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Compare/ Contrast McDonalds

Compare/ Contrast McDonalds. Drew Passante and Giancarlo. A Healthy Diet. A healthy diet should contain grain, vegetables, fruits, milk, and meat & beans. The recommended calorie intake for females is 1,940 and 2,550 for men.

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Compare/ Contrast McDonalds

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  1. Compare/ Contrast McDonalds Drew Passante and Giancarlo

  2. A Healthy Diet • A healthy diet should contain grain, vegetables, fruits, milk, and meat & beans. • The recommended calorie intake for females is 1,940 and 2,550 for men. • How many calories are needed each day can vary greatly depending on lifestyle and other factors.

  3. Fast Food Diet • Fast food diets are quick and easy but really bad for your health. • One Big Mac at McDonalds provides half of your daily value for saturated fats, 45% for total fats, and contains trans fats, which raises the risk of heart disease. • Fast food raises bad cholesterol (LDL) and lowers (HDL) good cholestrol.

  4. Effects of a Healthy Diet • Proper body function and weight is maintained. • Reduces the risk of developing high blood pressure and lower an elevated blood pressure. • Also reduces risks of many chronic conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and some forms of cancer.

  5. Effects of Fast food • Diabetes and obesity risks are increased • Muscle loss and increased heart rate. Trans fats coming from fast foods clog arteries which increase risks of heart problems. • Cholesterol can be greatly increased.

  6. Summary • The overall effects of dieting on fast food poses major health risks like diabetes, heart disease, high cholesterol, and obesity. • A healthy diet reduces risks of all the health issues listed above.

  7. Citations • http://images.businessweek.com/ss/06/04/red_blue/image/mcdonalds.jpg • http://www.marcfine.com/zine_samara_A+/images/bigmac.jpg • http://cdn.elev8.com/files//2009/09/mcdonalds-food.jpg • http://www.healthweightlosstips.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/healthy-food-pyramid.gif • http://weightlosstweets.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/1292513452-20.jpg

  8. Questions 1. Which of the following isn’t a known effect of eating a fast food diet? • Obesity • Increase in bad cholesterol (LDL) • Decrease of good cholesterol (HDL) • Fevers 2. Fast food diets are… • High in sodium • High in fat • Low in fruits and vegetables • All the above 3. Which of the following could occur from a fast food diet? • High blood pressure • Insomnia • Headaches and muscle pain • None of the above

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