IELTS Speaking P.2 Topic: an article that could help people improve their health

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This is a practice text for the speaking part of the IELTS exam. Please correct it and make it colloquial.

Topic: Describe an article you read in a magazine or on the Internet that could help people improve their health. You should say:

(Source)
  • when you read it
  • where you read it
  • what it was about
and explain why (you think) it could improve people’s health.

My response:

I read an article about obesity online a few years ago. The article discussed why obese people have increased a lot in the past few decades and how we can improve the situation by a balanced diet and workouts.

One of the main reasons is that people nowadays live a sedentary life. We spend a lot of time sitting in the office and vehicles. In the article, it is suggested to work out for 30 minutes every day, such as running or swimming. Walking is also good. For example, if we ride bus home, we can get off the bus one or two stops earlier and walk home. In the office, we can also do something to get us more healthier. Due to the limited space, we can stretch our arms and legs on our seat for 10-20 minutes during lunchtime.

As for a balanced diet, it is recommended that eating more vegetables and less meat. Reduce the consumption of sugary foods such as cake and sweet. We can replace them with fruits which contain natural fructose. The article also provided a low-fat yogurt recipe featuring guava. However, if anyone who has a long-term illness, such as diabetes, it is advisable to consult an dietitian because they may have some special needs for diet.

I think the suggestions from the article are effective and achievable. Many people are busy so it's a great idea to squeeze some simple exercises in their office hours. Also, getting off the bus earlier is easy to do. The fruit, guava, doesn't cause rapid spikes in blood sugar levels so I believe it's a good choice for our diet.
 
I read an online article about obesity online a few years ago. The article discussed why the number of obese people have has increased a lot in the past few decades and how we can improve the situation by with a combination of a balanced diet and workouts exercise.
That's all I have time for at the moment.
 
One of the main reasons for the rise in obesity is that many people nowadays live a sedentary life. We spend a lot of time sitting in the office and in vehicles. In The article , it is suggests ed to work out for 30 minutes doing half an hour of physical exercise every day, such as running or swimming, or walking. is also good. For example, if we ride the bus home, we can get off (the bus) one or two stops earlier and walk home. In the office, we can also do something to get us more things to make us healthier. Due to the limited space, We can stretch our arms and legs, even while seated, on our seat for 10-20 minutes during lunchtime.

As for a balanced diet, it is recommended that eating we eat more vegetables and less meat, and that we should reduce the consumption of sugary foods such as cakes and sweets. We can replace them with fruits which contain natural fructose. The article also provides d a low-fat yogurt recipe featuring for a delicious guava and yogurt dip. However, if anyone who has a for those with long-term illnesses, such as diabetes, it is advisable to consult an dietitian because they may have some special nutritional needs. for diet.

I think the suggestions from in the article are effective and achievable. Many people are busy, so it's a great idea to squeeze some simple exercises into their office hours. Also, getting off the bus earlier is easy to do. The fruit, Furthermore, guava, doesn't cause rapid spikes in blood sugar levels, so I believe it's a good choice for our diet.
 
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