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The impact of fast food on the growing obesity rate in the United States?



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I read that 1 out 8 Americans will work at Mcdonald's once in their lifetime.The average American will eat three hamburgers and four orders of fries this week. 90% of American children between ages three and nine will stop at a McDonald's this month. 12% of American workers have gotten a paycheck from McDonald's.

10 percent of the American boy's calories come out of a soda can. If you can say "two all-beef patties special sauce lettuce cheese pickles onions on a sesame seed bun," and most of us can, you know how the selling of fast food has become part of the culture.

But did you know that the beef flavor comes from a chemical factory in New Jersey? Or that McDonalds, with more than 8000 private playlands, has transformed the art of marketing to children? Fast food has retooled our diets, but also the landscape of ranching and labor relations and real estate development.

You have to be especially careful when you eat in fast food restaurants. As the consumption of unhealthy This year Americans will spend over $110 billion on fast food more than they'll spend on movies, books, magazines, newspapers, videos, and recorded music combined.




Every day about one quarter of the U.S. population eats fast food.




Roughly 12% of all American workers have worked at McDonald's.




The golden arches are now more widely recognized than the Christian cross.




Children often recognize the McDonald's logo before they recognize their own name.




American children now get about one quarter of their total vegetable servings in the form of potato chips and French fries.




The typical teenage boy in the United States now gets about 10% of his daily calories from soda.




The rate of obesity among American children has doubled since the late 1970s.




A fast food soda that sells for $1.29 costs the restaurant about ten cents, a markup of more than 1200 percent.




McDonald's is now the nation's largest purchaser of beef, pork, and potatoes. It is the second-largest purchaser of chicken in the U.S.




Hundreds of local slaughterhouses used to supply the United States with beef; today thirteen large slaughterhouses supply most of the nation's beef.




A typical fast food hamburger contains meat from dozens or even hundreds of cattle.




Because fast food is so highly processed, much of its flavor is destroyed, so the tastes of most fast food are manufactured at a series of special chemical plants in New Jersey.




Chicken McNuggets contain beef additives, while McDonalds French fries derive some of their flavor from "animal products." Source(s): The number of fast food restaurants doubled in Britain,as did the obesity rate.Most of this is off of the top of my head.Watch fast food nation or super size me.
Burgers,French Fries,Nuggets and juice rated as obesity in the United Stats
get Foods here.
you can easily find this on your own.

You eat a burger every day... you're going to gain weight.

But it's so easy because it's there... you don't have to cook it... you just pay and go... Also fast food is a lot cheaper than "real" food. Fruits and vegetables are at a crazy price. I paid $6 for two pears and all I could think about was "Man, I could have gotten 6 double cheeseburgers instead." LOL

but yeah I can't offer any formal information but I can offer the obvious.
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