In David Gerard Hogan’s article “Fast Food,” fast food industries are criticized in many aspects. Hogan tells that fast food causes many problems like healthy problems first. The fast food industry use low quality materials. Many critics said much of the meat of hamburgers was either spoiled or diseased. The high calorie of fast food can cause fat and other serious health problems. (590-591)…
The Holocaust was an awful thing. I don’t think it was right at all. It definitely should not had happen at all. It was an unlawful act by humans on other humans. Ellie and all the other survivors are very brave and courageous people for sharing the horrific stories with the rest of the world. I’m sure that with out all their stories we wouldn’t know how bad the Holocaust was.…
Today, I've been looking for a quote on dogs to describe how I feel about my dogs. I found this quote on dogs from Jack Canfield's Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul book. I know that any loving dog owner will resonate with this quote in a big way because it is absolutely true.…
The fast food industry has been part of our American Culture for nearly seventy years. What started from a single McDonalds has grown to become a huge organization. Since fast food has become such an easy answer to a lot of our problems, most people do not stop and think about what they are putting into their bodies and the long-term effects it will have on their health. Therefore, the fame of fast food has caused Americans to experience an increase in adverse medical problems.…
It is true that the fast food companies were more emphasized on their marketing strategy than our citizens’ health. The “super size” marketing strategy had trained us to think that “oceanic drinks and gargantuan portions are normal” (Browniee, 21). I do agree that fast food companies’ excessive marketing is really profitable for them and they don’t put our health in the first place. But I think it is the people who made the bad choice for their health. The point of the fast food is to save peoples’ meal time when they are in a hurry. It is convenient and cheap but also insures our daily needs of protein, calories, Cholesterols and a bunch of necessary Minerals. It’s not the best source of healthy food but it’s defiantly better than eating a chocolate bar or instant noodle when people are in a hurry.…
Based on 2009 US Industry report, there were 303,989 fast food locations in the US alone. “Fast food was the main food source for up to 38% of children” stated researcher Shanthy Bowman, PhD, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Beltsville, Maryland. She also demonstrated that when kids eat fast food, they eat more food all day long and over one year time period, a child can pack on 6 extra pounds because of high fast food eating. The result of overeating is a nation that is becoming obese and overweight. The result of obesity? More illness and soaring healthcare problems.When we say fast food, we are thinking 'junk food ' yum...(insert drool here). Fast food has become one and the same from hamburgers to pizzas, to French fries, hot dogs and more. Fast food has high calories, fats, saturated fats, sugar and salt content. The fats, sugar, and salt in fast food draw us kids like a magnet and because fast food doesn 't contain much fiber we don 't feel full afterward so we tend to eat more later on. Compared with kids didn 't eat fast food, fast food eaters ate an average of 187 more calories a day. At that rate, “the child would gain 6 extra pounds each year, if they didn 't get enough exercise to burn…
Americans live a hectic life, they have to take their kids to school, take care of the household, go to work, and provide their family with food. 17 hours is usually not enough time for people to successfully accomplish everything on their list. Therefore, in order to increase time spent on other things, people will decrease their time spent on making food and get the faster option, fast food. There are millions of fast food places around the country but in nearly every case the food is greasy and not healthy. Unable to realize the long term effects the consumption of fast food can have, thousands of Americans still can not resist going there. With speed as the only positive factor, how can people continue to expose their families to such unhealthy food alternatives?…
Usually, and as the medical reports say, junk food is unsafe. We can explain this in an easy way. Most of the restaurants that serve fast food do not serve healthy and safe food to people where as they serve junk food. “Unsafe food” means that the reference of the food is unknown. If we take meat as an example, because it is used in most fast food restaurants’ sandwiches, we do not know whether the health organizations in the government approved that this kind of meat which is being sold in the fast food restaurant is clean and healthy or is not appropriate to be eaten. People do not know the reality, but they have a big field of research they can do so they know more about junk food.…
It can be argued that fast food has contributed a great deal to a generation with the highest childhood obesity percentages. The creation of the fast food industry has not only had direct effects on people’s health due to the content of the food they are serving, but they also have had the ability to alter lifestyles. Nowadays the fastest company wins. Anyone who can deliver the most hassle free experience has the upper hand. This has inserted a similar mindset into all of their consumers, posing thoughts like: “Why exert my energy to cook a healthy meal when I could hop in my car and grab a burger from a drive through?” for example. The combination of thoughts like that and the nutritional value of the food have created an epidemic for this generation. Either the food itself or the life style it is promoting needs to change before the future sees even worse effects of fast food than in the past and…
Reading an article on the front page of a prominent newspaper caught my eye, “Fast Food Leads To Chronic Diseases”. Recently, media coverage show how people are very fond of fast food and how they fail to realise its detrimental effects on their bodies. I wondered what it was that made fast food bad. Well, it’s like the name suggests it’s made quickly and contains sugars, fats, salts and the cooking processes have no beneficial effects on our body. Therefore, the built up amount of sodium, glucose and saturated fats causes obesity, diabetes and blood pressure which lead to heart disease. And it is a well-known fact that with increased amount of sugar, salt and fats, food becomes finger licking delicious making it hard for people to keep away from it. So who’s to blame? It could be the fast food industries, the luring advertisements, lack of nutritional information or lack of personal responsibility.…
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Fast food is probably the most popular form of diet here in America. Because most of the people are busy trying to make money, they do not have enough time to spare to prepare a nutritious home-cooked meal. Since life these days is fast-paced, people settle for fast food chains located near their work place and house; fast food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner most days of the week. While reading Eric Schlosser’s best-selling book, the Fast Food Nation, it would seem like the fast food industry is responsible for shaping the American culture. But after understanding the book carefully, the readers will see that Schlosser is making a point about the American culture using fast food as one of its tools for its benefits; businesses doing everything to make profit, to the point of disregarding the moral values and ethics in life. The quantity of money, not the quality of the item seems to be the theme of their objectives. People think that eating at these fast food chains is better because they are able to spend less money. What they may have missed to remember (or to know) is that in the process of saving money, they have sacrificed their own health and helped these gigantic fast food industries and their suppliers earn more money by letting these chains sell them continuously with corrupted food.…
First of all it kills! Many Americans choose to eat fatty fast food instead of healthy food. According to the article, Tax on junk food can help pay the cost of diet-related diseases by Ronnie Cummins, it states that “In 1972, U.S consumers spent three billion dollars a year on fast food;today we spend more than a hundred - ten billion dollars”. He meant that Americans spend more money today in fast food than back then. Millions of people have become addicted to the fast food, from young kids to adults.…
However a new study found that fast-food consumption is simply a byproduct of a much bigger problem. Just because children who eat more fast food are the most likely to become obese does not prove that calories from fast foods are the blame. A study done by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) on junk food and nutrition has told us that most of the junk foods contain very high levels of trans fats, salts and sugar – which no doubt leads to severe ill health and diseases like obesity and diabetes. Junk food – all the stuff that most of us love to snack on – has enough trans fats, salt and sugar to lead us to an early onset of diseases in the young. And what’s worse is, neither the companies, nor the government is bothering to tell us what these foods contain. We all know junk food is bad; we still eat it. But do we know how bad it is? Do we ever check what we are eating and whether what that packet of chips has what it claims it has. No we don’t. Honestly, what makes junk food so unhealthy is the high levels of salt, sugar, fats and carbohydrates in…