Psychological Effects of Teen Obesity

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ADRIENNE WEEKS Last Updated: Jun 13, 2017

Adrienne Weeks

Adrienne Weeks spends her time as a collegiate speech instructor, fitness instructor and stay-at-home mom. She holds a master's degree in communication studies from Texas Tech University. Weeks has written about a wide variety of topics but enjoys sharing her passion about fitness, cooking and parenting.

The surge in obesity among children and adolescents in the U.S. poses a number of serious physical, psychological and emotional issues. Educating the public on the psychological problems of childhood obesity is paramount in reducing the serious effects of the epidemic, according to experts at the Texas Department of Health. If your teen is obese or overweight and shows psychological symptoms, consult the guidance of a qualified professional who can provide properAs promised, some pictures from a great book called 'Masquerade, The Amazing Camouflage Deceptions of World War II' by Seymour Reit.



Here, an stylistically accurate addition to the boudary wall of the Houses of Parliament disguses a machine gun emplacement.



A US army HQ disguised as a rubbish pile.

Along side these great photos (and many more) is the story of Basil Spences role in Hitler's downfall.

The Quicksilver plan was developed as the planning of D-Day took place and was intended to 'conceal the real date of the invention, to indicate a false invasion area, and finally to convince the enemy (after the blow fell) that another and greater attack would come elsewhere.

The Dover 'pipeline', part of this intricate hoax, was designed by one of England's leading architects, Professor Basil Spence,