Summary Of How Junk Food Can End Obesity By David Freedman

In the article “How Junk Food Can End Obesity”, David Freedman talks about the processed food’s role in American obesity. He think processed foods should not be consider as one simple problem. And processed foods are not the only reason which cause Obesity. Freedman came up his argument with two event of his experiences with foods which were unprocessed fruits and vegetables. In his experiences, he feel surprised, but the more is disappointment. He came up three things in this article; first, he talk about the fact that he had past experiences with unprocessed food, the second, he talk about the fault in his past experiences, and third, he came up his argument against Michael Pollan who shy off processed foods, just because they are processed. The use of an past event to came up his argument is very clear, because it shows that he has an understanding on his topic. Freedman compares the foods and processed foods, and discusses why we could not boom in the food economy. He explains why unprocessed foods can be just as bad as we seem, and claimed that the processed food may not be as fulfilling as they want to eat. He also saying how the obese American consumers cannot benefit from the whole foods. And why they have obesity, just because they would not be willing to adjust their diets. Processed food doesn’t have very strong impact on diet.

He claimed that the reason of why he want to write an article about food is to open up their eyes to both sides of the food. He help his readers to understand the classes of the poor and the richer. The poor will not make a decision and don’t know how to become healthier when some food are out of their price range. In my opinion, there has the reason because many research shows that junk food can bring a series of the problem to people, but not the “Vegan Cheesy Salad Booster,” and junk food can be addictive, that is the most important reason that we should reject junk