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    Junk Foods Junk food is a popular term for any food which is low in essential nutrients and high in everything else particularly calories and sodium(2012‚ cited in Farlex). For the people who live in urban areas‚ junk food is not a new thing. They like junk foods owing to the fact that these foods are tasty and can be served quickly. That is why they are also called fast foods. However‚ although junk foods are delicious‚ they bring several bad impacts which can threaten our health such as

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    discuss different types of junk food and the harm of the junk food. Thesis statement: the definition of junk food. How many different types of junk food? What is the harm for junk food. Content Pro: (Explore Issues or State Position) Examples and stories: 1. Less likely to be overweight. 2.In addition to foods and drinks with a lot of added sugar‚ it is important to keep in mind that junk food can include foods high in salt or any energy-dense (high calorie) food that doesn ’t also having some

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    It has been said that kids who went to a school without junk food were less overweight and more attentive then that of those whose schools allow junk food. However‚ in schools with junk food regulations and bans‚ some parents allow the child to bring snacks from home so those children are still subjected to junk food. Of course‚ this brings the question: Should junk food be banned from schools altogether? Meaning‚ should parents be banned from sending snacks as well as the schools providing them

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    share my opinion about banning junk food‚ and hopefully I change your opinion‚ if you disagree with me. Well‚ junk food is food that’s very high in fat‚ sugar‚ and calories. It hardly has protein‚ vitamins‚ or minerals. I know it may be very tasty and good‚ but it’s not so good for your body. Eating junk food can cause your brain to get addicted to it in a way like drugs do. You’ll constantly think you need it‚ when you don’t. If you go a couple weeks without junk food and you’re use to eating it‚

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    Wellness August 22‚ 2012 Junk Food Effects on Teenagers Recently people especially teenagers consume a lot of junk food in their daily lives. The consumption of junk food is guaranteed destructive to our health‚ but most of the teens still do not realize its effect until they are actually affected by it. Whenever you open your refrigerator you mainly seek something unhealthy without even recognizing it‚ it’s like we are only striving for filling our stomachs. Junk food affects your daily life.

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    various schools sell junk foods to students and of course according to me this isn’t right. There are various reasons why junk foods should be removed from school lunch menus. One of the most important reason is that it is important to create a healthier student body in order to allow him or her to concentrate in class work at ease. Junk foods should be banned from school lunch menus due to the fact that they affect both the body and the mind negatively. To begin with‚ junk food is the main cause of

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    Jessica Junk Food Junk food is considered an unhealthy food which only contains a small amount of nutrients‚ or provides much more energy than body needs. Examples of junk food include frozen desserts‚ hamburgers‚ pizzas‚ carbonated beverages‚ fried chickens. Nowadays‚ a great many individuals buy junk food frequently. At the same time‚ people are overweight from day to day. This essay will analyse why junk food is particularly popular. To some extent‚ junk food has negative effect

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    make it more interesting. I think most schools are still on the food pyramid and such which in my opinion is boring. Kids don’t want to listen to that kind of thing. Also‚ they can try things like you have to buy one healthy thing before they buy a junk food. And my last point‚ schools should try and make the healthy things taste better. There are some schools with awful food which makes the kids want to buy junk food. Therefore junk food should not be banned in schools. Instead find interesting alternatives

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    We all know that junk food is not the best for our body; we even call it "junk.". The term was coined by the Center for Science director‚ Michael Jacobson‚ in 1972. Since then‚ the term has been commonly used. junk food is saturated with fats‚ sodium‚ and calories and their nutritional value is very low‚ yet‚ it’s one of the most common foods found in India and is what most people eat in a regular basis because of its availability and price. Part of the success of junk food is that it looks

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    Scientists say that junk food is harmful to people’s health. Some say the way to ask people to eat less fast food is to educate them‚ while others say education does not work. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion. The past 50 years have seen a dramatic increase in the availability of the junk food because of its low cost and convenience‚and now it has become an indispensable part of life in modern fast-paced society.At the meantime‚the increasing number of people has begun to pay more

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