supplies of any type of soda the obesity rate at school may seem to be different. Now, the candy would just be a little problem because candy would be an addictive source for students since it is so chewy,muchy, and sour. The candy could be addictive meaning students would want more leading to more calories but, banning it won’t change because students want their candy to buy, sell, fundraise, or eat. Candy and soda cannot be banned because if schools are teaching them healthy diets, healthy food to eat, and nutrition this all falls back on the students. The banning of candy won’t stop obesity it will just make it worse for students rebel against the

Did you know that schools across America are banning sweet treats? Some schools don’t allow their students to bring in sweet treats for their birthday. I agree with the schools that ban them. Sweet treats can cause all types of health problems. The schools that ban these treats want to make their school healthier. Sweet treats would only cause distractions in school. There are many reasons to ban the treats. In my opinion, schools should ban sweet treats because they can cause sickness and it might give students a distracting sugar rush.