Sugar Consumption In The Us Analysis

Alan Levinovitz wants to persuade the audience about the dangers of sugar consumption in the U.S. The author tries to build an argument telling how the sugar consumption may be overstated. Also, there will be statements that will try to get the audience to have different views on sugar consumption. The passage will even explain how sugar can be the blame for health problems. Alan Levinovitz persuades the audience with an argument by telling what sugar is being considered, giving some effects of sugar consumption, and what people can do to eliminate sugars in their diet. Sugar now can be considered very bad for you. Some may call it as being toxic and raising the obesity rate. Also, there is some people saying that sugar is poisonous and that everyone should avoid it. Sugar is not made to be avoided,
but it needs to be regulated and not in a daily diet. Sugar consumption has no positive effect on the human body, and therefore, should not be used in the everyday meal. Alan also wants to have the audience consider taking sugar out of the house and get healthier foods to replace the sugary foods. There can be many negative effects that can come from sugar consumption. It is known that it can cause Type 2 Diabetes, and therefore, sugar labels need to contain warnings. Also, sugar cane is one of the leading causes of kids becoming hyperactive, or being classified as having ADHD. Sugar is even known to cause a weakening in the nerves and having detrimental effects on the body. The author even says to regulate things such as cigarettes, alcohol and drugs because of the sugar content still in those items. The author wants to advise people on how they may be able to eliminate sugars in the audience's lives all together.
One way sugars can be gone from a home is to clean out the kitchen, and replace all of the sugary foods with fresh food and healthy food options. Another option can be to cook at home and even chose wisely before anyone decides on what to eat. The author tells how the readers can even get foods without sugar that are affordable, and are able to be bought by everyone. If cooking without sugar works, it will become more natural to keep up with a sugar free diet. Lastly, Alan Levinovitz now hopes to change the audience's view on sugars. Also, the author wanted to get the dangers of sugars across the minds of everyone that reads this article and switch the obesity rate from increasing to decreasing. Even if many switch from sugar filled foods to foods with no sugar, there will be a big change in the foods being sold and how they will be made. Alan even gave logical explanations to help develop new ideas for the readers to change from pro-sugar to anti-sugar. The emotions of the readers may soon be put forth to get rid of sugary foods that are
consumed.