For their well-being, children need to feel good both mentally and physically.Sleep quality and quantity are important for them to do well, yet sleep disorders may occur in 15 to 27% of children aged 6 to 10 (Neveus et al., 2001) and 30 to 60% of teenagers report feeling sleepy (Viot-Blanc et al., 2006).In addition, some children experience stress, as shown by a study conducted in Lebanon in which 25% of girls aged 10 to 14 were diagnosed with anxiety or depression (Mahfoud et al., 2016).

 Another study, conducted with children under 18 in 22 Arab countries, revealed an unusual predominance of type 2 diabetes (T2D), correlated with obesity (Abuyassin & Laher, 2016).Discover our solutions!