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Advantages Of Eating Processed Food

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Can food affect student’s capability to learn more?
A review of literature

Val Villanueva
Nathaneal Gacutan
Stephen Antonio
Dandel Mansanao
English AY-01
Professor Mailan Falculan
March 10, 2016

Abstract
In recent years, Ingesting food is one a human being activity that is enjoyable. There are many kinds of food and there is no exception of processed food that came from fast food. Fast food is a kind of meal which went through processing and is often made quick. Most of the people eating processed food or fast food. Thought to their selves that there is advantages and disadvantages to this. The most observed advantage of junk food is that it saves time in preparing. In todays generation of day probably the best option for people …show more content…

Today even food can be quick. That is what people usually call processed food today these food can be found in all fast food chains. Is there advantages to these, is there advantages to these? For people to find out this paper will explain the advantages and disadvantages of eating processed food. According to Diaz(n.d), “The most evident advantage of fast food is that it saves time”. This today is the most essential thing that people need because it helps them to do their work faster because of the time saved. From going to the mall to preparing the meal instead of ordering right from their telephones in their houses. Another evident advantage of processed food is, it is widely available. From a vast amount of choices to MCDonalds, KFC, Max’s there is no doubt that processed food is widely available. It has been found out that processed food is “cheaper to buy, Easier to make meals out of, Satisfying, suppress cravings”(Diaz,n.d, para .1). It is true that processed food is easier to make meals out of because in terms of preservation processed food is the best at it. Other than that processed food is shaped to be the best unlike some homemade food. Processed food is satisfying that is true because of most fast foods around that is a fact. There are many food that taste well that belong to the menu of fast food restaurants already or those fizzy drinks, junkfoods that contain additive flavors that make their taste different from the homemade food. And finally it can suppress cravings, hungry? Just grab a Cheetos or a donut from a convenient store and by time the stomach will ingest it. It is said that processed food is harder to ingest because of all the preservatives in it.Now proceeding to the disadvantages, it was found out that processed food, “Can cause obesity, Can cause heart problems, Can rot your teeth.

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