TThe word obesity comes from Latin obēsus, from ob- (intensive) + edere to eat (obese, n.d.). However, today we define obesity as the condition of being very fat or overweight (obesity, n.d.). Our everyday life environment is becoming more obesogenic because of its increasing exposure to unhealthy food and bad habits, and research shows that wherever foods high in fat and sugar are readily available and easily accessible, people are more obese (Wilsher, Harrison, Yamoah, Fearne , & Jones, 2016). Furthermore, the vast majority of high on fat and unhealthy food products goes to the fast food industry (Cena, n.d.) However, while the public interest in health and obesity issues is decreasing, the demand in the fast food industry is growing rapidly