In many countries fast food becomes part of life. It affects people’s lifestyle and diet as well. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Give your opinion and relevant examples.
The past half-century saw the rise of the fast
food
industry. This
has now become a major part of the lives of many people
. While fast food
is easy to find and cheap, it affects people
's lifestyles and diets in a negative way. I fully agree with the statement.
Firstly
, fast food
has been growing in popularity in developed nations, such
as the USA, Australia and most of Europe. Brands like Mcdonald,s and Burger Bing, for example
, have become the first
places people
order from. This
is due to the fact that they are in very convenient locations, have fast delivery, and are usually cheaper than healthy alternatives. Secondly
, cooking has decreased in popularity, due to the fact it's very time-consuming and difficult. Furthermore
, ingredients have become more expensive due to the current economical climate.
Fast food
has been proven to be detrimental to lifestyle and health. Studies have shown that fast food
is one of the leading causes of; obesity, coronary artery disease, and hypertension, among others. This
can be seen in the large increase in the incidence of said diseases in the developed world. Also
, this
food
contains large amounts of salt, oil and carbohydrates. Moreover
, Food
cooked outside is more likely to contain preservatives and other carcinogenic chemicals. These increase the likelihood of cancer. Lastly
, vitamins and other essential minerals are usually minimal in takeaway food
and thus
predisposing to many deficiencies and diseases.
In conclusion, fast food
has become a crucial part of life for many people
, especially in the developed world. This
has caused a negative effect on the diet, lifestyle, and health of people
. For these reasons, I think the statement is true, and this
can be seen in the increased occurrence of diseases in countries where fast food
is common.Submitted by ahmedmohamed1503 on
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