Super Size Me: An Ethical Company

Nowadays, many companies are ready to sacrifice human’s health in order to make as much profit as possible. The film Super Size Me examines how one of the biggest food corporation MacDonald’s sells the food that causes harm to people who consume it. Morgan Spurlock, the director of the film, decides to eat only MacDonald for a whole month to demonstrate how eating this food can effect humans’ health. This film demonstrates why MacDonald’s is unethical company and ways it influences the Government in order to keep working in the food industry.
Obesity became a serious problem for Americans. Nowadays, more people become obese in the US than ever before. A big reason for that is fast food chains that sell their food. In fact, the sizes of food and drinks increased almost twice than they use to be. As a result, people consume more unhealthy …show more content…
Also, the company includes toys and clowns to attract young children to eat their food. Macdonald’s and other food companies that produce junk food promote their production and feed children in schools. Children’s meal at school often consist of hamburgers, French fries and soda. Consuming this food as we know from the experiment can negatively influence health especially health of young children. Nevertheless, MacDonald’s and other company continues to sell junk food at schools. Moreover, MacDonald’s and other food companies created an organization that makes sure that none of Government agencies say anything to stop eating their food or pass any legislation that would prohibit to sell their food. It is immoral to companies to sell and promote dangerous food to children.
The documentary Super Size Me reveals unethical behaviors of junk food companies that sell their food which negatively affect human’s health especially young children in schools. It is time to act and prevent these companies from selling their