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Can you try and guess how much money per year food and beverage industries are spending on marketing? If not the answer is the answer in approximately $2 billion per years.

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1.Overwhelming
(Def. Very great in amount)

2.Obesity (Def. A disease that causes an unhealthy level of body fat)

3. Unhealthy( Def. Harmful to health)

4.Junkfood (Def. Food that has low nutritional value, typically produced in the form of packaged snacks needing little or no preparation.

5.Marketing (Def. The action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.)

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One of many studies done on junk food ads is by  Nickelodeon Programming in 2015. They  counted the numbers of food ads in 28 hours and there resul were that 68% of the ads were found unhealthy.

Another study done  is by Kaslser Family Foundation. There study  is related to  the Nickelodeons study but they counted the number of food ads in one hour on a Saturday morning. They found that kids see about 21 ads per day.

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One daily life example is school lunches must have 30 % of calories from fat and 10% of calories from saturated fats because it is a state requirement.

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Junk food ads are hooking smaller children in.

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Some people recommended restrictions on food and beverage ads until the age of 16.

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1. Text to Self
When I watch a cartoon with my brother there's always food ads right after.

2. Text to world
In the world there are lots of billboards around the world to get people to buy foods