Scientists at Glasgow University have developed an innovative method to treat childhood obesity. According to the study published in the prestigious journal Pediatrics, the team led by Professor John Reilly has achieved great success in this area acting in the field of changing unhealthy behaviors of families, concern over change in lifestyle of these children of a strict weight control as a primary factor and isolated. The lights of food is one of their keys.
This team has shown that its system of changing habits, reducing the hours of sedentary lifestyle to a maximum of two hours of TV and computer, increasing physical activity, is much better and more effective than other long-term programmes carried out for control of childhood obesity in public health. To change these habits have been used behavior modification techniques, motivating families to change their lifestyle.
The success of these programs lies in the fact that they are very well accepted by children and their families. Changes in lifestyle are at the family level, so that children do not? Struggling? alone to solve their problem. There are no magic solutions, but simple and creative measures such as putting tagged color to foods, the technique of traffic lights to help them effectively correct bad eating habits. For example, the label bearing the red foods should be taken only in exceptional cases, since they are the most caloric and harmful. Others, with yellow label can be consumed on an occasional basis, and the green label can be consumed without restriction.
Good news for a country, Scotland, with a high percentage of obese children, around 10% when they reach primary school, and 20% when the leave. This system may be extrapolated to other countries.
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Bernie Ecclestone (1972-1987) Tauranac left the team early in the 1972 season after Ecclestone changed the organization of the company without consulting him. Ecclestone later said: “Looking back, the relationship would never work,” noting that ” Tauranac and I had the same attitude of ‘Please be reasonable and do what I say.'” Highlights a year without direction, during which the team ran three different models were on pole position for the Argentine driver Carlos Reutemann in his career as owner of house in Buenos Aires and a non-championship victory in the Grand Prix at Interlagos. For the 1973 season, Ecclestone promoted Gordon Murray to the chief engineer of design. The young South African produced BT42 Reutemann with whom he recorded two podium finishes and finished seventh in the drivers’ championship. Ecclestone Herbie Blash also hired to manage the program of MRD in the F2.Blash by 1973 had become Brabham F1 team manager, working with Ecclestone and Murray for the next 15 years, during which time the team scored 22 wins and Nelson Piquet won the drivers’ world championships in 1981 and 1983. The Brabham BT44 was used in 1974 and 1975 seasons. In the 1974 season, Reutemann managed the first three wins of his career in Formula 1, and first since 1970 Brabham. The team finished fifth in the constructors’ championship, using the much more competitive BT44. After a strong finish in the 1974 season, many observers thought the team was favored to win the title in 1975. The year started well, with a first victory for the Brazilian driver Carlos Pace in Interlagos circuit in his native S o Paulo.However, later in the season, tire wear often detrimental to the car. Pace managed two podium finishes and finished sixth in the championship, while Carlos Reutemann had five podium finishes, including a dominant victory in the Grand Prix Germany in 1975 and finished third in the drivers’ championship. The team also finished third in the constructors’ championship table this year. While rival teams such as Lotus and McLaren relied on the Cosworth DFV engine from late 1960 until the early 1980s, Ecclestone sought a competitive advantage investigating other options. Despite the success of cars with Cosworth Murray, Ecclestone signed a deal with Italian manufacturer 
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