McDonald’s
McD’s press button to open the door, less exercise
It is the parents who have to take responsibility for what their children eat. — McDonald’s
As a company over many years, we have promoted a healthy active lifestyle. — McDonald’s
Why needlessly expend energy on opening a door?
Why waste that investment in saturated fat?
McDonald’s is here to help you,
McDonald’s is here to help safeguard your careful investment in saturated fat.
McDonald’s has installed a button to open the door. No longer do you need to needlessly expend energy. No longer do you need to worry about that careful investment in saturated fat.
You can always rely on McDonald’s to help safeguard your investment in saturated fat.
In the 1970s, less than 2% of adults in UK were obese.
Obesity has trebled in the UK since the 1980s.
By the mid-90s, more than one in ten children in the UK were obese.
Children are developing type-2 diabetes, a disease of late middle age (it used to be known as maturity onset diabetes).
60% of adults in the UK are overweight or obese.
Obesity is costing the NHS over £4 billion a year.
Annual health bill in the US for obesity approaching $150 billion.
In the US, one-third of the population is clinically obese.
It is not only saturated fat that is the problem, sugar is too.
- The Men Who Made Us fat
- What caused the obesity crisis in the West?
- The Men Who Made Us Fat: Are you TOFI?
- Attempting to tackle the ‘super-sized’ fried breakfast
- Fructose sweet white and deadly
- Belching Out the Devil
- Fat Land
- Fast Food Nation
- Not on the Label
- Supersize Me
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