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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
At the time, they were claiming it could be eaten every meal and be healthy. He only super sized when they asked, and did eat a variety. His goal was to point out how predatory and unhealthy it is overall. The marketing for "bigger and more" specifically. There's been changes to the menu since, and there are now people trying to disprove it by eating at a deficit, but the menu was a lot more unhealthy at the time Supersize Me was made. I remember watching it in health class
gpt
Yeah found some dates and information about their menu changes and posted them in another comment. Most of the healthy changes happened after the movie was released.

"Didn't most of that happen after the movie came out and weren't the salads they sold before their changes not really very healthy? Heavy on the calories and sugar. Super Size Me (The Movie) came out in 2004. McDonald's made major menu changes between 2000-2010. Super sizing soda and fries started 1987 and ended in 2004. 2000-2003 were the years of the Big n Tasty, McGriddle, the McParfait and the McPhilly Cheesesteak. Apples in Happy Meals started 2006. They didn't add oatmeal to the breakfast menu till 2010."

Added some more.
"The McPlant meatless burger was introduced in 2021 and discontinued in the US in 2022. The Burger King impossible burger was introduced in 2019 and is actually a pretty good seller still or good enough to not fall off the menu."