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With the advent of urbanisation and the rise in popularity of fast food, there have been accompanying issues with rising obesity rates – especially in developed countries like England and the USA.

With the advent of urbanisation and the rise in popularity of fast food, there have been accompanying issues with rising obesity rates – especially in developed countries like England and the USA. After providing a careful analysis of why obesity has risen so sharply in these countries, I shall suggest a number of ways in which the obesity epidemic can be ameliorated. To begin with, it should be unsurprising that fast food is incredibly popular in wealthy countries (like England and the USA). Due to the high levels of development in these countries, consumers possess more money and can therefore consume vast amounts of fast food without seriously diminishing their income. For example, the American Dietary Association found that (compared to the average Indian household), the average American household has a six times larger budget for food per month. Consequently, it is to be expected that obesity rates are much higher in countries with larger amounts of wealth. However, despite the severity of the obesity problem, there are a number of ways in which developed countries could battle it more effectively. Firstly, developed governments could put far more pressure on fast food outlets to provide healthy alternatives to hamburgers, french fries and soft drinks. Secondly, public exercise initiatives could be advertised and promoted far more vigorously. Lastly, modules that inform teenagers about healthy dietary requirements could be taught at schools. In conclusion, although obesity is a serious issue in the developed world, if the above steps are taken, the situation will surely improve in the coming years
With the advent of
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urbanisation
and the rise in popularity of
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fast
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food
, there have been

accompanying issues with rising obesity rates
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–
especially
in developed
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countries
like

England and the USA. After providing a careful analysis of why obesity has risen
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so


sharply
in these
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countries
, I shall suggest a number of ways in which the obesity

epidemic can
be ameliorated
.

To
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begin
with, it should be unsurprising that
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fast
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food
is
incredibly
popular in wealthy

countries (like England and the USA). Due to the high levels of development in these

countries, consumers possess more money and can
therefore
consume vast amounts

of
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fast
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food
without
seriously
diminishing their income.
For example
, the American

Dietary Association found that (compared to the average Indian household), the

average American household has a six times larger budget for
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food
per month.

Consequently
, it is to be
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expected
that obesity rates are much higher in
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countries
with

larger amounts of wealth.

However
, despite the severity of the obesity problem, there are a number of ways in

which developed
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countries
could battle it more
effectively
.
Firstly
, developed

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governments
could put far more pressure on
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fast
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food
outlets to provide healthy

alternatives to hamburgers, french fries and soft drinks.
Secondly
, public exercise initiatives could
be advertised
and promoted far more
vigorously
.
Lastly
, modules that inform
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
teenagers
about healthy dietary requirements could
be taught
at schools.

In conclusion
, although obesity is a serious issue in the developed world, if the above

steps
are taken
, the situation will
surely
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improve
in the coming years

IELTS essay With the advent of urbanisation and the rise in popularity of fast food, there have been accompanying issues with rising obesity rates – especially in developed countries like England and the USA.

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5 paragraphs
256 words
6.0
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