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    Introduction A) In this maestro it’s rare to find people whom don’t like fast food. From adolescent to old guy they all enjoy having it .We all have been brought up with the habit of having fast food as our breakfast , lunch or even dinner .This habit have been inculcated back then , and now no one to be blame except our self for not providing sufficient information about fast food . B) Your will be surprised to find out that fast food give pleasure to your taste bud but not to your health. Fast food will cause many negative effect through our health because it’s contain saturated fat, lot of sugar and salt that will lead to the chronic disease and health problem. Through the research from the market research firm Euromonitor ,more than ten…

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    “Hey, let’s go get McDonalds?” is more than likely a household question now. Not many people really think twice about buying fast food; it’s food after all right? How harmful can it really be? The current American food culture has conditioned people into buying food that is quick and cheap, not to mention that there is an establishment in almost every corner of your town. What some people fail to realize is that there are many underlying problems; society around me either are naïve or just…

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    Fast food restaurants are known for being part of a restaurant franchise chain and for their quick service. As the average citizen is in more of a rush to get to work, school, or home, the easy option of stopping at the local Burger King becomes more appealing than a traditional sit down restaurant. With this, the consumption of meals kept warm after being cooked in bulk, compared to meals made at the time of order, also grows. Modern day parents continue to support this idea of purchasing…

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    Today, fast food becomes the first choice of the world community, especially the students that are still studying which is starting from kindergarten until university. Based on the latest data onto 2011 until 2012 of National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHES) , They found that kids and adolescence ate an average of 12.4% of their daily calories from fast food. What is fast food ? Why students love to eat fast food ? Why this could be even though is not good for themselves ? So,…

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    Are you a fan of fast food? Today, fast food restaurants are around every corner. With the large amount of fast food restaurants, people can become extremely unhealthy. Fast food can often contain too many calories and not enough nutrition. When fast food becomes a regular diet for many, they will find themselves struggling with weight problems and other problems that can lead to a variety of illnesses. The negative effects of fast food can make one curious as to why fast food is so popular.…

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    Fast food, the addictive food that many people can not go a day without eating. In our society, fast food has become the “norm” when we are looking for something to eat, causing our society to accept it as something to eat all the time. Fast food can affect our bodies more than most people can comprehend. According to the United States Healthful Food Council, 8 out of 10 people eat fast food monthly and half eat it weekly. By ingesting these large amounts of fatty, salty, and sweet foods,…

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    combat the trend toward processed food and fast food” (Weil). Are processed foods and fast food the general leading cause of obesity and diabetes? Obesity is having excess of body fat; which has negative effects on a person’s health and body. Whereas diabetes is a condition where the amount of glucose in the blood is too high, because of the insulin being produced is not enough or when the body is not reacting to it. Moreover processed food is mixture of ingredients with adding’s of chemicals;…

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    to see a family grabbing dinner at the local fast food joint. Over the past ten to twenty years fast food has become very popular because of this it has affected the health of Americans. Some Americans abuse the convenience of fast food to replace it with home cooked meals and family dinners. Although there are some positives to fast food, the health consequence of eating too much fast food outweigh the positives. One of the ways fast food grabs people’s attention is convenience. Now a days…

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    The Effect of Fast- Food on Obesity Overweight United States Citizens should stop blaming fast food restaurants for their health problems. According to ObesityAction.org, the number of fast food restaurants has more than doubled to equal about 300,000 in the United States since 1970. Around 33.8 percent of the U.S. population and 19 percent of children are affected by obesity (Obesity Action). There could be a link between the fast food restaurants and obesity rates. More than 68.8 percent of…

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    visit a McDonalds restaurant? This is a very scary thought to even think about. In this essay I will be explaining the bad health effects that fast food has on Americans and people throughout the world. We as Americans should start to understand that even though fast food is easily accessible, cheap, and tastes good, does not mean it is the right food choice for our bodies. The sad part is that most people know fast food is unhealthy but still continue to decide to eat it. Fast food in todays…

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