Us is today fighting against the obesity, but 2 out of 3 people are obese. Things are changing dramatically, carseats and similar things are changing in size and the size S is fading away. They’re growing because they eat more calories than they burn.
People today are lazy, they eat if they have a chance. They’re getting used to eat whenever they can and our ancestors was the same, food was essential for living. And this is a weakness that we will always have, it’s natural. And now we have food ifThe thing is that people can’t do much about it because ”fast food” are a lot cheaper and easier to get than making a salad at home is way more expensive. And people that lost their jobs are not getting money, they’re given food stamps, food stamps for unhealthy food. Most of the people doesn’t have a choice they’re ”forced” into obesity. Sweden have a different system for people that lost their job, we're given money not food stamps. After the Santa Claus is Ronald McDonald the most recognized ”man” by kids in the US he even have his own TV show for kids. And the big companies as Coca Cola got over 3 billion dollar to spend on marketing, and that’s only in the US. So it’s pretty obvious that people get effected by it. We are effected by marketing and such an overwhelming amount makes it hard to not see it. 65% procent of the population got a BMI value over 25 and that’s considered as overweight. Have McDonalds and rest of the food chains taken it to far, some of the people of America doesn’t have much of a choice here.
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McDonalds exist around the world, even in India, muslims, hindus. Hindus doesn’t eat beef and muslims doesn’t eat pork so they’ve changed their burgers for the locals, and even the indians who doesn’t eat any meat at all got a veggie menu. McDonalds is growing rapidly in China because they’re used to different types of meat, often fried.
Singapore is using a rather drastic method, if there is anyone overweight are they forced into doing national service in 2,5 years.
I think this is a growing problem and it’s not only McDonalds to blame there is a lot of different food chains. Is there any solution here?
http://www.burlovcenter.se/butiker/mcdonalds/
http://www.svd.se/usa-haller-pa-att-forlora-fetmakriget
http://stateofobesity.org/rates/
http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/detfetausa/article17591163.ab
Svd and Aftonbladet is newspaper and they often have information that is correct and the other one have good information. I have looked at all of them and all the information look the same.
