THE AFFECT OF HIGH AMOUNT OF SUGAR AND INGREDIENTS ON CHILDREN' S  HEALTH

Qurbonov .Sh.T; Ibragimov S.T; Ochilov  Y.S; Uralov  Shukhrat Mukhratovich

Авторы

Qurbonov .Sh.T
Ibragimov S.T
Ochilov Y.S Samarkand State Medical University, Uzbekistan Scientific supervisor :
Uralov Shukhrat Mukhratovich Department of Children Diseases Propaedeutics’s docent, candidate of medical sciences:.

Аннотация

The importance of the topic. Sugar is the alcohol of the child. Children are getting disease of alcohol without alcohol. Addictive substances are addictive , you can have the knowledge that this addictive substance is ruining your health your life your family's life and everyone around you because it is addictive that is the definition biochemistry is stronger than any behavioral efforts that you can put up against it. That is the definition of addiction . Moreover, sugar is very much like alcohol, dangerous because of the molecule because of the inherent toxicity of the molecule because of things that alcohol does and how alcohol is metabolized in the body . If you show all of the diseases of alcohol type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease and brain problems. We are now seeing in children and they do not drink alcohol. But boy do they consume sugar.

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