People eat more processed food than they did in the past. Why is this? What are the effects of this.

In the
last
few decades, the consumption of ready-made-meals have increased dramatically. For people with long working hours
this
is a fast and easy way to feed themselves. Precooked
food
might be convenient and
time
-saving but it is
also
unhealthy and can lead to several illnesses.
This
essay will discuss why people prefer processed meals over fresh produce and what effects
this
might have on them. Nowadays, most people are forced to spend longer hours in the office, leaving little
time
for anything else, including the preparation of a healthy dinner. For most people it is more convenient to purchase ready-made meals
instead
of spending more
time
on preparing it themselves. A very good example would be, where both parents need to work long hours and
then
still need to prepare a dinner, do homework with the kids and have family
time
, leaving no
time
for oneself. Clearly, processed meals are more convenient and
time
-
efficient but
Accept comma addition
efficient, but
also
have
it's
of a thing, of it; possessive form of "it"
its
downside. Processed
food
contains
alot
Suggestion
a lot
of chemical
presevatives
tending or having the power to preserve
preservatives
, salt and sugar to keep it fresh and
editable
for longer periods.
This
is very unhealthy
on
Suggestion
in
the long run and can cause diseases
such
as obesity,
cholestrol
an animal sterol that is normally synthesized by the liver; the most abundant steroid in animal tissues
cholesterol
, diabetes and even heart diseases. Recent studies in South Africa showed that almost 65% of people who only eat processed
food
tends to get one of these illnesses at
a
Suggestion
an
age as young as 8 years old. In conclusion, people with a busy lifestyle prefer the convenience of processed
food
, even though being aware of the
unhealty
not in or exhibiting good health in body or mind
unhealthy
side effects
such
as obesity and diabetes caused by all these meals.

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