Obesity is a very serious issue in today's world and there is a need for regulation to solve this problem. As children become less active and eat more, the risk of obesity is much higher. Children don't need to be rewarded with fast food every time they want it or every time they do something right. Parents and children around the world need to understand the importance of healthy food so they can make better choices. If they make better food choices, they are less likely to have major long-term health problems. My goal for the United States Department of Agriculture is to increase the prices of meats and unhealthy foods produced in fast food restaurants and instead lower the prices of healthier foods you would buy at the supermarket. Fast food comes from cows' leftovers instead of their healthful substances. That's why fast food is so cheap and deli meat is so expensive. Fast food meat is not healthy in any way because it contains no nutritional value. If prices go up at fast food restaurants, the average American is more likely to stay away from there and just get his stuff from the store where it's much healthier. Yes, these meats in the store may cost a little more, but you get a lot more nutrients from them along with a couple of meals. If a person cooked a couple of hamburger or steak patties, they would be able to eat them for a few days and even change the way they eat them. If they want to eat burgers one night, they can do that, and if they want spaghetti one night, all they have to do is cook the noodles and put the meat in the sauce. This research is necessary because if adults and children don't do it learn about healing... halfway through the document... also about rnment because President Barrack Obama would have to approve it otherwise congress would have to override it. If Barrack Obama did the research he would realize that, according to an infographic from MPH@GW, “The Cost of Obesity,” lowering the national obesity rate by just 5% could eliminate 13% of the federal deficit over the next 20 years . Reframing the obesity epidemic in economic terms could be one way to get Americans to address obesity through public health legislation (Fudin). Obesity will need to be regulated in the next few years and the only way to do that is to increase the prices of fast food and lower the prices of healthy foods. If they don't control this problem, the whole world will become unhealthy and will not live as long as us because many of them will have health problems when they are in their thirties..