Junk Food Mccaorkle

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Furthermore, McCorkle's theory of on the not enough promotion for the health food is useful because it sheds insight on the thorny problem of social environment would easy for people to indulge in junk food. The author complains there were a lot of products at the all-natural health-food grocery are all foreign to her. The author claimed that "The produce section had products you might find growing in a neglected basement. There were name brands I'd never heard of; certainly, they don't buy airtime on television. (Her Chee-to heart paragraph#10)". Certainly, we barely see a natural health food grocery would advertising them on television. On the contrast, those junk food have often targeted the children as the main group, use toys to increase