بنت الشرق
2008/10/09, 02:44 AM
Fast Food:Harmful To Health
Our need to eat has developed from a basic form of simply feeding our bodies with the fuel it requires. The jostling lunchtime queue at McDonald's in Manhattan 's Union Square last week resembled the countless others that line up under the Golden Arches at the same time every day in almost every city in the world. Love for the fast food is growing in Americans because of it delicious taste and aroma.
Fast food is proven to be bad for the health because of its high fat ،،،،،،، and the probable health hazards fast food chains are prone to. Fast food dramatically affects the diet, health, work practices and rural life of America . Obesity and food poisoning are growing faster than at any time in our history. Two thirds of American adults today are obese or overweight, and the proportion of people with extreme obesity has risen especially rapidly with the growing popularity of fast food. Many doctors blame rising consumption of the kind of pre-processed, pre-،،،،،d fatty foods that the big fast food chains serve with distinctive taste.
The main reason that you should avoid fast food is that it doesn't maintain nutritional balance as it is not easy to have control over how they are ،،،،،d. Some fast foods are with lots of oil and butter (without any guarantee of purity) and there may be no option if you want this selection with reduced fat. Fast food generally tends to be short on fresh fruits and vegetables. People with high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease must be much more careful about choosing fast food due to the high ،،،،،،، of fat, sodium, and sugar.
Most Americans know that fast food isn't exactly good for them, but can't quite seem to break the habit. In fact, consumption of high-fat fast food is increasing, in part because fast food restaurants are an inescapable part of American life.
A new book - Fast Food Nation, by American journalist Eric Schlosser - has lifted the polystyrene lid on the global fast food industry and the effect.
Our need to eat has developed from a basic form of simply feeding our bodies with the fuel it requires. The jostling lunchtime queue at McDonald's in Manhattan 's Union Square last week resembled the countless others that line up under the Golden Arches at the same time every day in almost every city in the world. Love for the fast food is growing in Americans because of it delicious taste and aroma.
Fast food is proven to be bad for the health because of its high fat ،،،،،،، and the probable health hazards fast food chains are prone to. Fast food dramatically affects the diet, health, work practices and rural life of America . Obesity and food poisoning are growing faster than at any time in our history. Two thirds of American adults today are obese or overweight, and the proportion of people with extreme obesity has risen especially rapidly with the growing popularity of fast food. Many doctors blame rising consumption of the kind of pre-processed, pre-،،،،،d fatty foods that the big fast food chains serve with distinctive taste.
The main reason that you should avoid fast food is that it doesn't maintain nutritional balance as it is not easy to have control over how they are ،،،،،d. Some fast foods are with lots of oil and butter (without any guarantee of purity) and there may be no option if you want this selection with reduced fat. Fast food generally tends to be short on fresh fruits and vegetables. People with high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease must be much more careful about choosing fast food due to the high ،،،،،،، of fat, sodium, and sugar.
Most Americans know that fast food isn't exactly good for them, but can't quite seem to break the habit. In fact, consumption of high-fat fast food is increasing, in part because fast food restaurants are an inescapable part of American life.
A new book - Fast Food Nation, by American journalist Eric Schlosser - has lifted the polystyrene lid on the global fast food industry and the effect.