Opposing Viewpoints on Obesity #3

The author expresses his view on the obesity of his city, and expresses his distaste in foods given to kids. The author believes that meals such as happy meals served by McDonald's are the core reason for the one in three chance of type two diabetes in children.  He expounds on his viewpoint by proposing that by cutting back on junk food the health of millions of children can be spared. The author earns credibility by showing that he is involved with a health organization.

Second Viewpoint on Obesity

American citizens are spending $147 billion dollars in trying to get rid of obesity. This writer expresses his opinion on this spending. He believes that it is a waste of money to search for miracle cures for obesity. The only way to cure obesity is to "eat less and move more". The writer shows credibility by telling the reader that he is a dietitian and has struggled with weight all his life. He also shows credibility by explaining that the most effective way that he lost weight is through simple dieting and exercise.

First view point on obesity

Recent studies have shown that there in fact is no obesity epidemic. After a series of experiments, researchers concluded that the are few trends in obesity. The only exception to this is of obese boys. This research goes against what many people believe to be the case throughout the world. It contradicts the idea that due to the effects of fast food and inactivity people of all ages are becoming more obese, but this is not the case.

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