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المستخلص
The Arab countries are witnessing great economic and social developments during the last four centuries, which led to changes in the health and nutritional status. chronic diseases related to food have become the most important causes of death in most of these countries. Obesity is at the top of these diseases. Has doubled over the past twenty years in a form of great risk if these countries did not undertake large preventive measures to stop the march of obesity in all age groups, and in fact there is no disease that interferes with the factors causing it, such as obesity, and this form a major obstacle in the fight may occur As a result of obesity, economic , social or health or genetic factors , factors. It mentions Muhammad Qadri and arrows Subsea (2005) that many of the studies conducted in Arab countries indicate that obesity is significantly prevalent in most Arab countries , despite the disparity in theeconomic and cultural situation between these countries, ranging the incidence of overweight and obesity in children before The school age (less than 6 years) is between 3% and 8%, which is high if compared with western countries. The percentage rises from 8% to 12% in children in primary school. Between 12% and 45% . Cons Adel Abdel Aal (2010) that overweight and obesity has become one of the familiar diseases in this age and spread among all groups and segments of society, where obesity has become children of serious health problems ever grow dramatically in developed and developing countries, statistical studies indicate the number of Countries have seen a significant increase in the prevalence of childhood obesity in the last two decades compared with previous decades. This increase in overweight children is worrying because obesity causes many health problems. In addition to social problems, overweight children are more likely to be harassed by For children, obesity is the most immediate and long-term risk factor for children’s health. It is very likely that overweight children will become overweight adults too, making them at risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease in later years.