More and more people are becoming seriously overweight. Some people suggest that the solution to this problem is to increase the price of fattening foods. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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In the modern world, obesity
became
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the number one concern in health news. The common cause of it
,
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is the growth of
fast
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the fast
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food
industry.
To begin
with, the price of junk
food
leads to huge accessibility of it. More and more people make
this
choice
instead
of the traditional meal. Nowadays, many of us lack free time and to be honest, we choose to spend our leisure with company or alone,
that is
why cooking can be not suitable for everyone.
Also
, with
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schedule, people intend to order feed, which doesn't take a lot of time to prepare.
For example
, we should take a look at the Americans, some of them eat convenience
food
on a regular basis.
Due to
their foodstuff contains a bunch of added sugar and unhealthy fats, people start to gain more weight.
This
becomes a serious issue for them and causes diseases related to health. The solution consists in removing
such
cuisine from
ration
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, including daily activity and drinking a gallon of water. Of course, if you are overweight, you
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should consider going to the doctor and taking
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against
this
problem.
On the other hand
, healthy meals are more expensive. Because of their quality, shop owners set higher prices, than of the precooked
food
.
For instance
, in
Austria
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customers prefer to buy fresh produce
such
as vegetables or fruits,
although
they
also
choose frozen meals as an addition. The Austrians don't cook much, but
this
simple balance keeps them healthy and fit. In conclusion, I would say that
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the
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increasing the price of fattening foods can be one of the
solution
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to
the
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obesity, but it is not the only one.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • obesity
  • overweight
  • fattening foods
  • calorie-dense
  • healthier food choices
  • taxation
  • economic implications
  • social implications
  • subsidies
  • nutritional education
  • public health campaigns
  • nanny state
  • individual's right
  • consumer behavior
  • preventative measures
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