Should governments regulate the fast food industries in the same way that regulates the drug, alcohol and tobacco industries?

In

this

day and age, more and more attention has been placed on whether governments should manage the fast

food

industry in the similar way that the drug,

alcohol

and tobacco ones are controlled. From my perspectives, I do not agree with

this

idea for the reasons below.

Firstly

, drugs,

alcohol

and tobacco are more detrimental to human health than fast

food

. Undoubtedly, overeating fast

food

possibly leads to some health issues

such

as obesity, depression, diabetes type 2 or heart

attack

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attacks

,

nevertheless

, these problems can be prevented by regular exercises and healthier diets.

However

, drug addiction and alcoholism are blamed for causing depressive effects on different systems of the human body because they slow down brain function and change the way the nerves send messages back and forth, whereas smoking is able to increase

risks

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the risk

risk

of lung diseases

such

as tuberculosis, emphysema or even lung cancer.

For example

,

alcohol

addiction causes deterioration in both mental and physical health and they cannot stop using drugs,

otherwise

they may have withdrawal symptoms after suddenly ending using it, ranging from mild issues

such

as anxiety, headache to more serious problems including hallucinations and seizures.

Secondly

, thousands of dollars every year from the fast

food

industry’s revenue are

contributed

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contributing

to the national budgets through business taxes;

therefore

, governments could use

this

money to tackle different national affairs.

For instance

, some famous global fast

food

brands

such

as Mc Donald, KFC and Subway generate the amount of revenue

that is

bigger than the economic value of various countries all over the world. Indeed, they pay taxes to the state,

hence

the authorities can allocate resources to build hospitals, bridges, schools as well as support the state education system and fight the pandemics, and so on. In conclusion, I would agree that the fast

food

industry should not be controlled by the governments in a strict way that the drug,

alcohol

and tobacco industries are regulated.