The authors of the article claim that children have started watching more television than twenty or thirty years ago. This obviously leads to inactivity and, consequently, obesity. Furthermore, the main point of the article is that television, as a popular tool among children, could be used to spread correct information about good nutrients and obesity prevention. The authors mention that the representation of food on television generally has many negative consequences on eating habits. In many cases, movie or cartoon characters eat unhealthy foods and set bad examples for people to follow. The article supports his idea with