Many people believe that sugar is not linked with type-two diabetes and that it is actually necessary for our body. It is indeed true, we need some sugar for our body to work properly and it is not directly linked to diabetes. However, the consumption of sugary products is recommended as long as they do not exceed your total weight, obesity, which is caused by fat, sugar and much more; The more a person weighs, the more probabilities that person has to be affected by type-two diabetes. Junk food has a fast growing popularity and costumers, and so is obesity which is caused by a immoderate amount of junk food consumption per day, therefore, the number of Americans affected by type-two diabetes is now more than 21.0 …show more content…
For some reason, food is not thought of as a normal product, when someone sees cheap food, they do not think twice to buy it when they have a tight budget, but will they do the same when they see a car deal? They might, depending on how good is the deal, but most of the time the first thought is “This is too good to be true,” well, junk food is too good to be true. The same way as a car, it might work the first time, but in the long run you will end up going to the Auto repair shops and spending a lot of money for the repairs that it will be more expensive than a new car from the original dealer, in food, you might end up having some sickness caused by rotten food or simply your food is full of chemicals that might be really harmful to your body, resulting in you going to the hospital and paying medical bills way more expensive than two bowls of salad. I cannot do more than inform you, do fast food chains really care about your health? Do you care about your health? In the end, the choice is