The phrase 'make unhealthy' is not grammatically correct in written English.
The correct phrase would be 'make unhealthy choices' or 'create an unhealthy situation'. For example: "I advise you to make healthy choices that will lead to a better quality of life."
It is so easy to make unhealthy versions!
Many people make unhealthy food choices when they are down, tired or stressed.
But then universal health care is unfair to those of us forced to subsidise compatriots who make unhealthy choices.
Rurik B. Halaby Chairman, AgriCapital Corporation New York, March 2, 2011 To the Editor: I don't like farm subsidies any more than Mark Bittman does, but they do not necessarily make unhealthy foods cheap.
Similarly, "eat better" directives ignore how food and beverage companies' activities strongly shape the choices individuals make: unhealthy consumption is influenced heavily by the fact that these products are often cheap, available, convenient, and made desirable by savvy marketing.
Many school districts prohibit vending machines that sell soda in schools, and others have even banned the practice of bake sales on school premises, arguing that these seemingly innocent events make unhealthy foods too easily available to youngsters.
His sister said she worried that he was still making unhealthy choices about food.
Researcher Nguyen Pham said: "What these results show us is that rather than leading dieters to make healthier choices, these food police messages are actually making unhealthy foods even more enticing to dieters".
"Most humans on the planet now breathe air made unhealthy by fossil fuels, and many die early deaths as a result — my early death by fossil fuel reflects what we are doing to ourselves".
The whole point of sacrificing these animals, in other words, seems to be to allow obese humans to not have to worry about making unhealthy choices, as long as they shell out plenty of money to drug companies for their "obesity pill".
Making unhealthy foods less accessible is a useful strategy for reducing intake.
