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    technologies of American products and habit, many criticisms exist. During the introduction of American products and habits (Bacevich, 2012, p.38), the Chinese unavoidably received some traditions and culture of America, which will have negative effects on Chinese culture to some extent. Therefore, it is harmful for China to receive the products and habits of America…

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    Some of these outcomes could be learning time management. For example, when working for McDonald 's, you have to be sure you get all the food out at the right times, and being sure it is a speedy stop for the customers going through the drive through.Are there social benefits from working at this job? Workers often get great social interaction , by talking to all the new customers and even…

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    of fast food and their effects on our health. Morgan was inspired by a supreme court case where 2 girls were in the process of suing Mcdonalds for their obesity. In the end the judge ruled that there was no proof that the girls obesity and poor health was a result of eating Mcdonalds. After hearing this news Morgan decided to eat Mcdonalds food for a thirty day period and examine the influence of fast food on his health. Through out the movie, the viewer witnesses the drastic changes the fast…

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    A very serious problem we face in today’s fast food culture is obesity. It is a term that refers to a “complex disorder involving an excessive amount of body fat. Obesity isn't just a cosmetic concern. It increases your risk of diseases and health problems, such as heart disease, diabetes and high blood pressure.” Obesity is a problem that is hard to solve because of the influence that is showered on a person by the advertisements created by the fast food companies. The companies spend billions…

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    After all, fast food exemplifies the “American way of life” (Beck 40). Although it may seem harmless to society to have a McDonalds on every street corner, the introduction of non-traditional food into societies such as Japan resulted in a huge loss of traditional values (Oswald 1). It’s no struggle to find a McDonalds in Japan, however, considering that…

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    same time. Those who didn’t get their way with mom, are going to school and realizing “everyone else had McDonalds for dinner last night, I need to try harder on mom!” and the cycle continues. These children are often not educated on how bad these fast food meals can be for their growth and development. This is also an aspect parents need to be educated on. While working with kids, observations have shown that those that are heavier are more likely to admit they had “McDonalds for dinner last…

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    ripe onion. A smile spreads across his face as he imagines the journey of this vegetable, from his field to a factory, then to a middle-age woman’s hips. Each year, one ton of food is consumed by Americans, according to a 2011 survey (“Americans Are Obsessed”). Taking advantage of the amount of food Americans consume, food companies are offering “natural” and “organic” alternatives. One of the newest “all-natural” companies to sprout up is Alexia. But little to the American’s knowledge, Alexia…

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    Fast Food Ban on Campus Obesity is a very large problem globally and especially in the United States of America. Obesity has been linked to foods and drinks high in fats and sugar. In an effort to combat obesity and improve the health of New Yorkers, the Mayor has created a soda ban. As a result of this ban, many universities and colleges are banning soda and fast food on campus. Though soda may indeed be unhealthy, adults should be able to decide what they choose to drink. While the soda…

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    Obesity Persuasive Speech

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    Obesity is considered to be the condition in which an individual is grossly fat or overweight. Obesity is one of the main reasons why people die around the globe. At least 2.8 million adults die each year due to being obese (EASO). People consider fast-food to be the main reason why kids are obese but is it? There are many other important reasons that can also cause obesity leading to health problems or worse, death. Some we can control and turn around however, other reasons are born with you…

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    is not the fault of the children suffering from obesity, but the fault of the food industry and agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The overall purpose of Zinczenko's work, "Don't Blame the Eater," is to convey his views on the issue of childhood obesity and try to convince…

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