Children Junk Food Eating Early Age Life Hens

• we suspect they are trying to hide something, hence the need for an independent inquiry.
• today’s children eat more junk food and get less exercise than previous generations of children. it is not surprising, therefore, that rates of childhood obesity are on the increase.
• children who grow up on a diet of junk food find it difficult to change this habit later in life. it is essential, therefore, that parents encourage healthy eating from an early age.
• children who grow up on a diet of junk food find it difficult to change this habit later in life. for this reason,/this is why it is essential that children eat healthily from an early age.

hence

1. for this reason
• We suspect they are trying to hide something, hence the need for an independent inquiry.
• Today’s children eat more junk food and get less exercise than previous generations of children. It is not surprising, therefore, that rates of childhood obesity are on the increase.
• Children who grow up on a diet of junk food find it difficult to change this habit later in life. It is essential, therefore, that parents encourage healthy eating from an early age.
• Children who grow up on a diet of junk food find it difficult to change this habit later in life. For this reason,/This is why it is essential that children eat healthily from an early age.
• Eating habits formed in childhood tend to continue into adult life. Thus, the best way to prevent heart disease among adults is to encourage healthy eating from an early age.
• Eating habits formed in childhood tend to continue into adult life, hence the importance of encouraging healthy eating from an early age.
2. a number of days, etc. from now
• The true consequences will only be known several years hence.

Word Origin

• Middle English hennes (originally meaning ‘from here’): from earlier henne (from Old English heonan, of Germanic origin, related to he) + -s (later respelled -ce to denote the unvoiced sound).