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CHILD obesity is a problem in France where I have been living for the past 10 years. However, the statistics are not as bad as in Ireland (March 1).

French lessons
Mon, 21 Apr, 2008 - 01:00
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The French have an advantage over most countries because of their attitude towards food. While they are no strangers to fast-food restaurants, when they do go, it is at meal times and not for snacks.

The French government promotes a healthy lifestyle and children’s TV programmes carry messages advising them not to eat between meals.

Food for thought?

Dermot Cronin

Rue du Lavoir

57330 Kanfen

France

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