Argumentative Essay On Supersize Me

As everyone has known that fast food has major impact American’s health, and it causes obesity in America. In fact, there was a lawsuit case of two teenagers tried to sue the fast food chain, McDonalds, to responsible for their obesity in 2002. In this case, the court discussion states that if the teenagers could prove that eating the McDonald’s food for every day for every meal is unreasonably dangerous, they would be able to state their claim. For these reasons, documentarian Morgan Spurlock created a documentary, Supersize Me, to prove that eating too much fast food is really effecting in a person 's health. In his film, Spurlock decided to go on a diet by eating only McDonald’s fast food three times a day for thirty days and without exercise. He wanted to know that how much that fast food would …show more content…
He did not just use his own voice to make his film more effectivley, however, he collected ideas from others. He interviewed so many people from first grade children to the health professors. For example, the beginning of his diet, he went to see three doctors, Gastroenterologist, General practitioner, and Cardiologist to check his health and to get expert option on what should he expects during and after his diet. He had several checkups throughout the film with them. This allows his documentary to be more specific by using the health professional voices and opinions. Moreover, the example of ethos in his film is his thirty days Mcdonald diet experience. He admitted himself to eat every single item in the Mcdonald’s menu included super sized soda drinks and french fried. Spurlock has prove that the food that Mcdonald served were unhealthy by his experience. He ended up with some health problems after his experiment. This shows American should not eat fast food every day because this unhealthy food could damage your health, and also lead to