Gerd Kanter: Physical inactivity has created a systemic public health crisis
Physical inactivity imposes enormous costs on the social system and healthcare — we're talking about diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. Prevention in schools and kindergartens leads to a healthier, more capable, and happier population, states Gerd Kanter.
Former Olympic discus champion Gerd Kanter has highlighted physical inactivity as a significant driver of public health crises, particularly concerning diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. He argues that the societal and healthcare expenses associated with these conditions are substantial. Kanter emphasizes that implementing preventative measures, especially within educational settings like schools and kindergartens, is crucial for fostering a healthier populace.
Addressing physical inactivity through early intervention can lead to long-term improvements in public health and reduce the burden on healthcare systems.
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