Introduction
This media analysis will retrospect an article from the recent media publications. This report will based on the media article and decide two determinants of health to interpret the hidden underlying issues which relevant to the health issue and provide some supportive arguments with related and recent evidence. The article to be discussed is ' Emotional eating fuelling Australia 's obesity epidemic, psychologist says ' written by Sam Ikin on February 18th 2016 in the ABC News Australia ( Iklin 2016). This article is talking about the relationship between emotional- eating and obesity and the problem severity within Australia.
Analysis
To begin with, the definition of the determinants of health are explained as for determining …show more content…
Based on the result from the American Journal of Public Health, it found out that the person who lived in the developed countries the risk of suffering from the obesity is much higher than the developing countries, because of the urban setting has provided a perfect location and economic environment for those fast food restaurant. For example, in New Jersy, America, there are already got 12183 outlets of the fast food restaurant or convenience store, that mean people can be conveniently to buy food anywhere. However, mostly of the food they sell in the fast food restaurant or convenience store are unhealthy or including lot of ingredients which may cause obesity. Moreover, although the fast food restaurant have slightly provide vegetables or less salt in their food, the food are still contain lot of salt or sugar inside, it cannot reduce the probability of suffering from the obesity (Pruchno & Wilso-Genderson & Gupta, 2014). Furthermore, the survey from the Health of Wisconsin has also claimed that nearly half of the people who lived in urban setting will eat fast food more than twice a week, and each fast food meal can be increased 8% chance to risk of obesity. To compare, the person …show more content…
It found out that because of the urban setting lead that people can buy fast food very easily and conveniently, therefore, most of the people will having fast food more than twice a week. Also, the hormones changed when in stress will cause stress-related eating. Both of them will lead people easier to suffer obesity. For evidence suggestion that to dealing the stress problem, we need to find another way instead of eating, and the number of fast food restaurant need to be limited to ensure people health and reduce the probability of suffering from
This media analysis will retrospect an article from the recent media publications. This report will based on the media article and decide two determinants of health to interpret the hidden underlying issues which relevant to the health issue and provide some supportive arguments with related and recent evidence. The article to be discussed is ' Emotional eating fuelling Australia 's obesity epidemic, psychologist says ' written by Sam Ikin on February 18th 2016 in the ABC News Australia ( Iklin 2016). This article is talking about the relationship between emotional- eating and obesity and the problem severity within Australia.
Analysis
To begin with, the definition of the determinants of health are explained as for determining …show more content…
Based on the result from the American Journal of Public Health, it found out that the person who lived in the developed countries the risk of suffering from the obesity is much higher than the developing countries, because of the urban setting has provided a perfect location and economic environment for those fast food restaurant. For example, in New Jersy, America, there are already got 12183 outlets of the fast food restaurant or convenience store, that mean people can be conveniently to buy food anywhere. However, mostly of the food they sell in the fast food restaurant or convenience store are unhealthy or including lot of ingredients which may cause obesity. Moreover, although the fast food restaurant have slightly provide vegetables or less salt in their food, the food are still contain lot of salt or sugar inside, it cannot reduce the probability of suffering from the obesity (Pruchno & Wilso-Genderson & Gupta, 2014). Furthermore, the survey from the Health of Wisconsin has also claimed that nearly half of the people who lived in urban setting will eat fast food more than twice a week, and each fast food meal can be increased 8% chance to risk of obesity. To compare, the person …show more content…
It found out that because of the urban setting lead that people can buy fast food very easily and conveniently, therefore, most of the people will having fast food more than twice a week. Also, the hormones changed when in stress will cause stress-related eating. Both of them will lead people easier to suffer obesity. For evidence suggestion that to dealing the stress problem, we need to find another way instead of eating, and the number of fast food restaurant need to be limited to ensure people health and reduce the probability of suffering from