The Effects Of Sugar On Your Body: A Film Analysis

I have always known that sugar is bad for the body, but I am shocked at just how much it actually does. I grew up eating candy and sugary cereals. My main type of soda was Sprite, which is slightly healthier for people than Coca Cola and Mountain Dew. As the years went on, I started to drink an abundance of Coca Cola and Mountain Dew with my friends when they would come over to hang out. I knew that I should have drank more water than pop, but I had no idea what kind of damage so much soda could do to my body. A vast majority of people do not know the effects sugar has on the body until it is too late. If we were properly educated about the topic, then we would have much less obesity, tooth decay, diabetes, and sluggishness. A vast majority of the studies that take place on the effects of sugar are performed or paid for by the companies who promote high sugar products, like Coca Cola and Pepsi. People like Gameau can actually save lives by documenting the effect it has on people, and by sacrificing their own body for the experiment, they go the extra mile on showing how dedicated they are to finding out the truth. The use of ethos, logos, and pathos is done very well
The soda products that the included were the Coca Cola products and the Pepsi product, Mountain Dew. By interviewing one person that researches the products’ effects, they proved that the research is specifically designed and paid for by Coca Cola, which only finds the least amount of bad effects their product has. When they show the effects of Mountain Dew, the study shows that having too much of the product leads to tooth decay and can affect a person’s life forever. The movie is based around a diet that distinctly includes sugar. By using someone who originally had a healthy diet, they showed that they two different diets have extremely different effects on the