Pill Bottle Persuasive Speech

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I’m sure you’ve seen the ads and the promos everywhere, young beautiful women showing off there gorgeous body on a pill bottle. When someone sees the image of a slimming individual on a container of pills that promise to help you lose weight, you get excited and start to think oh my something that’s going to make me skinny. When a teenager sees the pill bottle they want to use it because they assume that it works. Children are so young and they make the pills accessible at age 18 but if their parents buy them for themselves and a child gets ahold of it, it can be detrimental. A child is so naive and doesn’t understand that the damage done by taking too many pills can be fatal. So having a young slimming woman on the front of a pill bottle can

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