Today in America, obesity is becoming a popular issue and big concern in our society because in the film, ‘Super-Size Me’, the U.S. is the fattest country in the world, and the medical costs have doubled in past five years. In this film, Morgan Spurlock had an experience on his body that he eats McDonald’s foods for 30 days to show how fast foods affect a person’s health. Also, in the America, one in four Americans visits a fast-food restaurant which makes McDonald’s serves 46 million foods every day, and a person could easily find fast food restaurants within a mile. In the other film, ‘Reaction of the film Food, Inc’, they discuss about corns that apply to unexpected products in our society, and people are forcing to teach animals to eat
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become fattest country in the world, the U.S. should restrict on fast food for Americans to be healthier and stronger. As of now, fast foods become part of the America culture. According to the Reaction of the film Food, Inc, the organic food industry in the U.S. is not that powerful and big as the fast food industry. As stated in this film, the reporter stated that the organic food industry is not even close to fifty percent of fast foods industry. In contrast, almost ninety percent of foods in supermarket contain corns such as even batteries, diapers, and Motrin contain corns. There are only few companies involved to produce corn. For instance, the reporter followed back to those foods, and he kept ending up in the same place which is Iowa. A farmer in Iowa could grow maybe twenty bushels of corn on an acre; however, today in America could grow two hundred bushels of corn on the acre which means the U.S. is using those corns almost in every fast food with high corn syrup. Furthermore, people teach fish how to eat corn; people teach animals how to eat corn even though animals are not designed to eat corn. For example, cows are designed to eat grass; however, people force them to eat corn because corn is cheap and makes them fat quickly which is high-corn diet that leads to E.Coli. From this film, the result of high-corn diet is reported that young children died from fast foods that contain E-Coli. For these reasons, the U.S. government should move forward to make a plan for the Americans to filled their stomachs with great organic foods with high standard
become fattest country in the world, the U.S. should restrict on fast food for Americans to be healthier and stronger. As of now, fast foods become part of the America culture. According to the Reaction of the film Food, Inc, the organic food industry in the U.S. is not that powerful and big as the fast food industry. As stated in this film, the reporter stated that the organic food industry is not even close to fifty percent of fast foods industry. In contrast, almost ninety percent of foods in supermarket contain corns such as even batteries, diapers, and Motrin contain corns. There are only few companies involved to produce corn. For instance, the reporter followed back to those foods, and he kept ending up in the same place which is Iowa. A farmer in Iowa could grow maybe twenty bushels of corn on an acre; however, today in America could grow two hundred bushels of corn on the acre which means the U.S. is using those corns almost in every fast food with high corn syrup. Furthermore, people teach fish how to eat corn; people teach animals how to eat corn even though animals are not designed to eat corn. For example, cows are designed to eat grass; however, people force them to eat corn because corn is cheap and makes them fat quickly which is high-corn diet that leads to E.Coli. From this film, the result of high-corn diet is reported that young children died from fast foods that contain E-Coli. For these reasons, the U.S. government should move forward to make a plan for the Americans to filled their stomachs with great organic foods with high standard