Effects for Obesity
Rondaski Burley
Introduction to Sociology
Professor Ricardo Toye
June 6, 2015

Introduction. Obesity, once thought to be a little more than an unfortunate failure of will and self restraint, has much deeper and more complex roots. Genes clearly plays a role in driving an individual’s propensity to gain excess weight, as does environment. Early-life influences, beginning with the intrauterine environment and continuing through the first few years of life, also shape the trajectory of weight gain and body fat thoughtout the life course. Describe the effect that obesity in a childhood has had on you personally. We have all heard the stories about the happy fat person, right? Being obese comes with emotional downfalls as a kid as well as an adult. For overweight children as well as their parents, living with excess pounds can be heartbreaking. In its own way, the social stigma attached to being overweight can be as damping to a child as the physical dieases and conditions that often accompany obesity. You can probably see it in the eyes and hear it in the words of you own children. In a society that puts a premium on thinness, studies show that children as young as 6 years may associate negative sterotypes with exess weight and believe that a heavy child is simply less likiable.
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ny years ago protestors took to the streets to ensure that women can have career opportunities equal to men. With countless of hours of protesting and new laws changes in the 90’s gave push women closer to that goal, to finally be considered equal in the work field. Yet the moment she decided to become a mother and have a family inequalities between woman and the majority quickly became clear. There is so much can be done in the Corporate America world. The transition to parenthood is