Nutritious Drink Persuasive Essay

Dear Uncle David, I really wish you would stop drinking all the time. I hate to see you throwing up every day. Seeing you drained of energy is frightening. You used to have a smile on your face every time you saw me, now I hardly ever see you smiling and laughing because you're always sick. I don’t understand why you keep drinking since you are always in and out the hospital. You were such an enthusiastic, funny, dramatic, fun person that people need in their life. Your smile lit up the room and now, I only see you moping drunk every time you're up and moving. It’s sickening to hear family gossiping about when you're going to die. I hope that by reading what I have to say will make you realize the problems you have with drinking and how

Weed and liquor are two substances usually utilized and mishandled, both unsafe to your wellbeing, however advantage you in some ways. Measurably, liquor is the main mishandled substance, while weed is number one among illicit medications. Despite the fact that, the lawful age to smoke and drink is 21, it doesn't mean regardless they aren't terrible for you. Despite the fact that, this medication and liquor might be extremely hazardous to your wellbeing, notwithstanding, it can profit you in some ways. Maryjane is utilized for therapeutic purposes and can help the tired needing a cure. What's more, one glass of red wine a day is useful for your wellbeing.

The government has taken initiative to cut down the amount of soda that Americans are allowed do consume. They say that America will be less fat if we don't drink it. If America and want to loose weight the have to be wiling to want to work at loosing the weight.

Should the government limit the size of sugary drinks? Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg proposes a law, in which to ban the size of sixteen ounces and decrease the amount of sugary drinks. Bloomberg’s reasoning for his proposal is, by decreasing the obesity rate in New York City, might help save some people's lives, and hopes to have other cities follow his step. I contemplate whether or not it will help the obesity rate as much as Bloomberg speculates. Banning the drinks size will not affect the obesity rate, Citizen have no freedom of right, and how can the ban help the U.S… Limiting the size of sugary drinks is a good thing, but it bad at the same time because citizen will receive less freedom before the proposal. I think it the consumer choice

You are sitting there trying to finish your homework for school at 9:00 at night but you can not get it done because you keep dozing off and falling asleep so you go in the refrigerator and grab a energy drink to keep you up and do the homework but what you do not know is how those energy drinks treat you and your body down the road. Then as you go through the week you keep grabbing and buying more and more energy drinks and you get addicted so you keep going and going through all of the energy drinks and then first it was a day and then it turned into a week and then it turned into a month and if you last that long it turns into a year. And then the last energy drink you drink turns into nonstop terror because know you feel like your

Are you drinking too many energy drinks? There has been a total of 34 total deaths due to energy drinks. The most common ones are linked to 5-hour energy, and Monsters. Be careful on how many you drink. 8 percent of american teens drink energy drinks weekly, 20 percent think that energy drinks are safe to drink, 13 percent think that energy drinks are sports drinks. The side effects of energy drinks are: Headaches, Chest pain, and shaking.

A question that “CalBev” (California Beverage Association) has to decide is whether companies should put warning labels on their sugary drinks. Many people have their own opinions and reasons why or why not we should have warnings on sugary drinks; My opinion is that we don’t put warnings on sugary drinks.

First of all, fruit juice would help with childhood obesity because it is healthy and amazing for me, and the water is really healthy. That is why they provide it at all schools. Helping childhood obesity is important because some people are overweight

The consumption of sugar sweetened drinks has increased by all means which parallely is increasing child obesity. Although these sugar sweetened drinks contribute in long term weight gain. These sugar sweetened drinks mainly with soda provide very less nutrition value or benefit and increase the risk of obesity increases among children. Efforts to promote drinks which are low fat milk, small quantities of fruit juices and water should increase.

