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    Junk Food Tax Soda is extremely unhealthy for everybody, it is so unhealthy Cook County, Illinois put a tax on soda. About two months after Cook County’s soda tax went into effect the county decided to repeal the tax. The tax had many legal challenges as well as implementation glitches and a multimillion-dollar media battle with the soda industry and public health. Soda should be taxed and more unhealthy items should be taxed as well. The United States Government should consider turning junk…

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    “Is Junk Food Really Cheaper,” by Mark Bittman show that we are eating less healthy food all the times. The articles both claim that Americans are not making good choices in picking out the foods that they eat. For example, “Gap in Diet Quality Between Wealthiest and Poorest Americans Double” states that “diets of low income Americans have worsened in the past decade, event as the diets of the wealthy have improved…overall diet quality in the US remains poor.” In the article of “Is Junk Food…

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    kids love sugary, processed foods, most adults do not appreciate the amount of junk food children consume. Therefore, many parents were happy to hear that schools banned junk food from being sold anywhere at school. From vending machines, to the cafeteria, to even clubs, no one is allowed to sell junk food in schools. Michelle Obama, the former first lady, decided that she wanted to see more fresh foods playing a role in the lives of kids, instead of the processed foods that are currently…

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    How Junk Food is Making Children Obese Schools sell junk food at their campus to make a little more profit. What they don't know is that they are increasing childhood obesity at the same time. .Childhood Obesity was never a problem till 1970. Ever since 1970 childhood obesity has risen rapidly ever since then. Now 18% of all children are considered obese. Although junk food is better tasting and more affordable than healthier alternatives junk food is a key role in child obesity. Instead of…

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    In this article “Junk Food and Diabetes” Linda Helper, RN talk about junk food, diabetes and how their impact on American’s health. Also, overweight main cause for diabetes and they try to find solutions for people to be healthy. The authors point out that saturated and trans fats such as increases your cholesterol level. On the other hand, they provide that education such as people have to learn about junk food and how they can avoid diabetes. One of these problems the authors…

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    healthy is important. It will make you feel healthier; nevertheless, if you are eating bad food, like food containing pesticides, you will feel no better than an insect. In 2016, food companies delivers processed foods to schools all over United States. Students are not eating home cooked meals regularly. Processed food are causing obesities and illnesses, we should provide students with fresh and healthy food without any chemical substances to decrease the number of students who have these…

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    individual 's responsibility for their food choices is usually perceived in a black or white scenario, but I believe that it is a gray subject. People should take responsibility for what they are putting into their bodies, but the government should also enforce more laws against misleading or deceiving products on the market. Just a decade ago anybody can walk into a grocery store and instantly recognize food but tragically nowadays most people can 't tell what real food is anymore. The world…

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    a steak with a food stamp. She shows that domestic hunger often goes unnoticed, because those people who are poor enough to qualify for government food stamps, may be seen in grocery stores, purchasing not only basic food stuffs, but also popular items, such as potato chips, desserts, and beef steaks. With such purchases, low-income people may seek to affirm that they can live like other Americans, and thus attempt to hide their hunger from the public. At the same time, these foods contribute to…

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    September, 2016 Manipulations to Serve Gratifications The tendency to exploit those that are vulnerable is highly practiced by corporations in the United States to gain success. In Michael Moss’s The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food, it is delineated how the food conglomerate, Oscar Meyer, led by executive Bob Drane, manufactured and marketed the famous product that is known as “Lunchables.” In interviews with Drane and his daughter, Monica, Moss uncovered that Monica had three…

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    In Michael Moss’s essay, “The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food,” he illustrated that the products of food corporations, such as Prego, General Mills, and Frito-Lays, are the reason for America’s obesity, calling for us to fix this problem. Obesity and addiction of junk food is an epidemic in the United States. However, the businesses that caused this problem know it is a result of their products and would rather stand and watch than fix the problem. These corporations use…

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