Morgan Supersize Me
Super Size Me; Found on Netflix
Argument found in Super Size Me: Fast food is extremely unhealthy, one of the major causes of obesity, and should be consumed very little if at all.
Agree: An extremely healthy man who rarely consumed fast food, conducted a month-long experiment of eating nothing but Mc. Donalds. Morgan made sure to have a steady goal of only walking 5,000 feet a day. He also made sure to only eat what Mc. Donalds offered, everything off the menu, and supersized the meals only when asked but the worker. In only 17 days Morgan ended up with a fatty liver and gained approximately 17 pounds. On the terms of heath, a person should only gain and lose one to two pounds a week. Rapid weight gain is extremely unhealthy, especially if it's from fast food. …show more content…
In that state there was about 83 Mc. Donalds at that time. Also, barely any of the Mc. Donalds had little to any nutritional information about their food. (Meanwhile today nutritional facts are on the menu and available to the public, due to health regulations.) Morgan also entered depression throughout this experiment due to his addiction to the food that also developed. He claimed to only feel happy when he was eating Mc. Donalds. Morgan's sexual performance also depleted when he became more tired and not as much was going on in his genitalia. (As he and his girlfriend have both stated in the documentary.) During this experiment, Morgan also encountered heart palpitations, possibly because of the high amounts of sugar he had been consuming. Nearly everything served at Mc. Donalds contains sugar except for the potato-based products. Even the salads contain sugar. In the end of his experiment he had continued massive weight gain, only lost one pound throughout this whole experiment. Morgan had gained about 25 pounds throughout this experiment. It took him five months to lose twenty of those pounds and only had about four and a half pounds left. It took six weeks on a strict
Argument found in Super Size Me: Fast food is extremely unhealthy, one of the major causes of obesity, and should be consumed very little if at all.
Agree: An extremely healthy man who rarely consumed fast food, conducted a month-long experiment of eating nothing but Mc. Donalds. Morgan made sure to have a steady goal of only walking 5,000 feet a day. He also made sure to only eat what Mc. Donalds offered, everything off the menu, and supersized the meals only when asked but the worker. In only 17 days Morgan ended up with a fatty liver and gained approximately 17 pounds. On the terms of heath, a person should only gain and lose one to two pounds a week. Rapid weight gain is extremely unhealthy, especially if it's from fast food. …show more content…
In that state there was about 83 Mc. Donalds at that time. Also, barely any of the Mc. Donalds had little to any nutritional information about their food. (Meanwhile today nutritional facts are on the menu and available to the public, due to health regulations.) Morgan also entered depression throughout this experiment due to his addiction to the food that also developed. He claimed to only feel happy when he was eating Mc. Donalds. Morgan's sexual performance also depleted when he became more tired and not as much was going on in his genitalia. (As he and his girlfriend have both stated in the documentary.) During this experiment, Morgan also encountered heart palpitations, possibly because of the high amounts of sugar he had been consuming. Nearly everything served at Mc. Donalds contains sugar except for the potato-based products. Even the salads contain sugar. In the end of his experiment he had continued massive weight gain, only lost one pound throughout this whole experiment. Morgan had gained about 25 pounds throughout this experiment. It took him five months to lose twenty of those pounds and only had about four and a half pounds left. It took six weeks on a strict