What You Eat Is Your Business By Radley Balko Summary

America has an issue of making something good for them rather they make a pattern of making something easier. What a person decides to do with his/ her life is the persons business and responsibility but no one else’s. The question here is who is blameworthy of obesity in America? It is true we have a lot of unhealthy foods in the market and people make bad choices when they see them. The marketers and manufacturers of these foods come up with new recipes all the time which doesn’t make it easier on the consumers. In the article, “what you eat is your business” by Radley Balko, he revealed that being obese is the culpability of the consumers and the government, fast foods and stores are not to blame for it. He went along
If the government is paying for my medication, what is going to motivate me to stop eating the cholesterol free foods? Why do insurance companies need to spend money on giving people a healthy lifestyle a recompense while those with the unhealthy lifestyle are punished? This is our responsibility and our lives. We might not be totally aware of what we feed ourselves but everyone is partially aware of what is healthy and what is not. When we look around us today, a lot of people around us make healthy choices and we can also learn from that. If a person tries to eat less or portion control, we can be able to eradicate this problem. If a person has to eat out, the person gets information on where he or she can get a healthier food. When a person reduces their intake of fast food, they tend to see changes in their body. For example if a person has been eating out a lot, the person gains some undesirable pounds which he or she may not like, that tells us something right? If a person stops eating out for a while, the person loses some pounds. That’s the common knowledge behind it which people seem to