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    Known for its generous portion sizes and excessive salt and sugar content, the American diet could be described as more hedonistic than nutritional. The beloved drive-through, TV dinners and hassle-free snacks are all high calorie staples in the American diet that bring great pleasure to consumers. Advertisements for convenient fast-food or scrumptious junk food are displayed nearly everywhere. Since such profuse advertising results in a sense of familiarity, consumers are more likely to…

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    problem, I will just drink diet soda. It contains no calories or sugar. It is the perfect alternative for weight watchers.” This could not be further from the truth. Diet soda is advertised as a healthy alternative to drinking regular soda, but little do people know that diet soda carries its own load of unhealthy risks. Through multiple studies and countless research, diet soda has been shown to cause many harmful side effects when consumed. The ingredients found in diet soda pose health risks…

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    Tab (1963) (sellerslibraryteens.blogspot.com). “Experiments like Sprite, Tab, Pop-Tarts, Ruffles, Pringles, Lucky Charms, Hunt's Snack Pack pudding (first packaged in an aluminum, pull-tab can), Apple Jacks, Doritos, Funyuns, Starburst, Gatorade, and Diet Pepsi were highly successful. Others, like Celery Jell-O, weren't” (bonappetit.com). Thanks to experiments, we now have name brands/food and drink that everyone knows and loves. To summarize, the sixties were an extremely innovative time in the…

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    Vitamin D is important in our diet as it helps regulate how much calcium and phosphate is in the body. Not getting enough of this vitamin can lead to bone deformities or weak and brittle bones. If Sally lives in the UK between October and March, she would not get vitamin D naturally…

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    frequency for each class. for example, because a circle contains 360 degrees and Coca-Cola shows a relative frequency of .38, the sector of the pie chart labeled Coca-Cola consists of .38(360) 5 136.8 degrees. The sector of the pie chart labeled diet Coke consists of .16(360) 5 57.6 degrees. Similar calculations for the other classes yield the pie chart in figure 2.4. The numerical values shown for each sector can be frequencies, relative frequencies, or percent…

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    A great example of this is when Coke started promoting diet coke over regular coke. They wanted to get the word out that they had a new product an knew that their current product was functioning correctly so they started promoting the diet version heavily in order for it to gain attention. Cannibalization however can be a wrong move depending on when/why you do it. For instance if you…

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    this point, I decided to look at the coupon. “By one, Get one FREE – Any Large Sandwich”. It was a shame because I was only in the mood for a medium sandwich, but I figured that I would save money and buy the two large sandwiches and top it off with a diet…

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    nutrients we consume a high amount of calories and gain fat. The film begins with exposing the additives the food industry puts in our foods, then they move into the topic of the deception of the food labels, and then speak about how diets are useless and what to do instead of diet. The film’s audience is all of America because they are trying to expose the food industry’s secrets that are affecting the whole nation. The purpose of this film is to inform the people of the food industry tricks…

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    Women across the globe will do whatever it takes to become a model. Being a model Comes with great responsibility. When you are a model you are supposed to set an image of yourself and the people around you. Working in fashion industry you have to have tough skin because people would tell you your ears stick out too much, your skin is not clear enough, or your body doesn 't fit the part. You have to meet for photo shoot on very cold days and very hot days wearing different seasons just because…

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    a person’s body and health. His diet for this 30 day challenge consist of nothing but McDonald’s food for three times a day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. As he takes us on this journey with him, we learn that their are more cons then pros when it comes to eating fast food. In his documentary, Spurlock refers to the three main rhetorical appeals; ethos, pathos, and logos. For example Spurlock uses ethos when he goes in to see the doctors during his high fat diet to keep track of his blood…

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