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"Break the Fast Food Chains"


Saturated Fat


A multitude of fast food items consist of high levels of saturated fat, specifically hamburgers. Foods high in saturated fat typically increase your consumption of bad cholesterol. As cholesterol levels are elevated in your bloodstream, the excess cholesterol can harden into nasty plaque. Plaque interferes and clogs the flow of blood through your blood vessels. This results in an increase in blood pressure along with an increased risk of developing heart disease.


How does the section titled "Saturated Fat" help to support the author's main point in the text?


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The section titled "Saturated Fat" describes how fast food can lead to elevated cholesterol, which causes arterial plaque buildup and increases risk for heart disease.


The section titled "Saturated Fat" describes how high levels of salt in fast foods are absorbed by the bloodstream, which can lead to high blood pressure because it increases blood volume.


The section titled “Saturated Fat” describes how high calorie counts of fast foods are caused by large portion sizes, which can lead to obesity because this exceeds what what is needed for a healthy diet.


The section titled "Saturated Fat" describes how fast foods are often placed very high on the glycemic index, which can lead to problems in blood sugar levels including obesity and diabetes.