After a study, British researchers have concluded that food-related TV commercials make kids fat.
60 kids, aged 9 to 11, were studied, and researchers discovered several things. A child's weight influenced what they ate (wow, really?), obese kids consistently chose chocolate over healthier foods when given the choice (you don't say!), and all kids wanted to eat more after they saw TV commercials featuring sweets and other food.
Whenever I see a commercial for Viagra, I want to have sex.
On a related note, it's TV Turnoff Week!

The 'your children are fat and what are you going to do about it' vibe hits New
Zealand as the chairman of an international obesity taskforce, Professor Philip James, says there is too much talk
about obesity in New Zealand and not enough action. 









