Causes and Effects of Junk Food Essay

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    The term “obesity” has become deeply rooted into America’s present-day image and lifestyle as food holds less nutritional value and our daily activities become less physically demanding. It’s relatively unclear as to why the rate of weight gain is increasing so rapidly the past few decades, but prevention is possible and many organizations are fighting to slow down this ongoing crisis and raise awareness. Obesity is a dangerous and rapidly increasing epidemic in America that is mainly attributed…

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    Among the respondents, 68 of them do not believe that fast foods used a big amount of preservatives and ingredients that are not good for the health. While there are 29 who said that they believe that fast foods use a large amount of preservative and bad ingredients yet, many do not believe on this based from the responses. Again, this is defying the opinion of Mandal (2015) when he claimed that most fast foods today used large amount of preservatives that can stir the blood circulation faster…

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    INTERNET In the late 1900s, the internet was introduced. This put foods at the fingertips of consumers. As the technology increased, the demand and variety of food did too. Foods became more processed than ever and had little nutritional benefits. As the internet improved in the 2000s, food could be delivered to the consumers door step from other countries. We had a plethora of information on the click of a mouse. HANDHELD DEVICES In the 2000s devices became more mobile. Telephones no…

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    global obesity epidemic. Over the last 30 years, obesity rate has doubled in the countries with a Western lifestyle. Throughout the years, there have been many suggested causes for obesity or weight gain. Current lifestyles, such as overeating and lack of physical activities, are the most prominent ones. However, there is one possible cause that is sometimes overlooked. As health related issues increase, environmental problems escalate as well; this is due to the increase in usage of man-made or…

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    believe that those that are getting assistance from the government are lazy and solely want easy money so they do not have to work. Although some people do have negative agendas for their government assistance, like people that don’t even use their Food Stamps and sell it for money, the stigma is not true for everybody. People that have abused the system have made a bad name for people that actually need the assistance. This social degradation can force the people in society that need assistance…

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    This problem becomes more prominent as unhealthy food becomes more accessible, in fact the percentage of adolescents who are obese from age twelve to nineteen has increased from five percent to twenty percent from 1980 to 2012 (Center for Disease Control). It is important to remember that while the media…

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    the past month, the topic of pornography has come into the public eye with the state of Utah declaring it a public health crisis. For some this came as a shock and offense but to me it was only a matter of time. I have experienced first hand the effects of how pornography use before and sporadically during a relationship negatively affects the relationship. From this I can tell you that when I knew my significant other had viewed porn it hurt me, my self-esteem, my sense of security, and I even…

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    The History Of Vaccination

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    after a life time of being injected it will build up in the body. This, in turn can cause long-term health problems. Another frightening chemical previously found in vaccinations is ethylene glycol. One may not realize, but this is a common chemical used in cars (also known as antifreeze). Like many toxic chemicals, injecting antifreeze can cause a wide range of health problems including death. Exposure itself can cause “behavioral disorders, drowsiness, vomiting, diarrhea, visual disturbances,…

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    always been fortunate to maintain an economically and social structured life. In my home the topic of our health was always a major concern, due to the fact that diabetes ran in our bloodline. Our family kept the house free from processed foods, sugar and all general junk that contain any foreign ingredients or high calorie counts. My mother kept all four children in countless active sports—tennis, soccer, swimming, golf, cheer, all just to steer us clear from obtaining lives that involved a…

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    The food we eat fuels our body for our daily activities, which means we need healthy meals with lots of vitamins and minerals. This doesn’t mean only eat salads and cut out all junk food. It just means eating everything in moderation; having too strict of a diet has actually been shown to be more harmful than beneficial because when you quit eating…

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