Morgan Spurlock decided to eat only McDonald's food for 30 days to document the effects. He ate three meals per day from McDonald's to mimic the diets of many Americans. Over the month, Spurlock gained 11 kilograms and experienced serious health consequences like increased risk of heart disease and liver problems. His experiment highlighted the physical and psychological risks of a diet consisting solely of fast food.

1. SUPER SIZE ME
By: María Paula Cuervo Cely

2. Super size me is a documental
about a men called Morgan
Spurlock who decided to make
an experiment, eat three times on
a day, for an entire month, Mc
Donald's food.
He did that because he saw that
people in America were eaten a
lot of fast food, and obesity was
so common.
He wanted to make common
sense about this important topic
that was affected the great
majority of world’s population.

3. CAUSES
 In the past, the most common way to eat was in people’s own
houses, the food was prepared there. Nowadays the great
part of the society go to a restaurant for get some food, and is
commonly that people get that in a fast food restaurant.
 In schools lunch is usually fast food, even if there are another
options, children prefers fries or candies than healthy food.
 Some people has become addicted of fast food, for
example, Dob Gorske, love the Big Mac.
 Not satisfied with that, Mc Donald’s restaurants offered a
Super Size option which contains a lot of soda and fries.

4. PHYSICAL CONSEQUENCES
 America has now become the fattest nation in the world, this
means that a big percentage there suffer of obesity.
 Some of the consequences of the experiment that realized
Spurlock were:
 Morgan increased his weight 11 kilos.
 He got serious liver problems
 His cholesterol increase a 65 percent, for that reason the
percent of fat increase too.
 The risk of get a Heart Dise double his percentage in a
200%
 People needs to be eating Mc Donald’s food all the
time, because it is addictive.

5. PSICO CONSEQUENCES
 Eat Mc Donald’s food could make some depression and
fatigue
 It could make too some mood swings
 Finally fast food affect too sex life because it becomes
worthless