Reference for Picture:http://youtimecoaching.blogspot.com/2012/08/got-milk.html
If I am a sports coach, I advise that athletes should drink milk, but never to let you look good or play better but for the calcium which leads to strong bones which should have been the adverts goal.
Whatever product we use in the market, it is always a smart
decision to know about the product first. If unsure, it is best to consult a
specialist about it. As always, knowledge about something is the best tool in
keeping ourselves happy and healthy.
I believe that this advertisement is false, because...
1.The advertisement plays with words. It plays with words, because milk does not make you or your body look good. It is what a person does to make himself look good, by exercising, or following a diet. Milk does not give muscles or good features, milk gives you calcium. Calcium helps with healthy and strong developmental of the bones.
2. The advertisement has an agenda to cause the data to be biased, because they put a muscular and good looking person in the picture. Which aims to make people want to buy it, because they want to look good and muscular or play football like David Beckham.
I believe that this advertisement is false, because...
1.The advertisement plays with words. It plays with words, because milk does not make you or your body look good. It is what a person does to make himself look good, by exercising, or following a diet. Milk does not give muscles or good features, milk gives you calcium. Calcium helps with healthy and strong developmental of the bones.
2. The advertisement has an agenda to cause the data to be biased, because they put a muscular and good looking person in the picture. Which aims to make people want to buy it, because they want to look good and muscular or play football like David Beckham.
3.The data gathered is not reliable, because it is only one person who has drank the milk.
It is also false, because we do not know if the person actually drank the milk. Finally the data is wrong, because the person was already muscular and good looking before he drank the milk.
It is also false, because we do not know if the person actually drank the milk. Finally the data is wrong, because the person was already muscular and good looking before he drank the milk.
