Monday, November 19, 2012

Fast Food

The fast food industry has grown quickly over the last few decades. Because of its conveniences, many people have accustomed fast food restaurants into their daily lives. However, our society has become so blinded by the easiness of going through a drive-through and receiving a full meal within a few minutes that they have forgotten about the harmful impact fast food has upon our health. Many experts have become fascinated by the fast food industry and have conducted experiments and tests to find out what damage can be done to our health by eating these foods. The daily customer is unaware of how dangerous the ingredients that are inserted into these foods are, or how high the risk of receiving a food borne illness is when consuming foods at these restaurants. Also, Many health problems, such as obesity, diabetes, and certain cancers, are some of the many outcomes from eating the processed meats and greasy french fries. Not only are these consumers inflicting harm upon their own health, but they are raising their children to eat these foods, too. Because of the addictiveness of fast food, many children who do grow up eating fast food have a difficult time pulling away from it. The majority of the time, these individuals have major health problems by the age of twenty. These factors have caused researchers to look more in depth into the fast food industry and how their foods are processed. Throughout this blog, I will discuss how harmful these fast foods truly are to our body, and what effects they can have.


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