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Speech On Fast Food

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Would you like extra fat with that? Fast food is the worst enemy of.human health these days. It is of great importance to know that most health problems of this century worldwide are being caused by the mal nutrition and the cost of good quality food, a contribution of this is fast food. It is a fact that fast food is killing people slowly and most people are not even aware.of the effects is having on their health. By eating fast food, are we even eating real food? What are the content and ingredients of it? These types of questions are the ones raised when buying fast food. Let's see for ourselves if fast food is bad. People that eat too much fast food are becoming fat, and addicted on this unhealthy food that causes obesity and a lot of health risks. Fast food is harmful to a human's body on so many levels, thus causing chronic diseases. Junk food is not good for us and we know it, but it is …show more content…

Thus, Delopria Bose, states that the fast pace life of a working individual, needs that type of food. The hard working professional living in the city away from their families could ask for nothing more than a readymade food. However, those who are against fast food highlight the adverse effect that it has on our health. Despite that the fast food has a lot of advantages and disadvantages; the industry is flourishing (Bose, 2012). The most evident advantage.of fast food is that it saves time. "No matter how much the chefs praise the benefits of fresh food, at the end of a hazard working day. When one returns home all tired and hungry, a pizza or a burger can be godsend" (Bose, 2012). Cooking a meal at.home will not only take time in.the kitchen but also the ingredients will require a trip to the supermarket. And then there will be the time and effort consumed in washing and peeling the vegetables (Bose, 2012). Thus by getting fast food, you can save time and money because it tends to be

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