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“Fast food addiction-the junk enslavement,”

Introduction

In this discussion, we are going to look into the analysis of two articles regarding fast food addiction. The first article is titled “ (Moss, 2017),” by Michael Moss (2017, pp. 471-495) and the second article is titled “Fast food addiction-the junk enslavement,” (Arumugam, 2015). The two articles give in-depth research on addiction of junk food by incorporation of effective methods in gathering their research. Michael Moss has used the method of literature review in coming up with the findings contained in his article. In the second article by Arumugum, the author has adopted the method of direct questionnaires to collect information. The data from the questionnaire was then entered in MS excel sheet and then analyzed by use of SPSS software.

Summary and Analytic Discussion

Michael Moss was motivated to engage in case of study after discovering the reality of the statistics of the rate of obesity in the United States. The statistics show that one out of the three adults in America is clinically obese, and 23 million Americans have Type 2 diabetes (Moss, 2017). In this article, the authors have conducted case study by talking to more than 300 hundred people in or formerly employed by food manufacturers. The case study aimed to assess the level of junk food addiction at the results indicated a continuous trend in increase of demand for fast foods. In the second article by Arumugum the addiction of fast food was self-accepted by 39% of those who participated in the study which the results from the questionnaire showed that the commonness of junk f