There is increasing evidence to show that consuming sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) is associated with increased risk of obesity or elevated body mass index (BMI) and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Conversely, several empirical studies have also shown that reduced consumption of SSBs reduces the risk of obesity and developing T2DM.1-10Obesity is a global public health problem of pandemic proportions .2 An estimated 1.6 billion adults worldwide were overweight with BMI of 25kg/m2 and over and approximately 400 million of these adult were obese with BMI of 30kg/m2 and greater in 2005. It was estimated that these numbers will reach 2.3 billion for overweight and 700 million for obese adults in 2015.2 In the United States, there was an

Everyone’s done it before: To prepare for an extreme workout or to recover after a rigorous run, we often find ourselves guzzling down energy drinks that promise to elevate our performance, revitalize our body, or even “give [us] wings.”

I conclude with the fact that we do have an obligation to better take care of ourselves by making changes in the way we eat or buy and consume food, though, I do not think we will be able to break our addiction to unhealthy foods. U.S citizens are on the daily eating cheap foods uninterruptedly and considering they have been doing it for so long, it will be extremely at most challenging to break this addiction. Food to Americans taste-buds are so used to the high fat and higher calorie foods. Now that we have better foods that are better though worse for you to eat than natures, such as heads of lettuce or broccoli, which makes it harder for someone to purchase lettuce rather than a McDonalds Burger. Yes, some foods are just flat out awful for us to consume, but what about those foods that we do not know what is really inside of them? How are we going to even try to take better care of ourselves by making changes in the way we eat or buy and consume foods if we do not even know what we are really eating at times? We as human beings should automatically have the right to know what we are eating. Obviously it leads to suspicion if they aren't placing labels being truthful with everything that is added. Before, it was not easy for us consumers to have knowledge about what we were actually eating. At one point, the government let loose and disarmingly started to allow for us to know a little more about what we are eating. Now, they are adding things that they know they should

Don’t do drugs! We've all heard this popular slogan or statement used before somewhere in our day to day lives; especially as teenagers going to public schools. As students, we learn at our schools the dangers of all of the different types drugs and what they could do to us if we take them and get addicted. However, one issue that we do not talk about at schools is the dangers of unhealthy foods and the effects that it has on our bodies. In some cases, this is even a bigger epidemic than the one from drugs and is giving people in many cases diabetes and death. Children every year are growing up more and more obese with the numbers increasing only as time goes on and foods get worse. With that being stated, I believe that these kids should not have to suffer the consequences of eating the bad foods and should get educated on what is actually good to eat. The school of education needs to take into account these issues and make it so that students have to take mandatory classes on the food topic and how to cook better foods. Taking a class on such a thing not only benefits the students and their lives, but the future of America as well.

The first time I ever drank alcohol was with my volleyball team in high school. I almost always drank it with my teams. I felt as though I would not be accepted if I did not partake in the activity. As mentioned earlier, I had a bad incident with alcohol. A new, older guy kept giving me alcohol one night, and I woke up the next morning with texts from my friends telling me that they were banging on the door trying to get me out. This led to over a year of drinking as a way to try and forget. It was something I struggles with a lot in high school. Luckily, in college, I have been in a community that encourages the pursuit of God and honor. I cannot lie, there have been a couple times earlier on when I felt empty and drank underage. Sin and struggling with sin is a real thing, but I have been really striving to honor God and my body in all I do. My position would be that we are called to honor God and by doing so, we honor the law of the land that drinking is legal after 21 in America. I also believe that once someone is 21, they need to continue to respect God and their bodies by refraining from getting drunk. Not being conscious of decisions makes it impossible to consciously choose God in a scenario of drunkenness. I also believe that if you are in a state where you are unable to be present for a friend who may need you because you are too drunk that is not good. We should be able to be present and help a friend in need when they reach out. I did smoke a couple times in

In the United States, it is illegal to consume alcohol until the age of twenty-one. At the age of eighteen people are considered adults. “The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen-years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any state on the account of age (Amendment 26, Section 1 of the Constitution). At the age of eighteen, a person can get married, vote, drive, take out loans, pay taxes, buy tobacco, have sex, be tried as an adult, have children, use credit cards, buy real estate, act independently of parents and be in the armed forces and die for their country.