Question

1. Junk food is a term describing food that is perceived to be unhealthy or having poor
nutritional value, according to Food Standard Agency. The term is believed to have been
coined by Michael Jacobson, Director of the Centre for Science in the public interest, in
1972. The term has since become common usage.
2. Junk food typically contains high level of fat, salt or sugar and numerous food
additives such as monosodium glutamate and tartrazine; at the same time it is lacking in
proteins, vitamins and fibre, among others, among others. It is popular with suppliers
because it is relatively cheap to manufacture, has a long shelf life and may not require
refrigeration. It is popular with and has lots of consumers because it is easy to purchase,
requires little or no preparation, convenient to consume and lots of flowers. Consumption
of junk food is associated with obesity, heart disease, Type 2 Diabetes and dental cavities.
There is also concern about the targeting of the marketing at children.
3. What constitutes a junk food may be confusing and according to critics, includes
elements of class snobbery and moral judgment. For example, fast food such as
hamburgers and French fries supplied by companies such as Mcdonald’s , KFC and Pizza
Hut are often perceived as junk foods whereas same meals supplied by more up-market
outlets such as Pizza Express or Nando’s are not despite often having the same or worse
nutritional content. Other food such as Foie Gras, roast potatoes and bread are not
considered junk food despite having limited nutritional content. Similarly, breakfast
cereals are often regarded as healthy but may have high level of sugar, salt and fat. Many
critics believe that junk food is not harmful when consumed as part of balanced diet and
some believe that the term should not be used at all.
4. Should a child start consuming junk foods exclusively, as opposed to having a
balanced diet, their intake of high-protein-vitamins-roughage diet would substantially
decrease and intake of milk and healthy fruit juices would likely to be replaced by soft
drinks? This would potentially lead to a deficiency of calcium, milk being a rich source of
calcium, resulting in weakening bones. Some type of chips that are said to be “junk
foods” may actually be.

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Answer:

yes is rightly to that the junk food is a not good for our help we do not have to eat this this is this is easily found in so child can demand for this junk food like pizza pasta Samosa is it is not for good our health but we have to to eat it due to its taste and an exclusive exclusive features in this we have to eat it so I will suggest you do not eat junk food eat I do not say that you only healthy food I said do not yet A junk food maximum time eat in one or two time in a month