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Opinion | Hungry in America (Published 2010)

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As the recession and high unemployment take their toll, families all across the country are going hungry because the government safety net is failing.

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This artifact is a newspaper that covers who and how people are hungry in America. This was from an article from the New York Times. The news reporter of this article is unknown, but this was appeared in print in February 10, 2010. The author is talking to general people to spread awareness how some majority of people are suffering from America. The author's purpose is to raise awareness and have some people take actions for this problem.

This is one of many Orwell's warning in food control. In 1984, Winston faces heavy hunger not enough for him to eat. And his family mother and sister starving is a form of warning Orwell is trying to tell us. The warning is to not let people go hungry as misfortune will happen to them. In 1984 Winston being so hungry making him hog all the food resulted in his mother and sister abandoning him. We should care about this as people being hungry in America will cause unhappiness which will result in disorder just like how it happened to Winston. The implication is that people should be more well fed by charity or people spending their time and wealth to donate to charity so less people become hungry

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This artifact is a meme that shows a price range between two different types of food. This meme was a website from a website and was made by Amy. The author is talking to people who wants to know more about eating healthy for children. This meme is trying to say the price between healthy and unhealthy food.

This is another warning by Orwell about food consumption. In the book 1984 the outer party which are the middle class and proles which are the lower class, these outer party members and proles receives rations. As the inner party which are the high class and governments, they get to eat whatever they want. This shows the food restriction as people in the high class can afford actual healthy food. And those in the middle and lower class have no choice but only receive a certain amount of food that is unhealthy. This is yet another restriction that Orwell warns us. We should care as those who eat unhealthy will continue to do so making them unhealthier. The implications is to some how improve people's eating habits to be healthier and avoid the situation in 1984 where people with wealth and power can eat whatever they want.

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Seeds of Death: Unveiling The Lies of GMO's - Full Movie

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Visit http://prn.fm/ The world's leading Scientists, Physicians, Attorneys, Politicians and Environmental Activists expose the corruption and dangers surrounding the widespread use of Genetically Modified Organisms in the new feature length documentary, "Seeds of Death: Unveiling the Lies of GMOs".

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This artifact is a documentary that cover GMOs. This was made from the dangers that GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) can bring. GMO is a process where a DNA is being artificially forced into another pool of GNA. The person who created this is named Gary Null. And their message that they want to relay is the dangers that GMOs hold like weakening immune system and failure of multiple organs.

This artifact shows the Orwellian warning as in the book 1984 is shows how unhealthy everyone is and not a single person being healthy. For example, Parson is extremely over weight and Winston has a ulcer on his leg. From the fake things they eat is obviously the cause of their unhealthiness. As GMO does the same thing which harms us. This is where the Orwellian warning comes into play and the restriction of food. With higher yields in crops able to feed more people will actually harm them. Orwell's warning to be careful of the food restriction we receive as the only things we can eat are GMOs. We should care as our decision will ultimately bring us harm and the implication is to be more careful when you are consuming GMO.

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There Are 5 Fast Food Places for Every Grocery Store in America

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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 23 million Americans live in "food deserts," low-income areas without "ready access" to grocery stores. This, however, is not why Americans are so fat, according to a University of North Carolina study of long-term eating habits and summarized in The Week:

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This artifact is a comment that has a very strong statement. It is from a website called GAWKER. And the author is Maureen O'Connor. This comment was created in September 12. 2012. They are trying to say that for every five fast food chain there is one grocery store. And this comment's purpose was to spread awareness on how the unhealthy amounts of calories that are being sold compared to the healthy food.

This is an Orwellian warning of the restriction that is placed on us to eat. This connects to 1984 as there is a place called the canteen where people get together and eat unhealthy food as its the only thing they can eat. Same way in America as it mirrors 1984's Oceania, the amount of fast food chains compared to grocery stores show the restriction being placed. Obviously people go to more fast food chains since the food is already cooked and ready compared to grocery stores where you have to cook for yourself. But, the high calories given to us makes it unhealthy. We should care as our health determines so much aspects of our life like lifespan. The implication is to break away from the restriction and eat healthy tasty products from the grocery store

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What Is Processed Food?

Ideally, we'd shop the farmers' market every day for fresh, local foods, and make all of our goodies from scratch. In reality, we live far from our food sources, have to buy foods we can store on the shelf, and barely have time to eat dinner, much less prepare it.

Processed foods are convenient, and not all of them are bad for you: pre-chopped vegetables, or fruits canned in their own juice, are just two examples.

Sometimes, however, convenience can mean large amounts of hidden sodium, fats, and sugar, which are always bad news. Read on to learn which processed foods to avoid and why.

What processed foods do you avoid in the grocery store?

Bacon

Bacon contains high levels of sodium, which can lead to high blood pressure. And sodium is just the beginning.

Part of the reason why bacon is so delicious is because it's loaded with saturated fat. Saturated fat is linked to heart disease and obesity. Danger also lurks in virtually all store-bought bacon because of how many preservatives it contains, which are related to every health concern from headaches to cancer.
Carbs vs. Fat: What really makes us gain weight?"
Granola Bars

Consider the granola bar, also known as the cereal bar. They are stuffed with hearty grains and packaged in boxes featuring mountains and sunrises. So wholesome!

