Module 2 Discussion
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- Possible outcome of nutrition habits from childhood
- How did this happen?
- Mr. Taft, your test results indicate that you have type II diabetes, as well as high cholesterol and high blood pressure.
- Flashback to childhood habits
- Honey, it's ok to eat those foods in moderation, but you really should eat more of a balanced diet.
- Don't worry so much Aunt Tilly, what I eat doesn't matter right now because I play sports and am active!
- I eat like I always have Dr. Price. I eat what I like. How can I change my habits? I did not know it could affect me now!
- Trying to Change lifelong habits
- It will not be easy Mr. Taft. Habits that you have had since childhood can be difficult to change, but I will help you. First, we will talk about your diet......
- Mr. Taft, why don't we talk about your nutritional habits, and what we can do to change them.
- Mr. Taft has been struggling with his weigh gain, and has not been feeling well. He went to is doctor for a check up which showed he has developed diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.
- Mr. Taft remembered when he was a child, all he ate was candy and treats, but never thought about his choices because they did not affect his weight or how he felt. He still chose those same foods as an adult.
- Dr. Price explained to Mr. Taft that poor nutritional choices during childhood can be very difficult to break as adults, and cause health issues as you get older.
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