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Is eating fast food good for your health?
Fast food is the food that can be prepared quickly and easily and can be sold in restaurants, snack bars as a quick meal or to be taken out .Fast food was created to give the large numbers of business, travelers and workers who dont have time to sit down at a public house or diner and wait for their meal

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Many people love fast food. It is affordable, has a good taste and easy to buy. However, there are plenty of researched evidence mentioning the various negative effects of eating too much fast food. That tasty and atttractive hamburger, French fries and a cup of coke may kill you slowly. How the fast food industry control your diet? Let's find out!

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When it comes to fast food, what comes to mind is that they have too much oil, high in sugar, salt, saturated or trans fats, and many processed preservatives and ingredients. So is fast food really that bad? of course, fast food also has its own convenience, and what are those? Lets find out through this article.

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The negative impact of fast food affects consumers in the short and long term.

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The negative impact of fast food affects consumers in the short and long term.

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The term “fast food” generally refers to food that people intend to consume quickly, either on- or off-site. So are all fast foods bad for you, according to the evidence that has been proven by researchers? And if so, what are the consequences for fast food consumers?

Fast food is typically poor in terms of nutrition. It tends to contain various substances that are generally unhealthy. It is high in sugar, salt, saturated or trans fats, and many processed preservatives and ingredients. It also lacks some beneficial nutrients.
A wealth of well-conducted research has proven the negative health effects of consuming too much of these food components.
In the short term, fast food impacts blood sugar and blood pressure, increases inflammation, and may mean an individual does not eat enough necessary nutrients. In the long term, a diet rich in fast food could lead to issues with digestion, immunity, inflammation, heart health, obesity, and more.
Not all fast food is bad, however. Certain menu items might be lower in these substances than others, while some fast food outlets might focus on providing more healthy options.
To preserve health, a person should try to identify fast food items that contain less salt, fat, sugar, and total carbohydrates, and generally try to limit the amount of fast food they consume.

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GAMING: HEALTHY OR NOT?
Nowadays, the COVID pandemic is spreading around the world and people have to sit at their home and don't know what to do. So people started using electronics gadgets like phones, PCs, laptops, etc. Actions that requires those gadgets like gaming, texting, VCing (Voice chatting) are occured more and more, especially gaming. So does gaming brings anything good to us? Or it could be harmful? Prepare yourself cuz we're going' to find it out, my friends!

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How often do I use public transport? Pretty much never these days. I recently moved to New Orleans, as we pronounce it here, New Orleans. New Orleans, Louisiana, and NOLA.

There's very limited public transport in New Orleans. There's a great street car, a tram, as I would call it. But I'm more of a walker. I love walking. If something's close enough, I'll walk there. And having recently had a baby and things being quite far away in New Orleans, we had to buy a car. I haven't driven a car since I was in Japan about 10 years ago. But a car is kind of essential here.

When I'm in other cities, I do like to walk, or get public transportation. I love trains and long distance buses, but unfortunately reality nowadays means that in a big city like New Orleans, I need to drive a car. So I do.