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Summary: Way beyond weight     

       Much beyond weight is a 2012 documentary directed by Estela Renner that promotes discussions about the reality of thousands of children who have graves is linked to poor diet. It is quite explanatory and the whole room worrying, where the majority of children are under 10 years old are overweight and have diabetes, serious cardiovascular problems. The most interesting is a delicacy in which matter is discussed and how in each situation alarming, such as a quantity of sugars from each set made for the children and What are the proofs that can be provoked and always? 33% of Brazilian children weigh more than they should? With the intention of making the documentary a little more interactive, a single event is The questions for parents and especially for children about their situation, as if it has reached that point and is in a position to use its habits. O

viewer perceives a difficulty that is for that family and especially for this child. And the worst is that there are not many projects Government that helps those families, since many of those interviewed do not for a swimming lesson or make a nutritional monitoring, for example.

        Obesity is related to several diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular, some cancers and also with depression. This is because, according to obese children can only see the fact that they are fat and associate bad names made by children of the age group to their appearance, making the become a shy child, a child with possible psychological problems. The great concern is to know that even presenting data on how much this food is harmful to health, few children and adolescents say they will leave this routine and the justification is the desire not to be different from other colleagues. Including, the speech of a interviewed gives us the idea that it is not normal to take healthy food as a snack school, because the same in an attempt to change their habits a little received that in the group of friends that was inserted, he was the only one with a different snack, a snack healthy. I found the documentary essential because it has valuable information on how to we must take care of and leave clear how much information is worth gold, because if half the families interviewed had a notion of what they are putting on their table daily and what children, it is absolutely certain that they would not be in these.

by: Evelyn Pires