Fast food is everywhere, no matter where you go there is a chance you will see a fast food chain. It is available from main commercial blocks to gas stations. Fast food may be fast, quick, and sometimes cheap, but is it really worth the health risks? There is a wide variety of fast food restaurants to dine at. And in these restaurants there are plenty of meals to choose from. While most of the menu consist of greasy burgers and salty French fries. Not only can you get addicted to fast food, but the more of it you eat the more you will crave.
Even though fast food restaurants offer healthier options, they are not really as healthy as they are made out to be. In 2012 the fast food industry spent around $4.6 billion to advertise unhealthy products. The garden Fresh Salad Chicken Caesar with Tender grill Chicken and Dressing, Burger Kings healthiest meal, still contains 500 calories with 28 grams of fat, and a day’s worth of sodium. …show more content…
In 2004 there was a documentary called “Supersize Me”, which showed the life of a man who ate fast food for an entire 30 days. Obesity is a condition of being grossly fat or overweight. More than two-thirds of the U.S. adults are obese, or overweight. Since 1970 the obesity rate of adults and children has doubled. Being obese is difficult, and can also make weight loss difficult. Successful weight loss results from a combination of physical activity, inspiration, and caloric
Even though fast food restaurants offer healthier options, they are not really as healthy as they are made out to be. In 2012 the fast food industry spent around $4.6 billion to advertise unhealthy products. The garden Fresh Salad Chicken Caesar with Tender grill Chicken and Dressing, Burger Kings healthiest meal, still contains 500 calories with 28 grams of fat, and a day’s worth of sodium. …show more content…
In 2004 there was a documentary called “Supersize Me”, which showed the life of a man who ate fast food for an entire 30 days. Obesity is a condition of being grossly fat or overweight. More than two-thirds of the U.S. adults are obese, or overweight. Since 1970 the obesity rate of adults and children has doubled. Being obese is difficult, and can also make weight loss difficult. Successful weight loss results from a combination of physical activity, inspiration, and caloric