Objective: This research paper discusses the obesity problem affecting the younger population in Central and Eastern Europe. Through analyzing information from the World Health Organization (WHO) and other realizable sources, current and future prevention strategies are examples alone with the potential health risk factors presented by being obese. Methods: This paper is a secondary resource of obesity in the younger adult population in Central and Eastern Europe, with strategies to decrease the effects on these individuals. Results: The Central and Eastern European countries of Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland should expand the knowledge of assisting younger adults on the importance of understanding healthy eating habits as well as incorporating physical activity into their daily lifestyle. Conclusion: This research shows the need to increase the demand for educating and providing support services for the younger population. The importance of healthy eating and the risk associated with lack of exercise caused by unhealthy habits in Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland.
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