Too bad granola bars are also loaded with added sugars, which digest quickly and don't satisfy hunger for long. Despite their healthy marketing image, granola bars don't offer much in the way of good nutrition. Avoid them for their high simple-carbohydrate count and the long ingredient list filled with difficult-to-pronounce words.

Instant Ramen

Most college students have had the experience of powering through finals week fueled only by ramen and cheap coffee. Warning: Do not continue this habit beyond your senior year. Better yet, stop now.

A packet of ramen can contain nearly 2,000 milligrams (mg) of sodium, which is 500 mg more than the American Heart Association 's daily recommended intake. That boosts blood pressure, which could lead to stroke. Additionally, with simple carbohydrates making up most of the other ingredients, ramen provides almost zero nutritional support. You should also check out the amount of fat in ramen noodles. Who knew so many unhealthy things could come in such a small package!

As a healthy meal, instant ramen gets a failing grade.

Dried Fruits

You might reach for a handful of raisins or a few spears of dried mango to satisfy a sweet tooth. There's probably a really good reason they are so satisfying. These dried fruits are a better option than Skittles, since they have a good amount of fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Be careful with the portion, however - even a small portion carries a high-calorie, high-sugar punch.

The extra sugar also promises weight gain. If you eat more than your body needs, it adds to your body's fat store.

Flavored Nuts

Flavored nuts have a shelf of their own in the sounds-good-for-you-but-isn't pantry.

Whether they are maple-flavored, soy sauce- and wasabi-dusted, or coated in toffee, flavored nuts are packed with extra salt and sugar. This extra salt and sugar can lead to weight gain, diabetes, and high blood pressure.

Their sticky, sugary goodness also makes them the enemy of healthy teeth.

Fruit Snacks

An enemy of both your teeth and waistline, fruit snacks may be the grocer's most inaccurately named food. Most varieties are packed with high fructose corn syrup and cane sugar - which could lead to weight gain, which can increase your risk for diabetes - and contain only a drop of actual fruit ingredients.

Their extra sugar and gelatinous ingredients also stick to teeth, providing an ideal environment for bacteria to create cavities.

Margarine

There was a time when margarine was considered the healthy alternative to butter. However, the truth is that some margarine contains a lot of trans fats, which is considered more unhealthy than any other fat, including saturated fats.

Trans fats increase bad cholesterol, which can lead to heart disease and stroke. Although the link between trans fatty acids and cancer is unclear, Johns Hopkins Medicine is just one institution that suggests lowering these fats as a part of their dietary recommendations for cancer patients and survivors.

Microwave Popcorn

There's nothing wrong with popcorn (as long as you go easy on the salt and butter) and there's nothing wrong with microwaving food. So what's so bad about microwave popcorn?

It's in the bag. Perfluoroalkyls are just one class of chemical found in microwave popcorn bags. Studies have linked perfluoroalkyls with health problems as diverse as kidney disease and poor semen quality.

Ketchup

"Catsup" or "ketchup"? No matter where you stand on the spelling debate, America's favorite condiment spells bad news.

While a little dollop of ketchup is fine, the amounts we slather onto our burgers and fries is problematic, as is the frequency.

The tomatoes in ketchup are so diluted by sugar and salt that they offer no natural value. With most of the calories in ketchup coming from sugar, you might as well sprinkle your fries with sugar!

Frozen Dinners

Frozen dinners are the next best thing to takeout: a complete meal of vegetables, entrée, and starch, all on one plate, right out of the microwave.

However, frozen dinners are often loaded with sugars, fat, and sodium. Those additives can lead to weight and heart problems. They can also raise your blood pressure, putting you at danger for stroke. If you do get frozen meals, focus on organic meals with an ingredient list full of foods you recognize.

All Things in Moderation

Processed foods are not a modern convenience - they've been around since the first barrel of salt-pork sailed across the Atlantic. They provide convenience and give us access to foods that would otherwise perish in transit.

Enjoy them in moderation, and use your common sense. Check the nutrition labels to avoid anything high in fats, sugars, and chemicals you can't pronounce. Be sure to make fresh, simple ingredients the focus of your diet.

Quiz: Do you know your added sugars?

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Ideally, we'd shop the farmers' market every day for fresh, local foods, and make all of our goodies from scratch. In reality, we live far from our food sources, have to buy foods we can store on the shelf, and barely have time to eat dinner, much less prepare it.

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This websites explore the topic of processed food Processed food is a food substance not found naturally that is made through production. Processed food substances are artificial meal that everyone in America consume. It picked up popularity in the mid nineteen century. The authors of this website , Elea Carey's purpose is to relay a message and spread awareness to inform everyone what exactly they are eating. The people they are trying to inform are those who eat these products which are us Americans.

This website is warning us about an Orwellian warning to show the restriction in food. In the book there is a food brand called Victory. They are a type of food with Victory in front of them. For example, there is Victory Coffee everyone drinks and Victory gin with many other types. Same way with processed food and Victory brand food products they are fake, or artificial. Processed food has not yet been proven completely safe on the long run. This is a case where is mirrors our world as for the sake of cost efficiency we make fake artificial food to feed our people as Oceania does the same. We should care as the things we put in our mouth is obviously not trusted. The implication is to be careful of what we eat and try in some degree to avoid it.