America has been rated the number one fattest country based on the Business Insider. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 78.6 million adults are obese and the estimated cost for medical care for obesity was about $147 billion in 2008. As for children and adolescents by Guest Contributor in How The Food Industry Is Enabling The United States’ Obesity Epidemic, nearly one-third are obese and are the first generation that won’t live long due to diabetes and other metabolic related diseases. Finally, we see the problem in eating too much fast food and we begin to blame the companies. What we avoid to see is that we are the ones that choose to eat it therefore, we are the ones to be responsible, guilty and we need to fix it. First, fast foods are very unhealthy to our body and can cause many diseases. Fast Foods have many unneeded calories that don’t get
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That happens when both parents are too busy working and when they get home, all they want to do is to please their children. It’s all the children had to eat, prepared food. As they grew up unhealthy, they blame others not themselves but it's their fault when a grown up but as a child, it the parents. So they should take action for the sake of their body just like how David Zinczenko did in the article of “Don’t Blame The Eater”. His parents were split up and they were both working hard to earn money so Zinczenko’s alternatives for lunch and dinner were fast foods or nothing. By the age of 15, he weighed 212 pounds in a 5-foot-10 body. Though he claims to be lucky, he joins the Navy Reserves and went into the health magazines. From there, he learned how to manage his diet and Zinczenko succeeded. Finally realizing that no one was going to stop him but himself from getting too fat and sick. He had taken responsibility that time and so can
That happens when both parents are too busy working and when they get home, all they want to do is to please their children. It’s all the children had to eat, prepared food. As they grew up unhealthy, they blame others not themselves but it's their fault when a grown up but as a child, it the parents. So they should take action for the sake of their body just like how David Zinczenko did in the article of “Don’t Blame The Eater”. His parents were split up and they were both working hard to earn money so Zinczenko’s alternatives for lunch and dinner were fast foods or nothing. By the age of 15, he weighed 212 pounds in a 5-foot-10 body. Though he claims to be lucky, he joins the Navy Reserves and went into the health magazines. From there, he learned how to manage his diet and Zinczenko succeeded. Finally realizing that no one was going to stop him but himself from getting too fat and sick. He had taken responsibility that time and so can