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Transcript: Experiment: How This Contributes to Health Problems - In the 70's people became a lot more concerned with their health, and watching their weight this is what started companies to reduce and take out the fat in their food. - With out the fat the food tastes awful, so the companies started adding sugar to the food to make it hyper- palatable. - 80% of processed foods have added sugar. - Sugar is a chronic dose dependent liver toxin, in order to be healthy you can on eat a certain threshold of sugar. - Sugar also blocks the brain from feeling full - The American Heart Association's daily allowance for sugar is 6-9 tsp. - Processed starches: white bread, cereal, rice, potato products, are processed in your body the same way sugar is. Time it took to get cookies from store: 10 minutes Reason Behind It: "As the amount of time we spent cooking went down, obesity went up"- Micheal Pollen Total Cost of Homemade Cookies: $3.25 Misconceptions of Calories food that has been highly processed or that is full of artificial ingredients is typically cheaper than healthier foods because food companies make cheaper food less healthy, more people are more apt to buy unhealthy food this is why there is such a large connection between poverty and obesity Reason Behind It Ways of Knowing Science behind processed food design by Dóri Sirály for Prezi How has the consumerism of processed foods exacerbated the global health decline? Real World Connection: the rise in processed foods and their availability has correlated with the rise of obesity, type two diabetes, heart disease, and other negative health effects. Easy "Right now, they're rewarded for quantity, not quality... I am not against people making money. I am against people making money by poisoning other people."- Robert Lustig in an interview for Sugar Coated Cheap Language Intuition Faith Imagination food industry's priority is to make money, if they can make more product cheaper, than they will despite the damaging effects. After WW2 the food industry got really good at making processed foods for cheap for the soldiers over-seas. When the war ended they found a way to sell this type of food to Americans Our Experiment Reason: People use their reason daily, they have the logic to guide them in their choices. Choose which price is more reasonable, or what the consequences or their choice are going to be. They also need to have a reason to buy the product, the more interesting one for them. Sense of perception We are going to have you use your different senses to be able to accomplish our experiment. Compare both different kind of cookies, the home made ones and the artificial ones, and then we will be able to record the preference and the perception of the class. Emotion People have emotions everyday, and they can use it when we talk about food. We may eat food when we are sad, so people would tend to associate this emotion with chocolate or ice cream. Or for parties, when everyone is happy you tend to buy candies or snacks because it is between teenagers. When you cook dinner for your family you tend to choose really good products to make better food because they want to be careful. Memory Consumers tend to be too much influenced by process food that they even forget how to make their own food. Their brain is getting too used to this type of food that they will forget any other tastes. They will just think about this food the whole time and cannot stop eating eat because their brain says it is good but it is obviously not. This is called addiction. Language People use language to communicate their feelings and ideas about what they think of food. Also language is of course used to describe the process food on the products and by people. Intuition The ability to understand something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning. People need to understand more about process food because they tend to not use their intuition in the good way. Faith It is the complete trust or confidence in someone or something. People trust themselves and make their own idea about something, they tend to not believe other people or other influences than the ones that they agree with or believe in. If they think process food is good then they will not change their routine, they will keep eating it. Imagination The faculty or action of forming new ideas, or images or concepts of external objects not present to the senses. People here, use their imagination and tend to think more more about what they imagine than the real facts. Our Experiment throughout ways of knowing The Rise of Processed Food and its Negative effects Quotes: Introduction the food industry continues to make money because they sell a service people reason that it is more efficient to work longer hours and pay professionals to cook their food rather than to to attempt to cook it for themselves Organic Food It used to be that when we made bread, we had to grow the wheat, pick the wheat, collect the eggs, fetch the water,

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Transcript: The fashion industry is the most cheap labor dependent industry in America, only 3% of clothes are made locally and the remaining 97% comes from developing countries. Companies claims that cheap labor is actually helping developing countries by making more jobs and raising standards overtime leading to higher wages and better working conditions and causing development and technological improvements. Companies affirm that they require factories to follow regulations such as minimum wage laws, not hiring children and providing safe working conditions. Companies contradict themselves Because they get to choose where the products are made they threaten companies to leave to a cheaper company if they do not make product cheap enough creating competition thus making wages low and creating more hazardous conditions. How to bring all ideas together, in order to connect them all to the main argument of the issue. Shifted focus of the paper from the impact that cheap labor has in American economy to how American use of cheap labor affects economy and social structures of third world countries and the environment. Shift/New Way of Thinking This makes companies in America get richer Consuming these toxins cause cancers, birth defects, increases risks of mental illness and physical handicaps and they have no money for treatment in developing countries Impact on Developing Countries Cause and Effect How the use of cheap labor in America affects developing countries Conclusion Alejandra Perez Effect on American Consumers Organization Effect on the Environment In order to make products cheaper developing countries are forced to disregard working conditions Due to workplace hazards these factories often collapse killing thousands of workers decapitating those who remain alive Essential human rights are violated Workers earn $2 dollars a day When they speak out they are met with brutality Sources Cheap labor is when factories such as sweatshops in third word countries exploits their workers by paying them very little money and providing hazardous working conditions in order to produce cheaper items such as clothing to sell to big companies in developed countries so that they sold at a lower price to consumers. Our actions including the clothes we buy and wear have create pressure for low cost fashion creates the existence of sweatshops and impact it has on our world and the people who make them, American society should become aware of the price that third world countries and its workers are paying in order to bring them cheaper prices to sustain their over consumption and waste. Questions: Challenges Cheap labor causes more production, which in turn creates more products for companies to sell at cheaper prices, and to sell this products companies use advertizing which creates over consumption. Over consumption makes people feel that the way to solve our problems is by consuming more. Creates a society where materialistic values as well as image and status are given more importance. Degradation of ethics in American society. Cheap Labor in the Fashion Industry: What is the Real Price? Herman, Andrew. "Reassessing The Role Of Supplier Codes Of Conduct: Closing The Gap Between Aspirations And Reality." Virginia Journal Of International Law 52.2 (2012): 445-482. Academic Search Complete. Web. 16 Nov. 2016. Contradiction between Company's claims to obey regulations and the truth of their treatment of factory workers. Heintz, James. "Beyond Sweatshops: Employment, Labor Market Security And Global Inequality." Antipode 36.2 (2004): 222-226. Academic Search Complete. Web. 9 Nov. 2016. Cheap labor creates further inequality between developed and undeveloped countries. Powell, Benjamin. "Meet The Old Sweatshops." Independent Review 19.1 (2014): 109-122. Academic Search Complete. Web. 9 Nov. 2016. Refutes claims made by wealthy companies that cheap labor helps thirdworld countries economy. What is the effect of the use of cheap labor by wealthy companies on developing countries? How does cheap labor affect cheap labor factory workers? What do companies who depend on cheap labor think about it? Is cheap labor ethical? How does production affect American society? How does America contributes to the growth of cheap labor? What effect do factories used for cheap labor have in the environment? Role of Wealthy Fashion Companies in Cheap Labor Instead of turning a blind eye to the rest of the world Americans should realize the high cost that workers in developing countries pay for their over consumption and over disposal of clothing Realization that by making ourselves over consume which es us feel rich the rest of the world is becoming poorer Americans need to become aware that cheap labor is hurting the environment, and by doing so it hurts them directly Become more conscious of the effects of waste; Americans throw away 82 pounds of clothing every year creating more toxins. What is Cheap Labor? Growing demand for cotton in order to make

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