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What is in our Food? General Effects of Junk Food on Health: Obesity: Obesity is associated with every type of junk food. The main reason is the absence of fibre, high amount of high-fat calories and low quality cholesterol. Which may cause obesity as well as increase risks of heart diseases. Tooth Decay: Tooth decay is also caused by the extreme use of junk food in diet. Most of the fast food chains and sweetened juices, soft drinks and other processed food companies use low quality fats, sugar and high amount of salt in the processing of food. This can cause problems with teeth. Tooth decay has become very common in young children and the possible reason could be the use of these type of foods.

How can we find out?

LOOKING AT LABELS Guideline Daily Amounts (GDAs) Nutrition labels provide information on how a particular food or drink product fits into your daily diet. Guideline Daily Amounts (GDAs) are guidelines about the approximate amount of particular nutrients and calories required for a healthy diet.

Traffic light colour coding Some front of pack nutrition labels use red, amber and green (traffic light) colour coding. red means high amber means medium green means low

Energy Calories (kcal) Guideline Daily Amounts for Teenagers and Young People Age Energy Calories (kcal) Fat (g) Saturated Fat (g) Fibre (g) Salt (g) 11‑14 2200 1850 85 70 25 15 6 15‑18 2750 2100 105 80 35 18 19+ 2500 2000 95 30 20

Snacks: Snacks are a fast food which include chips, pretzels, chocolates, sweets, ice creams, sweets, biscuits and crisps. They can be highly processed but along with that they contain a lot of additives, preservatives and artificial colours. Most people do not have knowledge about there presence or harmful effects. Problems caused by Snacks: They can contain a wide variety of additives and preservatives. These additives are synthetic product which body can not digest. Artificial colours can be a very dangerous ingredients of these foods.