Australia

Posted by: EVLCRETURE

20th Nov 2008 11:47pm

Is the next generation going to be strong enough? Are we breading the natural strength out of our immune systems?

Anonymous

4th Dec 2010 04:35pm

Seriously doubt it - there seems to be a general lack of work ethic and an attitude that they deserve all without the effort. Health wise we are definately worse off - we are one of the most obese nations on earth and even those that are not obese are not necessarily healthy. Our own lifestyle choices and allowing our children to spend hour upon hour in front of tv, gaming consoles, mobile phones etc - we are breeding a lazy idle generation.

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