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ジジ Gigi

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2019.05.30 21:17

Many Americans and American restaurants are now focusing on

whole (not processed) foods🥦🥕🥜🥗🥒🍅🌶🥑🍉🍎🍌🍏🍇🍐🍓🍊🥥👍because the American diet has caused increases in cholesterol and blood sugars in so many people.
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  • uno 2019.05.30 21:21

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    That's good thing 🍀

  • Ba999 2019.05.30 21:22

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    What really bad is that people know that's not good for them but still take it.

  • Esther 2019.05.30 21:28

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    Sehr gute Entwicklung 👍

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 21:31

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    @Esther ha, ist gut

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 21:32

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    @Ba999 oui, c’est vrai !

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 21:32

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    @uno そうです

  • Megumi 2019.05.30 22:53

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    We have completely different eating habits.😊

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 22:57

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    @Megumi yes! So important for us Americans to fix our ways. And it’s a warning for everyone else not to fall into our fast food trap!

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 22:57

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    @Ba999 $$$$$$

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 22:57

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    @Ba999 and time !!!

  • Megumi 2019.05.30 23:04

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    @ジジ Gigi Nowadays Japanese love fast food too.😁

  • michiyo 2019.05.30 23:12

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    It was a good age. Even in Japan, attention has been focused on traditional ingredients😊

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 23:49

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    @michiyo oh! That’s great to hear!

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.30 23:50

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    @Megumi I know. I see so much junk food posted. It is sad. When I lived in Georgia, there were several Japanese companies near my home. So the Japanese came to work there, but many gained weight because they changed to the American diet.

  • Megumi 2019.05.31 00:44

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    @ジジ Gigi Oh! Really! I’ve heard that if we live in the US for a while, we’ll definitely gain our weight!😄 I’m thin, so my mom always says I should gain more weight though.😂

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.31 00:46

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    @Megumi haha. I was like that as a young woman. The organization estimates that 3/4 of the American population will likely be overweight or obese by 2020. 2014 figures from the CDC found that more than one-third (36.5%) of U.S. adults age 20 and older and 17% of children and adolescents aged 2–19 years were obese. Wikipedia › wiki › Obesity_in_the_Unite... Obesity in the United States - Wikipedia

  • Megumi 2019.05.31 02:14

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    @ジジ Gigi Wow! Amazing figures! And we have a lot in common, even though we are in different ages. I’m 42 btw.☺

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.31 10:08

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    @Megumi yes. Sad! I an happy I am not the only one over 30 here!!

  • masa 2019.05.31 10:14

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    Although traditional Japanese food was very healthy, now that westernization is increasing, our diet can no longer be said healthy.

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.31 10:24

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    @masa that is what I gather from seeing the posts here.

  • Megumi 2019.05.31 10:50

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    @ジジ Gigi yeah!😄

  • Michael 2019.05.31 16:41

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    Older generations used to practice job sharing and had been living in large families. Home cooking was a usual part of the homework/housework. Nowadays families are small and singles, as well as single parents, have to do all of the homework besides making a living. That doesn't leave time for a meal with good nutrition. The food industry is able to produce healthy fast food, but how much people are willing to pay for a healthy meal?

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.31 16:57

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    @Michael wow! Fascinating!

  • Michael 2019.05.31 17:01

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    @ジジ Gigi Thank you so much, Gigi👋

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.05.31 17:05

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    @Michael my pleasure

  • Rosa 2019.06.23 07:53

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    確かにそうですね。しかしこの肥満率や食生活による不健康率は貧困の差に深い関係があるのはご存じですか？ 義務教育内での栄養に関する知識の低さもかなり問題ですね。

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.06.23 15:33

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    @Rosa yes I know this. はい、知っています。 Poor people do not need educating to know what to eat. They need money to pay for decent food. Healthy food is far more expensive than bad food.

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.06.23 15:35

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    @Rosa also, convenience foods take very little time. Poor people have no time to cook literally. They have to work three and four jobs to stay alive. So they grab food without thinking because they literally have to eat in short periods of time.

  • Rosa 2019.06.23 23:57

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    @ジジ Gigi I didn't mean "the underclass need to be educated" I said "there are also peoblem of education about nutritional healthcare" So there are 2 different problem i pounted out.😄

  • Rosa 2019.06.23 23:57

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    *pointed

  • ジジ Gigi 2019.06.24 00:28

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    @Rosa ✅

  • Rosa 2019.06.24 00:29

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    @ジジ Gigi 😄

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