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…countries, America is seen as a country full of overweight individuals, junk food, and fast food chains. There are approximately forty million adults who are overweight and almost nine million children in the same situation (Fast-Food Foolishness). This image…
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…. As alarming as this may sound, it has become very common in the American society. The fight to stop geneticists from altering our food supplies has been underway now since before the food began appearing on dinner tables. However, little has been accomplished…
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…World Food Distribution and Hunger Problem “It is ironic that the world food supply has continued to increase over the years, (FAO, 1986) that in the next century a global food supply will be enough to meet food demand and yet hunger and famine continue…
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…Man, through the ages, has undergone lots of changes. From a period when he hunted for his food to the present era where man is dependent on preprocessed foods. During this period not only has man changed his mode of eating but his whole lifestyle…
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…Fast Food Defines Teen Culture Fast food influences our lives as well as our culture since the last few decades. Especially it affects the most on younger generation like high school students and teenagers. The relationship between fast food
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…The world population has reached an alarming 6 billion people, and it is predicted that it will continue to even double in the next 50 years. Will there be enough food to feed billions of billions of people by that time? Or will Malthus’s theory…
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…the topic of genetically creating and modifying foods come to public attention. Despite the relative youth of the issue, it has caused much debate among various groups worldwide. As of now, there is no legislation in Australia prohibiting the selling…
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…The truth about fast food restaurants. Fast food restaurants are a very quick and easy way to get food if you are in a hurry, but there is a dark side to this convenience. Most fast food restaurants are generally bad for both people…
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…Irradiation of Food as a Preservative <Tab/>Irradiation of food as a preservative basically means taking the food and sterilizing it to destroy all bacteria that exists in it. It also increases the shelf life of the product and decreases…
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…Fast Food in American Culture What has the fast food industry done to our nation? Fast food has been around for a long time but in the past few years’ people have been eating out at these fast food franchises quite. The average American probably…
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