Task 1 Health Indicators Of Wellbeing

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Task 1: Question One – Health indicators of wellbeing
My question is that the countries that don’t have the same type of foods and all don’t have doctors/hospitals etc. like us and are unfortunate will, people in those countries live for a shorter time than those who have support and are more willing to be able to will live for a longer time. Also that sugar is also not available in all countries and don’t have the moral support for substantial sugar foods.
My two indicators
Sugar per person (g per day): The food consumption quantity (grams per person and day) of sugar and sweets. (docs.google.com, 2015), this tells us that the sugar intake in grams and how much was intake daily. This is an indicator of a person’s wellbeing because it shows

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