What could be good Introduction for questioning if fast food restaurants are to blame for obesity?
What could be good Introduction for questioning if fast food restaurants are to blame for obesity?
I’m having trouble coming up with an introduction to questioning if fast food restaurants are to be held responsible for people’s health problems with obesity. My paper is a persuasive against the fact that fast foods are NOT to blame for the choices people make. What could be a good introduction? A little help please? Thanks!
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Answer by India Rodriguez
Maybe something along the lines of: ” Many lives have been lost to the complications of obesity. Yet ritualistically many people are consumed by the idea that fast food restaraunts are to blame, when indeed this is no the case.
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