Archive for the ‘fast food’ Category

Eat Without Effort, Strap On The Feedbags (video)

Posted on January 16th, 2009 in fast food, junk food, video | No Comments »

This parody of the way American’s eat is right on, and quite funny although there’s more truth to this than meets the eye. Enjoy learning how the fast food industry will help you eat more of their food, with no effort at all. Read the rest of this entry »

How Many Meals To Good (or Bad) Health?

Posted on April 9th, 2008 in diet, eating habits, fast food, food, fresh fruits and vegetables, junk food, research, whole foods | 3 Comments »

co2footprint-hamburger.jpgTo most people, eating an occasional fast food meal or drinking a soda once in a while is acceptable. Even eating out regularly would be considered healthy to most.

But how many meals does it take to lead you to good as well as bad health?

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Largest Meat Recall in History, Much Already Consumed By Our Children

Posted on February 18th, 2008 in children, environment, fast food, fresh meat, mad cow disease, processed meat, recall, united nations, vegetarian diet | 1 Comment »

The largest meat recall in history, initiated by the USDA yesterday, covers over 143 million pounds of beef processed over the last 2 years by Hallmark/Westland Meat Packing Company, based in Chino, CA.

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All Jacked Up: The Junk Food Movie Food Companies Don’t Want You To See

Posted on February 7th, 2008 in canned meats, childhood obesity, children, deli meats, diet, diet soda, diets, dvd, eating habits, fast food, hamburgers, junk food, monosodium glutamate, processed foods, processed meat, processed meats | 1 Comment »

I just learned about a new documentary film that exposes the truth behind the junk and processed food industry and the effect on our children. It’s called ‘All Jacked Up’ and features interviews with both top health and nutrition experts as well as real teenagers as they share their traumatic experiences with living on junk food. Read the rest of this entry »