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Don't Eat This Book by Morgan Spurlock

Don't Eat This Book

Fast Food and the Supersizing of America

by Morgan Spurlock
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  • May 1, 2005, 304 pages
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  • May 2006, 320 pages
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OSU Comp Student 2009

This book will change your outlook on fast food!
This book gives a supersized portion of information on how the fast food industry is making the nation obese. Throughout the book, Spurlock uses a humorous voice, shocking facts, and pieces of his documentary to make us aware of the lack of exercise and overconsumption of food across the nation. Spurlock does a good job of describing the terrible effects of high-fat and high-calorie foods on our health. The eye-opening information presented in this book will make you turn away from fast food and start eating more nutritious meals. I highly recommend this book for people who want to improve their health and prolong their life.
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