DIET FEARS

Children today eat a diet “too high in fat and too low in fibre”, (1) (nutrition) claimed in a report yesterday.(2) (find) show that two (3) (three) eat no fruit or vegetables, although some are saying the survey was (4) (represent). Many other consumer surveys have shown a steady fall in fat (5) (consume) and a rise in Vitamin C (6) (take). This paradox can partly be explained through class differences, with higher (7) (come) groups spending (8) (notice) more on fruit and vegetables. The report argues eating habits formed during (9) (child) are taken into adult life. The (10) (consequent) of this is the need to instill healthy eating habits in our children.