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    Shut Down Fast Food

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    the government should shut down the fast food industry. If the people of America want their eating habits to be unhealthy and don’t care about the consequences then let them go for it. Also if the government does shut down the fast food industry then he is shutting down so much jobs and job opportunities like a fry cook‚ a cashier‚ a drive-thru talker‚ a doctor and so many more (not really) job opportunities. And if the people of America don’t know that the food they eat kills them then the government

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    fast food chains

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    Bose‚ Debopriya. (2012.) Advantages and disadvantages of Fast Food. Retrieved from http://www.buzzle.com/articles/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-fast-food.html There are 13‚000 McDonald’s restaurants just in America alone‚ along with 8‚000 KFC’s in 80 countries. The biggest disadvantage is the tremendous effect on one’s health. In this article Debopriya talks about how in the fast food industries use a lot of sugars‚ salts‚ oil‚ fried meat‚ cheese‚ mayonnaise‚ and clearly they use calories. It

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    Fast Food Nation Ch 1-2

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    For the complete study guide‚ visit: http://monkeynote.stores.yahoo.net/ Sample MonkeyNotes Note: this sample contains only excerpts and does not represent the full contents of the booknote. This will give you an idea of the format and content. Fast Food Nation The Dark Side of the All-American Meal by Eric Schlosser 2001 [pic] MonkeyNotes Study Guide by Laurie Lahey http://monkeynote.stores.yahoo.net/index.html Reprinted with permission from TheBestNotes.com Copyright ( 2006‚ All Rights Reserved

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    The Jungle v. Fast Food Nation Brenton Beardsley Illinois Valley Community College In the book‚ The Jungle and Fast Food Nation‚ there was several points that were brought up about the values‚ beliefs‚ political ideas‚ and institution. These topics played an important role in both of the books‚ as many people just like the family in‚ The Jungle‚ face several hardships in our country to this day. During these hard times people find several ways to get to their inner self and overcome these

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    Fast Food Schools

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    Chubby America: Fast Food Schools Rene Robledo Strayer University Chubby America: Fast Food Schools Childhood obesity has grown rapidly over the years‚ and with it health problems such as type one and two diabetes‚ and high blood pressure. It is most likely that a child who is already overweight will reach obesity at adulthood. With obesity a major growing problem in America the government decided to act by passing a law‚ The Healthy‚ Hunger-free Kids Act. The bill allows the U.S. Department

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    The Perils of Fast Food

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    shows about fast food — Supersize Me and Big Medicine come to mind — the perils of fast food have been spotlighted. Since we all lead busy lives‚ it’s often tempting to stop at the nearest fast food place instead of waiting to get home and cook. They’re fast‚ inexpensive‚ have tons of selection‚ and there seems to be one on every corner. However‚ next time you’re tempted to stop and pick up something fast‚ think about how much better home-cooked meals are for your family. Fast food chains‚ along

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    Consumption of Fast Food Fifty million people in the U.S. are dependent on fast food. Why do so many people eat fast food? It is because it is tempting. The increasing consumption of fast food is a popular trend today for many reasons. First‚ buying fast food is fast and convenient. Second‚ fast food tastes delicious. Last‚ fast food is extremely inexpensive. It qualifies as a trend because the fast food industry gets bigger and bigger every day; therefore‚ more people eat the food daily. People

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    Fast Food Gone Bad

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    United States. Americans eat a lot of fast food these days and are accustomed to the convenience and taste of fast food. Fast food restaurants are still offering the same unhealthy food with some rational changes throughout their menu. Parents may be responsible for their children’s health‚ but with the convenience of fast food it just makes it easier. It is no surprise how America is getting fatter each day and who to blame is still undecided. Fast Food Gone Bad Introduction Obesity

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    find anything as cheap‚ tasty and convenient as fast-food. Meeting the demand of people in the increasing busy pace of work‚ such fast-food chains as KFC‚ BBQ or McDonald were introduced and have deeply ingrained among those who work more and more while spending less and less time on cooking. Nevertheless‚ fast-food chains should not be supported due to several reasons. For one thing‚ fast-food is apparently not good for people’s health. Such fast-food products as fried chicken‚ fried potatoes are

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    Government‚ Fast Food and American Obesity Should the government get involved in controlling what food options are available to American consumers in an effort to fight the war on obesity? The obesity rate for Americans today has almost doubled compared to the rate in 1997 (CDC‚ 2012). Some believe this increase‚ especially in children‚ has to do with the increase in so many unhealthy fast food restaurants (Chou et al‚ 2010). However‚ does the government have the right to tell fast food restaurants

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