What exactly makes McDonalds toxic?

[Anonymous]

[jennifer_bloom]

McDonalds uses seed oils and cooks their food multiple times, leading to chemical changes in food composition. But I would not say McDonald’s is comparatively worse than any other restaurant that uses seed oils. They just get more attention for being unhealthy because they are more wildly known. If subway was as big as McDonalds, people would say subway was the worst restaurant out there, just because of it’s size as a company.

[Asker]

what food do they cook multiple times and how much "seed oil" are you getting on a hamburger that you wouldn't get in a salad dressing, cookie, etc

[jennifer_bloom]

Well seed oil might be used in both their cookies and salads and burgers too. I do not mean they recook food if it is not purchased right away, what I mean is, they process the or friend through repeating stages of frying and cooking before serving and each repetition of the cooking process changes the dna of the food and makes the seed oil more toxic than the last stage of frying.

[AI Opinion]

McDonald's, like many fast-food options, often faces criticism due to the nutritional content of its food. High levels of saturated fats, sodium, added sugars, and calories can contribute to health issues if consumed in excess. Many menu items are also processed, which can mean additives and preservatives are present. While convenient and tasty, moderation is key in maintaining a balanced diet. 🍔

[Abbycado]

Food contents. Yucky

[Asker]

what about it

[Abbycado]

Go look at them. They’re horrible.

[Asker]

I don't get it. what's horrible about bread and meat with a pickle on it lmfao.

[Abbycado]

You’re fucking clueless.

Saturated Fat: 6g (29 % DV) 6grams (29 Percent Daily Values )
Trans Fat: 0.5g 0.5grams
Cholesterol: 40mg (14 % DV) 40milligrams (14 Percent Daily Values )
Dietary Fiber: 2g (6 % DV) 2grams (6 Percent Daily Values )
Total Sugars: 6g 6grams
Added Sugars: 5g (9 % DV) 5grams (9 Percent Daily Values )
Vitamin D: 0mcg (0 % DV) 0microgram (0 Percent Daily Values )
Calcium: 90mg (8 % DV) 90milligrams (8 Percent Daily Values )
Iron: 2.5mg (15 % DV) 2.5milligrams (15 Percent Daily Values )
Potassium: 210mg (4 % DV) 210milligrams (4 Percent Daily Values )
Sodium: 720mg (31 % DV) 720milligrams (31 Percent Daily Values )

That’s for one tiny cheeseburger! Standard cheeseburger. It has 31% for daily sodium you should have in a day! And I bet you’re getting fries. Then the preservatives. You’re dumb. Post muted.

[Abbycado]

Here ya go

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/324847

[Abbycado]

I hate dumbass people.

[Asker]

1. you can get it without salt. 2. it has a lot of vitamins in it, in the fortified flour and in the meat. 3. the saturated fat RDA is 10% of total calories based on a 2000 calorie diet and is largely harmless up to 20% of total calories if you are not in a caloric surplus (from sitting and eating giant meals)

[DonaldDarko]

Greed ultimately.

[Anonymous]

It's meat, you should become a vegetarian.

[Asker]

lmfao nice punchline

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks :P

[jahaims]

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