Essay On Restaurant Food
People who ate much healthier lived much longer lives because of their eating habits. If a person died young it was most likely because of other causes. In reality the human lifespan has been consistent for man, only recently increasing a little thanks to advancements in medicine. Benjamin Radford, an American writer, explains in his science column that “the maximum human lifespan concept is often confused with “life expectancy” which in reality has remained more or less the same for thousands of years. The idea that our ancestors routinely died young (say, at age 40), has no basis in scientific fact. When Socrates died at the age of 70 around 399 B.C., he did not die of old age, but instead by execution. It is ironic that ancient Greeks lived into their 70s and older, while more than 2,000 years later modern Americans aren’t living much longer”. This could be the reason why some of us have do not ever get to meet our great …show more content…
If you look on the back of a food package and look at the ingredients list, you can see that there is more than just food listed, if any at all. These extra ingredients can include preservatives, colorants and chemicals that enhance the taste of foods. Preservatives are contained in processed foods to keep them from rotting an attempt to solve the food waste problem. Colorants are chemicals used to give foods a certain color and appear more appetizing. There are even chemicals in certain foods that give them a certain flavor and texture. These chemicals are just a few of the many additional chemicals found in a typical convince food item. With all of these chemicals and ways that foods are altered today, it is hard to believe that we are eating real food. In reality, we are eating chemical waste that taste like foods that we used to