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Fast food and Obesity in Children - 0 views
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t out since the 1950's. Therefore, it is conceivable that fast food causes obesity.
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get it have shown that children got anywhere from 29-38% of their food from fast food sources
Fast Food Problems - 0 views
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Fast food is a concept that originated in 19th century, as a response to the growing food demands
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The major ingredients that are used in fast food, basically have a large quantity of what is known as trans fats in them
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huge proportion of meat and less fibers
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Health Problem From Fast Food - 0 views
Fast food - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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Outlets may be stands or kiosks, which may provide no shelter or seating,
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Many petrol/gas stations have convenience stores which sell pre-packaged sandwiches
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Street vendors and concessions
The Convenience of Fast Food - 0 views
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As illustrated by the success of fast food, being more convenient than the alternative will almost always give you a significant advantage in the marketplace.
What Are Advantages Of Fast Food? - 0 views
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If you are traveling and don't have much time to eat in an established restaurant, picking up "fast food" to eat; if you work out of the house and have a short lunch break, "fast food" is an advantage.
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it's a smaller portion than normal meals.
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it's cheap
Advantages and Disadvantages of Fast Food - 0 views
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The most evident advantage of fast food is that it saves time.
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Besides time, cost saving gives fast food an edge over the meal prepared in the kitchen
Obesity statistics for India show rising obesity among kids, obese kids and adults in I... - 0 views
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As many as 30 million Indians are overweight, and obesity continues rise, says statistics revealed by the National Family Health Survey (NFHS).
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Around 20 per cent of school-going children are overweight,
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Overweight or obesity is the leading cause of type 2 diabetes
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Marketing Strategies of McDonalds - 0 views
Fast food business in India - 0 views
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McDonald’s, Pizza Hut, Domino’s Pizza, and Nirula’s fast food chains have outlets in every nook and cranny of large cities
Burger kids putting India on fast track to obesity - Hindustan Times - 0 views
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Nearly half of the country’s 250 million adolescents are obese and experts blame the marketing muscle of fast food chains and quick-serve restaurants for it.
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His study on 15,872 students from New Delhi, Mumbai, Agra, Jaipur and Allahabad reveals that 73 per cent children eat junk food because of taste; 68 per cent are tempted by the advertisements and 63 per cent children munch on snacks while viewing television.
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most parents say they have a tough time getting their children to eat healthy.
Obesity on the rise in India, says Lancet - 0 views
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said emerging economies such as India, Brazil, China, Russia should take immediate steps to reverse the rising trend of various non-communicable diseases such as obesity.
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India (obesity rates for women rose from 10.6 per cent to 12.6 per cent between 1998-99 and 2005-06).
Is McDonald's a Corporate Psychopath? « My Sociological Imagination - 0 views
Should fast food restaurants be forced to serve healthier food? - Yahoo! Answers - 0 views
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It seems to me that the fast food industry should be blamed for most if not all of the obesity in America. People want to eat healthy but the fast food industry has taken over. There are no other alternatives. Sure they claim to have healthy alternatives but when you look at their version of a healthy alternative in most cases you are back where you began. For instance the salad that they offer has the same deep fried chicken loaded with sodium that they put on the sandwich and the salad dressing is loaded with empty calories. Shouldn't the fast food industry be held more accountable for the products they serve. One sandwich can have the entire days worth of fat and calories. Like it or not fast food is a way of life and the industry should bear some of the blame. We should start a campaign to reduce calories across the board.