Write a debate on the topic "Should the processed food industry be allowed to flourish in India." { against the motion ( i.e. not be allowed ) }
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Good morning everyone present here. Distinguished guests, learned jury, and my dear fellow students, I stand here to express my views on ' Should the processed food industry be allowed to flourish in India?’ I am going to express my views against the motion. Robert Atkins, the famous American physician and cardiologist said, “Everyone would be healthier if they didn't eat processed food.” The tsunami of processed food has struck the entire world. It has wreaked havoc on the health of people, especially of children. Obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cholesterol imbalance, headaches, depression, dental problems, etc, never ever abounded as much before the advent of junk foods as they do now.
The only advantages of processed food are to the manufacturers. There is little nutritional value in them. These foods are often high in calories yet offer little or no nutritional value. When fast food frequently replaces nutritious foods in your diet, it can lead to poor nutrition, poor health, and weight gain. Tests in lab animals have even shown a negative effect in short duration diets. Being overweight is a risk factor for a variety of chronic health problems including heart disease, diabetes, and stroke.
Now the question arises, how have they become so popular? Well, we must thank the media for this favour to mankind! Processed food advertising and marketing have done the miracle! Children are constantly bombarded with processed food marketing, both through traditional forms of advertising such as television and billboards, along with new techniques such as internet, sponsorship and in-store promotion.
The government must not allow the rich companies to play with the health of the future of the world, our children! It is not only Government’s duty; we the people should also discourage our children from eating too much of processed food.