Processed Foods Vs. Whole Foods: Cancer Causing
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|Processed Foods Versus Whole Foods |
|Cancer Causing or Cancer Curing | |
When you think of foods, do you associate what you eat to the possibilities of obtaining “Cancer”? Case studies reveal that eating processed foods on a continual basis will lead to diseases such as cancer, …show more content…
Processed foods have been made more economical to buy for families on budgets or on government assistance over buying healthier whole foods. State assistance makes it nearly impossible for a family to more likely buy what foods can feed their family and not provide good nutrition. These limitations make feeding families with only processed foods or less nutritious foods the only options. Processed foods are providing the ability to be more filling per serving and because the affordability the best choice for below poverty income families. The government is not making this financially easier for families to afford anything more than what there state access income can purchase. As reported by the Associated Press by Mark Niesse on October 22, 2010 participants in the food stamp program, technically called the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program receives an average of $133.00 dollars a month. The benefits of processed foods being less expensive are the beginning. Other benefits will be that processing kills pathogens, extends shelf life of the food. Canned foods will last a timeless length and can also make feeding starve stricken countries all over the world easier with processed
|Processed Foods Versus Whole Foods |
|Cancer Causing or Cancer Curing | |
When you think of foods, do you associate what you eat to the possibilities of obtaining “Cancer”? Case studies reveal that eating processed foods on a continual basis will lead to diseases such as cancer, …show more content…
Processed foods have been made more economical to buy for families on budgets or on government assistance over buying healthier whole foods. State assistance makes it nearly impossible for a family to more likely buy what foods can feed their family and not provide good nutrition. These limitations make feeding families with only processed foods or less nutritious foods the only options. Processed foods are providing the ability to be more filling per serving and because the affordability the best choice for below poverty income families. The government is not making this financially easier for families to afford anything more than what there state access income can purchase. As reported by the Associated Press by Mark Niesse on October 22, 2010 participants in the food stamp program, technically called the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program receives an average of $133.00 dollars a month. The benefits of processed foods being less expensive are the beginning. Other benefits will be that processing kills pathogens, extends shelf life of the food. Canned foods will last a timeless length and can also make feeding starve stricken countries all over the world easier with processed