Are Fast Food Resturents bad for you?(like Taco Bell and McDonalds)?

Answer 1

Yes if U eat them everyday,once a while is ok.The best would be home-cooked food coz' there'll be less fat,oil,salt and it's economical than buying 3 meals a day everyday. .

Answer 2

Most of the stuff you get at fast food restaurants is VERY bad for you -- high in saturated fat, high in sodium, not to mention very little nutritional value. There isn't one thing I can think of on the menu at Taco Bell that would be considered a "healthy choice." There are a few things at McDonald's that would qualify, like their grilled chicken sandwich (without mayo, of course) and their grilled chicken salad. But anytime you're talking about fast food dishes with red meat or anything fried, it's darn close to pure dietary evil.

Answer 3

The restaurants aren't bad for you some of the food is and you just can't put all of the blame on the restaurants you can make a meal at home that is 20 times worst than an fast food. And anyway fast food restaurants are for convience not health

Answer 4

Yes they are unless you eat sensible and light. Lets say you are going to eat a hamburger at Mcdonlads, you would have to eat the burger with any vegetables but you would have to skip the mayo and the cheese and don't forget about the fries. Taco bell is okay also as long as you don't eat all the tortilla or any kind of cheese. As for drinks, no soda. Stick to water.

Answer 5

It depends on what you get. Taco Bell, I can't think of anything healthy. Mcdonalds, get a grilled chicken salad with low fat dressing and water. They have a fruit and yogurt parfait for dessert.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Absolutely

Answer 8

Yes! Some of the meals from these restaurants have half of your daily calorie intake in just one meal! they are loaded with fat among other things!
If you want more info on this you can check out the web sites they have all the nutrition info listed!
A good place to find out the nutrition info on almost every food is weight watchers!

Answer 9

In moderation everything is OK. As far as fast food I would recommend Wendys as the most health conscience.

Answer 10

Absolutely not. The only thing bad about them is the people badmouthing them by making excuses for their own shortcomings. Fat people have the same choices as anyone else and they choose to eat - everything.