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What country is the fattest in the world? |
USA |
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How many Americans are overwieght/obese? |
+100 Million |
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What % of USA is overwieght/obese? |
60% |
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What is the fattest state in the USA? |
Mississippi |
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Since 1980 the amount of obese children has what? |
Doubled |
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Obesity is the number (blank) preventable death in america, what is the number one preventable cause? |
second, smoking |
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How many deaths per year are related to obesity? |
+400,00 |
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what leads to weight gain in America? |
eating out |
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One in (blank) Americans visit a fast food resturant. |
four (1/4) |
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How many McDonalds are their world wide? |
30,000 |
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How many people does McDonalds serve everyday worldwide? |
46 Million |
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What % of the fast food market does McDonalds represent? |
43% |
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Who was the star of Super Size me? |
Morgan Spurlock |
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How long was his "McDonalds Challenge"? |
30 Days |
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What % of Americans get no exercise at all? |
60% |
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Most Americans walk no more than (blank) steps per day |
5,000 |
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How far does an average New Yorker walk per day? |
4-5 miles |
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How many McDonalds are in NYC (22.4 sq mil) |
83 |
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How many McDonalds are in NYC per sq. mil? |
4 |
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The small size of a soda in the US is a (blank) size in France. |
Large |
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Rules for Morgan Spurlock in Super Size me are: |
1.Only Super Size when asked 2.Only eat McDonalds products 3. Try everything on the menu 4. Must have 3 meals a day |
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Americans eat out for what % of their meals? |
40% |
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What tools does McDonalds use to to appeal to kids? |
1.Playgrounds 2.Birthday Parties 3.Happy Meals 4.Ronald McDonald the clown (****ing scary) |
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What is a national health epidemic? |
Obesity |
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What is the serving size of meat set by the Federal Government? |
3 oz. |
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How many serving sizes of food do restaurants usually serve? |
4-5 servings |
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How many calories does a bagel contain and how many sizes of bread does that come out to be? |
500-600 cal, 5 pieces of bread |
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How many calories did the original size of fries contain? |
200 |
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How many calories are in a large serving or fries? |
600 |
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A 12 oz drink use to be a small, what size is it considered now? |
A kid’s size |
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What have cars introduced that can hold up to a 1/2 gallon of liquid and contain between 500-600 calories? |
Bigger cup-holders to hold "Big Gulp cups" (or just larger cup sizes) |
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What almost guarantees a rise in obesity? |
Toxic food, physical inactivity, and access to cheap/fatty foods |
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How many soda machines are there nationwide? |
3 million (1 for every 97 people) |
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Weight gain can lead to what health problems? |
1.Hypertension 2.Coronary Heart Disease 3.Stroke 4.Gallbladder Disease 5.Osteoarthritis 6.Sleep Apnea 7.Respiratory Issues 8.Cancer 9.Type 2 Diabetes -Insulin resistance (compared to Type 1 where enough insulin is not produced) 10.Cystic Ovarian Syndrome |
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If the trend of childhood obesity continues one in (blank) children born in 2000 will develop diabetes later in life. |
three (1/3) |
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17 Million Americans or one in (blank) have Type 2 Diatebes |
20 (1/20) |
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How many years of life may you lose if diabetes begins before the age of 15? |
17-27 (***** we made it) |
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Medical costs have doubled to (blank) in the past 5 years. |
$92 Billion (thats a lot of drinks dt) |
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What % of obese childre have elevated liver function? |
20% |
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McDonalds stated what in their defense when confronted about the health risks frequent consumption of their food can cause? |
That it is a "matter of common knowledge that the food processing that their food undergoes makes their food more harmful than unprocessed alternatives" |
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McNuggets are made from chickens pumped with what? |
Hormones |
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How many food advertisements does the average american child see per year? |
10,000 |
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What % of food commercials are for sugared cereals, soft drinks, and candy? |
95% |
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How much did McDonalds spend last year on direct advertisement? |
$1.4 Billion |
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How much did Hershey’s spend last year on direct advertisement? |
$200 Million |
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How much did the 5 A Day Fruit and Veggie Campaign spend last year on direct advertisement? |
$2 Million |
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What is Fructose? |
Sugar |
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What percentage of American homes do NOT have internet access? |
50% (missing out on Dexter yo) |
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What percentage of McDonalds in the film had posted nutritional info about their products? |
50% |
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What percentage of McDonalds had NO nutritional information posted whatsoever? |
25% |
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Are kids eating more than the food than they buy in school cafeterias? |
No |
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How many grams of sugar are in a Country Time Lemonade? |
36g |
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What company services 400 school districts a day and why? |
Sodexo, bc they were the lowest bidder |
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What is the minimum number of minutes per day of exercise recommended by the Surgeon General? |
30 min. |
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What act was passed in 2001 resulting in recess being cut out on school schedules in order to prepare for testing? |
No Child Left Behind |
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What is a calorie? |
The measure of energy a food source contains or The amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of a liter of water by 1 degree Celsius when an energy source is burned |
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What are the 7 items on the McDonalds menu that contains ZERO sugar? |
1.French Fries 2.Iced Tea 3.Diet Coke 4.McNuggets 5.Hash-browns 6.Sausage 7.Coffee |
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What organ was Morgan Spurlock "wiping out" with his new high fat diet? |
Liver |
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What did the food affect in the star of the film? |
His mood and appetite |
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What % of people eating McDonalds at least once a day are "heavy users" of fast food? |
72% |
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What % or people are "super heavy users" those who eat McDonalds multiple times a week) |
22% |
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How many nutritionists were called in for the film? |
100 |
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Out of the 100 nutritionists called in said to never eat McDonalds? |
45 |
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How much is spent on diet products and weight loss programs each year in America? |
$30 Billion |
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Why does the fast food industry have lobbyists in D.C.? |
1.To ensure no government agency says to eat less of fast food products 2.To make sure the government does not pass any legislation unfavorable to to the fast food market |
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What were the effects to Morgan Spurlock’s body after the experiment? |
1.Gained 24.5 lbs (nahh bruh) 2.Liver turned to fat 3.Cholesterol was raised 65 points 4.Had a 11-15% body fat increase 5.Doubled his risk of Coronary Heart Disease 6.Became depressed and exhausted 7.Sex life was non-existent (DAMN) 8.Mood Swings 9.Massive cravings and headaches |
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How many grams of fat does a Premium Salad have and what % of your daily fat intake does that represent? |
51g, 79% |
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How many times was Spurlock asked if he wanted to "Super Size" his meals? |
9 (5 in Texas) |
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How many lbs of sugar did he consume that month? |
30 lbs |
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How many lbs of fat did he consume that month? |
12 lbs |
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What bill was passed by Congress that makes it illegal to sue fast food companies for making one obese? |
The Cheeseburger Bill (LOL WTF RLLY) |
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What is the fattest city in America? |
Detroit |
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How many cities has Texas added to the "Fattest Cities in America" list? |
5 |
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How long ager the release of "Super Size Me" did McDonalds eliminate the Super Size Me option? |
6 weeks |
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