Super Size Me

Brief Introduction:

The American director Morgan Spurlock created a documentary called "Super Size Me" in 2004, in order to demonstrate that food from McDonald's, one of the most important in the world, causes damage to your health and obesity problems.

Questions:

a) What would happen to the person of the documentary if he continues eating at the fast food restaurant for 30 days?

This Morgan would raise more weight damaging your liver by so much fat and it would be a matter of time for her death.

b) Do you think fast food is bad for your health?

Yes, obviously junk food is bad for health since it contains much fat and large quantity of carbohydrates, our body causing many diseases.

c) Do you think fast food alters your weight? How?

Consume junk food abundance, food rich in fats, not only will we get weight and damage our health in general, but it also the brain since fats alter neurogenesis, the process by which our body generates new cells.

d) Is your health in danger if you undergo to this experiment? Why?

If it would be at risk our health, and as seen in the documentary, Morgan began to lose power, your heart rate accelerated, had strong headaches, his liver was drilling for all fats they did, and had strong depressions and changes of mood.

e) Identify what happened to Spurlock’s in Day 2:

On the second day Spurlock eats first Super Size size, which takes about one hour to eat. The experience was the increase in your stomach during the process, which culminates with Spurlock vomiting on the way back home.

f) You are Spurlock, how do you solve this problem?

We liked the idea of Morgan to make the documentary "Super Size Me" since it is very interesting and attracts the attention of the public, to solve the problem we would do a campaign against the consumption of junk food and create awareness in people that this food is extremely harmful to our health and that they don't blame companies that sell food to grow each who takes the decision to eat what I want and should know that excess food makes us damage, rather than ask for a change, they must first change themselves.

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