Advertising is main cause of unhealthy eating habits.

 

    In modern society, it has been controversial whether advertising is main cause of unhealthy eating habits. However, I basically disagree with given statements because of irregular schedules.

    Most of all, irregular working schedule have caused more problem which is unhealthy eating habits. As a matter of fact, South Korea is highly competitive country where begin perfect is required in order to succeed. Thus, people who are in business have a tendency of overworking everyday to overcome others. Even they save the lunch time. It leads people to eat fast food rather than health food. The phenomenon can be support by many recent reports on the Korean FDA. In a recent 80% worker overwork and they even choice the fast food due to saving time. For example, in my case, when I did work group project in company we eat McDonald for lunch to save the time. Then, I sometimes feel not good stomach.

    In addition, irregular school schedule have negative aspects which lead students to eat fast foods such as MacDonald and Burger King. They have no enough time to enjoy meals. As society is getting complex and competitive, many students in South Korea suffer from overcoming other students. So, they spend most of their time on study. Even thought they try to save lunch time. Therefore, they usually prefer eating fast food. It can cause students to have foods that are not good for health. The phenomenon can be supported by recent reports on the governments. In a recent 95 percents students said that they doesn't matter what they eat foods. They only focus on what foods are convenient and faster. For example, my younger brother has eaten McDonald for every meal. As a result of, now he has a problem about stomach because of having a lot of fast food.

To sum up, I strongly oppose the perspective that adverting is main features of unhealthy eating habits. This is because irregular working schedule and school schedule are the main cause.

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