Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can leave lasting imprints on our health, leading to issues like substance-related disorders and obesity in adulthood. A systematic review by Wiss and Brewerton reveals that multiple ACEs increase the likelihood of adult obesity by 46%, linked to factors like social disruption and chronic stress. To combat these effects, they suggest reducing ACE exposure, improving trauma-informed care, and enhancing the food environment for better long-term health outcomes.
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