Food Advertisements are manipulating adolescents and adults. Food companies influence purchasers to buy their products by giving off a beneficial feelings towards their product. Stated by Jennifer L. Harris and Samantha K. Graff vendors found an efficient way to advise customers by opening a view to create a positive and entertaining enjoyment about their merchandise but present no realistic benefits. Marketers are presenting their product in a way that creates a positive feeling towards their product. Chandra Johnson makes a point that in a way vendors can manipulate people into buying their goods by making it sound more pleasing than it really is. Ads have a way of normalizing what is called "hedonic hunger" which is when a person has the
