He revealed to the American public the truth about fast food. Something many already knew, but found it easier to avoid the fattening truth. Today 1 in 4 Americans visit a fast food restaurant on a daily basis. About 95% of the commercials that children see are for foods filled with sugars and fats...
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Children are bombarded with images of fast food by media advertising. Most Americans understand the marketing strategy of McDonald's -- appealing to the young. From an early age children are lured into McDonald's by promotions of toys, actions figures, yummy food packaged into Happy Meals, and small on site playgrounds...
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Supersize Me He would feel tired and anxious, however once he got his "fix" of McDonalds, Spurlock would suddenly feel better. Before the month was up doctors were begging him to stop the diet claiming his health was on the line, and that the damage could possibly be irreversible...	3 / 563
supersize me Sixty percent of all Americans are either overweight or obese. I think this second hand source is trust worthy and liable. Everywhere you go there are overweight and obese people around...	2 / 373
Wiseman To Moore He does this effectively using and creating techniques for his film. In his documentary Spurlock uses a range of interviews, which are placed in doctors offices, gyms, in front of books, or in front of or in McDonalds, which shows the audience how Spurlock wants them to perceive the interview and the context of it...	3 / 658
Obesity and McDonalds McDonalds believes that its food is not horrible for the consumer's health but at the same time a consumer should also realize what a burger and fries do to your waistline...	2 / 515