“It is well documented in both Exercise and Physiology literature that chemical changes occur in the brain after it is exposed to exercise…a regular aerobic intervention at 75% of maximum respiration would indeed be an increase over the child’s daily activity schedule. This change in physiological activity has the

potential to change daily behavior. If children, who are exhibiting the early symptoms of ina

More children are overweight or obese than ever before. The term “overweight” refers to a child that weighs more than is recommended for a given height; and when this excess weight is in the form of fat, health problems may develop. “Obesity” is an excess of body fat. Children are considered obese if they are greater than:

twenty-five percent of weight as fat for boys and thirty percent of weight as fat for girls. (Summerfield)

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