Main Task #10: - That Sugar Film
Name: Glennie Joy L. Verterra
Date: April 20,2022 Course, Year & Section: BSA 1-D
View the short documentary film titled “That Sugar Film”. In no more than 6 sentences, answer
the following questions as concise as possible. (10 points each):
1. Explain how production and consumption of sugar affect our journey towards good life.
Sugar production and consumption affect our journey toward a good life. Because if we
continue eating foods high in sugar every day, it can lead us to many diseases. Like higher
blood pressure, inflammation, weight gain, diabetes, and fatty liver disease. It also affects our
mental health since sugar can cause cognitive deficits, negative neuroplasticity, and
emotional problems such as anxiety and depression. Consumption of sugar can make our
mood change fast. Moreover, if we count, lessen or stop eating foods high in sugar, we can
live long as we want happily without worrying.
2. How is unreflective consumption of sugar affect human life?
Unreflective consumption of sugar affects human life by making a person unhealthy. The
more you eat foods that lump high sugar, it will increase insulin resistance, which mainly affects
hypertension, obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. It inhibits the flow of
dentinal fluid out of the holes of tooth enamel, allowing bacteria to enter the pulp and promoting
tooth disease. It results in an increase in magnesium and calcium levels in the urine. It causes an
overproduction of insulin-related to dementia and is referred to as Type 3 Diabetes. It also
stimulates the brain's pleasure centers in the same way that opioids, cocaine, cigarettes, and
alcohol do, and hence is addictive for certain people.
Rubrics for Scoring:
Criteria
Content
Grammar
Organization of Ideas
Total
Performance Indicator
Provides evidences or supporting details or
factual scenarios
Used correct grammar, punctuation, spelling
and capitalization.
Expressed the points in clear and logical
arrangement of ideas in the paragraph
Points
6
1
3
10