Argumentative Essay On Fast Food
According to the Super-Size Me film, in the America, one in four Americans visits a fast-food restaurant which makes McDonald’s serves 46 million foods everyday, and a person could easily find fast food restaurants within a mile. They found McDonald’s even at the hospital.
In the film, ‘Super-Size Me’, the America is now become fattest country in the world, and the medical costs have doubled in the past five years. Also, in the another film, ‘Reaction of the film Food, Inc’, people are forcing to teach animals to eat corn even though animals are not designed to eat corn. Although the U.S. is a democracy country, the U.S. should restrict on fast foods; the government of the U.S. should assist organic food companies to produce more organic …show more content…
should assist organic food companies to improve the U.S. school lunch system because as of now, students are getting served with fast foods at their lunch time. The students in America suppose to eat organic foods at their lunch time; they are our next generation to lead the U.S. Therefore, the USDA has to be more restricted on foods for students because the USDA allows cheap corn and cheap soy that big companies, which deliver fast foods to school, could produce enormous numbers of fast foods. These fast foods make students diabetes and obesity because fast foods contain a lot of calories than organic foods. The U.S. government should prevent further problems to support organic food companies. Even though fast foods companies produce a lot of fast foods, the U.S. government should spend more money into organic food system to balance those systems. Because the U.S. is now considered as fattest country in the world, and the medical costs also doubled up in the U.S. Moreover, America should create a new class for students to educate about foods to make them be aware of fast foods. Thus, the U.S. government should support organic food system to increase the U.S. school lunch system for our next
In the film, ‘Super-Size Me’, the America is now become fattest country in the world, and the medical costs have doubled in the past five years. Also, in the another film, ‘Reaction of the film Food, Inc’, people are forcing to teach animals to eat corn even though animals are not designed to eat corn. Although the U.S. is a democracy country, the U.S. should restrict on fast foods; the government of the U.S. should assist organic food companies to produce more organic …show more content…
should assist organic food companies to improve the U.S. school lunch system because as of now, students are getting served with fast foods at their lunch time. The students in America suppose to eat organic foods at their lunch time; they are our next generation to lead the U.S. Therefore, the USDA has to be more restricted on foods for students because the USDA allows cheap corn and cheap soy that big companies, which deliver fast foods to school, could produce enormous numbers of fast foods. These fast foods make students diabetes and obesity because fast foods contain a lot of calories than organic foods. The U.S. government should prevent further problems to support organic food companies. Even though fast foods companies produce a lot of fast foods, the U.S. government should spend more money into organic food system to balance those systems. Because the U.S. is now considered as fattest country in the world, and the medical costs also doubled up in the U.S. Moreover, America should create a new class for students to educate about foods to make them be aware of fast foods. Thus, the U.S. government should support organic food system to increase the U.S. school lunch system for our next