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Fast-Food Restaurants Still Need To Improve Nutritional Quality Of Meals
Fast-Food Restaurants Still Need To Improve Nutritional Quality Of Meals
More than 25 percent of American adults chow down on fast food two or more times each week. Known for menu items containing high amounts of fat, sugar, and salt, fast-food restaurants have contributed to America's poor diets and increased risk of diet-related chronic diseases, like heart disease and diabetes...
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Re: Fast-Food Restaurants Still Need To Improve Nutritional Quality Of Meals
here is the thing moderation is the key. fast food has been around longer than i have and people ate it when i was growing up. what's the difference? activity level and moderation. when i was a kid it was a treat and most people didnt have the money to have it every single day. my opinion is, if you are going to chow down on big macs and whoppers then you have to get off your fat lazy butt and be active. you cant enjoy one and not do the other or you end up like the majority of our society. it's not the foods fault stupid sheep, it's you being lazy and having no self control
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