Scientists agree that people are damaging their health by eating too much junk food. Some people think that the answer to this problem is to educate people. Others think education will not work. Discussion both views and give your opinion.

There is no doubt that these days individuals have detrimental eating habits through
consumption
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the consumption
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of a huge amount of junk
food
.
However
,
while
some
people
believe that the
soloution
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solution
is educating
the
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society, I would agree with those
argue
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who argue
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that
this
approach is not going to be practical.
Firstly
, teaching
public
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the public
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not to eat junk
food
plays a vital role as it is a crucial way to make them aware of
harmful
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the harmful
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effects of
such
food
on their level of health.
This
is because a country full of
people
having medical conditions is a country with high expenses
of
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for
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medical treatments.
For instance
, the number of
people
who are
diagnoised
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diagnosed
with heart
diseases
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disease
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, diabetes, high cholesterol and other health problems
are
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is
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growing
which
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and
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need prolonged and expensive treatments. The argument goes that prevention is amazingly better than treatment in terms of costs and humanity.
However
, I believe that education
probabely
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probably
will not help to reach the goal of having a healthy society. The reason for
this
is that
although
this
topic has been already
toughtwidely
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taught widely
via media and even at schools and many
people
are completely
concious
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conscious
about
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of
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the nagative
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nagative
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negative
impacts of fatty and salt-rich
food
on their
body
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bodies
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, they would not take an
aternative
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alternative
approach.
For example
, some families are in need or have to work two jobs,
consequently
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consequently,
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the
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they
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probabely
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probably
cannot cover fresh and healthy
food
costs or have a narrow window of time so they tend to have fast
food
rather than home-cooked meals or fresh produce. In conclusion,
although
it is of critical importance to discourage
public
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the public
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by cultivating from having
such
meals in order to adapt to a healthy lifestyle, I feel that it should be
individual's
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the individual's
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choice and lay with them because
the
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apply
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most of them are
expexted
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expected
to be widely aware of what they eat throughout the day and it is the matter of personal preference and life situation.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • nutritional awareness
  • health education
  • informed choices
  • dietary habits
  • public health campaigns
  • preventative measures
  • regulatory measures
  • restrictive policies
  • food industry practices
  • accessibility
  • affordability
  • food deserts
  • health outcomes
  • behavioral change
  • societal attitudes
  • health risks
  • chronic diseases
  • lifestyle choices
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