Question

In 500 words Given that fast food and chain restaurants sell food items that single-handedly can exceed the recommended daily intake of fat, calories, sodium, and cholesterol, some individuals who have developed ailments as a result of consuming such food have recently begun to pursue litigation against these fast food and chain restaurants for intentionally selling foods they know are unhealthy. The chains have largely countered these lawsuits with the notion that their foods should be consumed in a limited quantity and coupled with regular exercise and other healthy behaviors. Do you think these restaurants should be held accountable for offering food that is inherently unhealthy? Or should Americans be held responsible for our behavior of continuing to consume it and more often than recommended? Write a reflection paper of no more than 500 words summarizing your thoughts on this issue .PLEASE TYPE ANSWER

Answer 1

No i personally do not think that the restaurants should be held accountable for offering food that is inherently unhealthy. The reason being there is nothing that people do not know about the food that is served in this places. They are well aware about the quality of the food and the health repercussions it may have for us. But knowingly we choose to go ahead and eat it to satisfy our taste buds. Sometimes it is also that we feel too bored of eating the same old traditional food and for a change or relaxation we decide to go out. It is no harm to take these food items once in a while. Only over eating these leads to health issues. But one should know what is best for his body and decide accordingly. He should never be told what is to be done or not and the focus should always be on wellness and happiness. The Americans need to understand and well evaluate what is the threshold value at which they can consume it. They should never over do anything. They need to be aware and informed about their health and act accordingly.